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Operations, Maintenance & Facility Management

Integrated facility managementthat drives operational efficiency and business continuity

We keep your facilities ready and performing at their best through an integrated delivery model covering operations, maintenance, and support services.

Client sectors

Facility management for government and large enterprises

Service scope is developed around asset type, site requirements, operating hours, and client procedures, including qualification, HSE, and reporting requirements.

  • G
    Government bodies

    Ministries, authorities, and municipalities

    Delivery of O&M and support-service contracts against the RFP scope, service levels, reporting templates, and the entity's approval procedures.

    Etimad platformO&M contractsPeriodic reporting
  • Q
    Semi-government

    National companies and major projects

    Operation of corporate campuses, industrial facilities, and project accommodation in line with vendor qualification, HSE procedures, and work and access permits.

    Vendor qualificationHSE requirementsAccess permits
  • E
    Large enterprises

    Factories, compounds, and office buildings

    Management of technical and support services under one scope, including planned maintenance, service requests, and auditable cost and performance reporting.

    Annual contractClear monthly costTicket follow-up
Contract scope

Facility management contract components

Scope is defined after a site survey, asset review, and assessment of operating hours and required service levels. It may include:

01

On-site operations team

Contract or site managers, supervisors, technicians, and support-service teams with approved skills, staffing levels, and shifts.

02

Cleaning and maintenance supplies

Approved cleaning chemicals, hygiene consumables, and maintenance spares managed against defined stock and replenishment controls.

03

Equipment and machinery

Cleaning machinery, maintenance tools, and test instruments suited to the assets, spaces, and safety requirements.

04

Service vehicles and support

Maintenance and material-transport vehicles based on site distribution and response requirements.

05

Daily site supervision

Inspections, attendance checks, open-work reviews, and daily coordination with the client's representative.

06

Ticketing and follow-up system

Request logging, priority classification, work-order issue, and tracking of response and closure times.

Services

Technical and support services

The FM scope can combine Hard FM, Soft FM, operational planning, and performance control according to each site's requirements.

Hard01

Technical services (Hard FM)

Preventive and corrective operation and maintenance of assets

  • HVAC and ventilation operation and maintenance
  • Electrical systems, lighting, and distribution panels
  • Plumbing, water supply, and drainage
  • Minor civil works and repairs
  • Fire and life-safety checks with specialist coordination
  • Preventive and corrective maintenance and fault management
Soft02

Support services (Soft FM)

Cleaning, workplace, and common-area services

  • Office, corridor, and common-area cleaning
  • Washroom cleaning and touchpoint disinfection
  • Glass and facade cleaning by schedule
  • Waste collection and disposal-area upkeep
  • External-area and landscaping care
  • Reception and hospitality support when needed
Spec03

Operations and performance management

Work planning and service-level control

  • Preventive maintenance planning and compliance tracking
  • HSE controls and permit-to-work management
  • Service audits and recurring-fault analysis
  • Control-room operation where available
  • Asset register and technical document management
  • Performance analysis and resource-efficiency opportunities
Delivery methodology

Mobilization, handover, and operations

Contract commencement is managed through an approved mobilization plan, structured asset and document handover, and operation against procedures and agreed service levels.

  1. IAs defined in the contract plan

    Mobilization

    Approve the operating structure, recruit the team, and prepare equipment, materials, permits, and procedures before the service commencement date.

  2. IIService commencement stage

    Asset handover and baseline

    Review assets and documents, complete condition surveys, record backlog work, and establish the initial risk and priority register.

  3. IIIThroughout the contract

    Operations and work-order control

    Deliver planned and corrective work and support services, with work-order tracking and escalation by priority and service level.

  4. IVMonthly and quarterly

    Performance review and improvement

    Review KPIs, analyze service failures and recurring faults, and agree corrective actions and improvement plans.

Work-order management

One record for service requests and work orders

The team360 platform records, classifies, assigns, and tracks requests through response, execution, and closure, maintaining an auditable history.

  • Request logging

    Record the location, asset, fault type, priority, and submission time for each request.

  • Work-order assignment

    Identify the responsible party, order status, and actions taken through closure.

  • Alerts and escalation

    Alerts for new and overdue requests and planned maintenance dates, based on agreed escalation rules.

  • User permissions

    Role-based access for request submission, approval, tracking, and reporting.

  • Service-level reporting

    Measure response and closure times, overdue work, and compliance with maintenance plans.

  • Site-team coverage

    Track attendance and shifts against the approved manpower plan.

Workflows, permissions, and reports are configured during mobilization to match contract requirements.

Governance & compliance

Operational controls and auditable records

Service delivery is governed through approved HSE, compliance, risk, and document-control procedures, with defined responsibilities and escalation routes.

  • 01

    Site safety

    Task risk assessments, permit-to-work controls, PPE, and records of observations, incidents, and corrective actions.

  • 02

    Regulatory requirements

    Management of workforce records, social insurance, wage protection, licenses, and contract permits.

  • 03

    Information confidentiality and access

    Controlled access to site information and documents in line with the client's confidentiality requirements.

  • 04

    Risk and business continuity

    Risk registers, critical-fault response plans, and contingencies for essential staff, materials, and services.

  • 05

    Reporting and performance reviews

    Documented reporting on work orders, maintenance, cleaning, safety, and KPI compliance.

  • 06

    Site-team management

    Defined roles, training, supervision, and compliance with client policies, conduct rules, and disciplinary procedures.

Scope assessment

Define your facility management scope

Provide the site type, area, operating hours, and required services. Our team will review the requirements and arrange a technical meeting or site survey to prepare an initial scope.

An NDA can be signed before asset data or technical site documents are shared.