Facilities, Operations, & Maintenance
Description
Facilities Operations & Maintenance
is the Buildings and Grounds service areas and is made up of the following
Departments: College Maintenance, Grounds Maintenance, Athletic Maintenance,
Operations, and Facilities.
Curriculum Impact
Technology plays a large role in the
support services departments. Although we do not have a direct connection the
curriculum being taught on campus, the support provided by each of these
departments allows the college to maintain and enhance the curriculum and
education services offer by the college. Most building systems from HVAC to
access control are now automated, requiring technology to run, analyze, service
and repair. The Facilities, Operations and Maintenance departments must be
allowed to stay current and be provided with the technological tools needed to
keep the campus systems and equipment in proper working order. Without access
to technological upgrades and equipment, the college’s ability to provide an
appropriate learning environment will be impaired.
Approximate Number of Students Served
The Facilities, Operations, and
Maintenance departments serve the entire student population
Support Impact
The departments’ need is technical, requiring replacement
of existing equipment and upgrading systems and programs to allow te departments
to support the college’s mission.
Year 1 (2007-2008)
Objective
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Maintain up-to-date technology that meets
District Information and Building Systems standards.
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Utilize software that assists security,
building, and department efficiencies.
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Utilize building and security control systems
that improve operating, maintenance and safety of building systems and
assets.
Action to Meet Objective
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Participate in the Student Services PC
replacement plan. Replacing 3 custodial computers, 1 Athletic Maintenance
Computer, and 2 College Maintenance computers.
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Install Wireless Network to provide computer
access from Athletic Maintenance Office at the football field to the main
campus infrastructure.
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Provide AutoCad program for Grounds &
Maintenance Supervisor.
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Continue to implement asset control security
systems for all digital projectors installed in rooms, and access control
systems as approved by the college, with additional system installed at NES
Offices.
Year 2 (2008-2009)
Objective
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Maintain up-to-date technology that meets
District Information and Building Systems standards.
-
Utilize software that assists security,
building, and department efficiencies.
-
Utilize building and security control systems
that improve operating, maintenance and safety of building systems and
assets.
Action to Meet Objective
-
Participate in the Student Services PC
replacement plan. Replacing 3 custodial computers, 1 Athletic Maintenance
Computer, and 2 College Maintenance computers.
-
Install Wireless Network to provide wireless
computer access from Facilities & Maintenance Office to the main campus
infrastructure.
-
Continue to implement asset control security
systems for all digital projectors installed in rooms, and access control
systems as approved by the college.
-
Continue to upgrade campus HVAC system controls
to Automated Logic
Year 3 (2009-2010)
Objective
-
Maintain up-to-date technology that meets
District Information and Building Systems standards.
-
Utilize software that assists security,
building, and department efficiencies.
-
Utilize building and security control systems
that improve operating, maintenance and safety of building systems and
assets.
Action to Meet Objective
-
Participate in the Student Services PC
replacement plan. Replacing 2 custodial computers, and 2 College Maintenance
computers.
-
Continue to implement asset control security
systems for all digital projectors installed in rooms, and access control
systems as approved by the college.
-
Continue to upgrade campus HVAC system controls
to Automated Logic
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