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The Buildings (Dis)pathology: Analysis of Management Tools for Building Maintenance Services

Maria Teresa Gomes Barbosa
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Vinicius Martins Galil
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White José dos Santos
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Edgar Carrasco
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Marco Antonio Rezende
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Eliene Carvalho
,
Rejane Costa Alves
Version 1 : Received: 30 October 2023 / Approved: 2 November 2023 / Online: 2 November 2023 (08:01:44 CET)

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Barbosa, M.T.G.; Galil, V.M.; Dos Santos, W.J.; Carrasco, E.V.; Rezende, M.A.P.; Carvalho, E.P.; Alves, R.C. The Buildings (Dis)Pathology: Analysis of Management Tools for Building Maintenance Services. CONTRIBUCIONES A LAS CIENCIAS SOCIALES 2023, 16, 33076–33097, doi:10.55905/revconv.16n.12-239. Barbosa, M.T.G.; Galil, V.M.; Dos Santos, W.J.; Carrasco, E.V.; Rezende, M.A.P.; Carvalho, E.P.; Alves, R.C. The Buildings (Dis)Pathology: Analysis of Management Tools for Building Maintenance Services. CONTRIBUCIONES A LAS CIENCIAS SOCIALES 2023, 16, 33076–33097, doi:10.55905/revconv.16n.12-239.

Abstract

Buildings are subject to intrinsic and extrinsic failures at all stages of the construction process, i.e., design to occupancy (i.e., use) as several failure types can affect them. There are three basic steps for researching building failures: listing, cataloging, and solving/deciding whether highlighting the least invasive and lowest cost intervention. Therefore, this research presents some methods used in construction for the intervention prioritization and seeks to illustrate the most suitable methodology for different settings failure x diagnosis x intervention. Therefore, the most traditional tools are shown: BASICO, SWIFT, FEMEA, AAF, and GUT matrix, where a critical assessment of the strengths and weaknesses is carried out. After that, a case study on maintenance services for the moisture on the building facades was performed. Finally, the GUT matrix and the FMEA method are the best results

Keywords

maintenance management; failure; life cycle

Subject

Engineering, Civil Engineering

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