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A Matrix Analysis On Building Maintenance Budget Determination In Malaysia

Table 2: A Matrix for Generating Summary of Research Finding: Documentation Analysis: The Classification of Building Maintenance Works: Comparison between the FCU Building and the MMF Guideline (2017).

Findings Refinement Findings
Scope of Woks Done by the FCU Maintenance Contractor Resolutions Applied by the MMF Guideline (2017)
Cleaning and sweeping Office and Corridor Not classified as maintenance
ToiletsDrainageExternal walls (The MMF lists it as an Operational task to enable occupancy and use (e.g. cleaning, security, waste management)
Structure and Civil works Wall and floor
Ceiling, door, window and grill Maintenance
Roof, gutter, rainwater down pipe and drain
Hard standing
Plant and Mechanical works PlantFire Fighting SystemLift Maintenance
Electrical and wiring works Maintenance
Security Patrols the entire area Not classified as maintenance
Control of entrance and exit
Reporting
Landscape  Maintenance
Piping and sewerage system  Maintenance
Pest control  Maintenance
 Payment of utility bills Electricity Bills Water Bill Sewerage Fee Not classified as maintenance
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