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Online sessions Building Maintenance 2021 launched!

The Maintenance Department will organise monthly online sessions covering aspects in the field of technical management and maintenance (TBO) in buildings in 2021.

Standards such as ISO 55000-Asset management, ISSO Sustainable Management and Maintenance, NEN standards and other standard guidelines will be used as a framework. At the same time, a practical interpretation is given from the perspective of the technical management and maintenance of the monumental KIVI building. We will also regularly invite frontrunners, market leaders and objective knowledge sharers to tell their stories.

The aim of the sessions is to take participants through the process of developing a vision, strategy and concrete policies and sub aspects. The sessions take place monthly on every1st Wednesday of the month and are launched on a small scale.

The sessions take place from 16.30 to 18.00 via Teams and are recorded in this time block so that people can watch them again on the internet. Digital walk-in starts at 3.30pm. After 6pm, there will be an opportunity to talk digitally until 7pm.

The first session will take place on Wednesday 3 February and will be on Vision Development Technical Management and Maintenance in Buildings.

KIVI Maintenance board member Aart de Jong of Tiberius Maintenance, who is also a member of the KIVI Building Committee and works as an advisor on Technical Management and Maintenance, will host this session and have a number of guest speakers explain their experiences. Registration should be made via the KIVI website.

Agenda:

  • 15.30 Walk-in
  • 16.30 Start and introduction
  • 16.45 Theme presentation / interviews / Round Table Meeting / Workshop
  • 17.45 Summary and follow-up activities
  • 18.00 End and possible digital chat until 19.00.

Besides knowledge sharing, we aim for a lot of interaction, also outside the sessions.

If you would like to be kept informed of developments, please register here for the latest news which we will also share in the Community "Building Maintenance 2021". The full programme of the Building Maintenance Cycle can be found here here.

If you have suggestions or ideas regarding the themes, please contact Aart de Jong.

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