Getting the best out of your HVAC maintenance programme

HVAC = “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning”  

Intro:

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• The objective of the maintenance plan is to stabilise your maintenance budget and avoid unforeseen budget overruns.
• When CoolReaction adopts a client site for purposes of HVAC maintenance, we send a team to the site and take
  the following steps:

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Getting the best out of your HVAC maintenance programme

HVAC = “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning”  

Step 1:

Take a full inventory of all units on site, to include:

• Unit type
• Unit make and model (if applicable)
• Current state of repair.
• Identification of any parts and work required to bring the unit to an acceptable operational state.
• Manufacturer’s prescribed maintenance requirements (where available)
• Recording this information to the database for the client site. This forms the basis from which a future maintenance programme can be built.

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Getting the best out of your HVAC maintenance programme

HVAC = “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning”  

Step 2:

Step 3:

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• Compile a maintenance plan to be presented to the client for consideration and finalisation.
• This is essentially a Service Level Agreement (SLA),spelling out the frequency of inspections and repair/maintenance activities by the CoolReaction team.

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Getting the best out of your HVAC maintenance programme

HVAC = “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning”  

Step 4:

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• Once agreed, the plan kicks into action.
• Job cards are generated at agreed intervals from the database.
• Alerts about upcoming site visits are communicated to the client for convenience and to arrange site access.

Step 5:

Getting the best out of your HVAC maintenance programme

HVAC = “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning”  

ACTION:

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• Please go to Get Hold of Us’ on the main page and arrange for one of our experts to assess your site without delay – no obligations!