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== Policy and Procedure Statements == | == Policy and Procedure Statements == | ||
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The Physical Plant is generally responsible for the maintenance and operation of University facilities and grounds. The activities of the Physical Plant are directed toward maintaining a campus environment which is functional, attractive, in good taste, and conducive to learning. | |||
The overall responsibilities of the Physical Plant include: | |||
*Building maintenance and repair | |||
*Minor renovations and alterations | |||
*Maintenance of mechanical and electrical systems | |||
*Campus Lighting | |||
*Academic housekeeping and related services | |||
*Sports Facilities | |||
*Landscape maintenance | |||
*Special engineering services | |||
*Telephone & Telecommunications repair | |||
*Transportation and vehicle maintenance | |||
*Recycling | |||
*Capital Project review | |||
As a part of the University business organization, the Physical Plant Director reports to the Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs. | |||
Location - The Physical Plant Office, Cost Control Center, Work Control Center and the individual shops are located in the Physical Plant Complex on Dale Street, off State Farm Road. Quick response Zone Maintenance shops are located on the main campus. | |||
Assistance - Any questions which are not answered by this section of the RESOURCE MANUAL may be referred to the Administrative Office at extension 3190. | |||
Organizational Structure | |||
Larger version | |||
== Additional References == | == Additional References == | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 19 July 2011
Policy 507
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Policy and Procedure Statements
General Information
The Physical Plant is generally responsible for the maintenance and operation of University facilities and grounds. The activities of the Physical Plant are directed toward maintaining a campus environment which is functional, attractive, in good taste, and conducive to learning.
The overall responsibilities of the Physical Plant include:
- Building maintenance and repair
- Minor renovations and alterations
- Maintenance of mechanical and electrical systems
- Campus Lighting
- Academic housekeeping and related services
- Sports Facilities
- Landscape maintenance
- Special engineering services
- Telephone & Telecommunications repair
- Transportation and vehicle maintenance
- Recycling
- Capital Project review
As a part of the University business organization, the Physical Plant Director reports to the Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs.
Location - The Physical Plant Office, Cost Control Center, Work Control Center and the individual shops are located in the Physical Plant Complex on Dale Street, off State Farm Road. Quick response Zone Maintenance shops are located on the main campus.
Assistance - Any questions which are not answered by this section of the RESOURCE MANUAL may be referred to the Administrative Office at extension 3190.
Organizational Structure
Larger version