Maintenance Engineering for Buildings

Maintenance Engineering for Buildings by Ntebo Ngcobo, Clinton Aigbavboa and Douglas Aghimien delivers a practical, modern guide for anyone responsible for the safety, performance and longevity of the built environment. This authoritative volume captures the core principles of building maintenance and translates them into actionable strategies for day-to-day operations and long-term asset planning.

Readers will find a clear exploration of maintenance philosophies — from preventive and predictive programs to corrective responses — paired with guidance on condition assessment, lifecycle costing, risk and safety management, regulatory compliance and sustainable practices. Emphasis is placed on realistic decision-making: planning and scheduling, procurement considerations, budget optimization and performance measurement tools that help reduce downtime, contain costs and extend asset life.

Designed for facility managers, maintenance engineers, property developers and students, this book balances technical rigor with practical application. Its frameworks help translate inspection findings into maintenance plans, prioritize interventions, and align maintenance activity with organizational goals and sustainability targets. The language is professional yet accessible, making complex concepts usable on site and in boardroom discussions.

Relevant across diverse climates and regulatory environments, Maintenance Engineering for Buildings is an essential reference for professionals seeking to improve reliability, efficiency and value in building portfolios. Strengthen your maintenance strategy and protect your assets — order your copy today and start building smarter maintenance practices.

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