Reactive maintenance means response maintenance in respect of routine, day to day repairs which were unforeseen and unplanned.
Reactive maintenance means an unscheduled service or repair activity for buildings or grounds that is requested through the CMMS work order process and is required to ensure the health, safety, comfort, appropriate use, and efficiency of the client agency’s buildings and grounds.
Reactive maintenance means costs incurred by the registered social landlord to maintain property that cannot be planned for;
Examples of Reactive maintenance in a sentence
Reactive maintenance is unplanned repair work carried out in response to service requests and management/supervisory directions.
Routine or Reactive maintenance is undertaken in response to inspections, complaints or emergencies.
Reactive maintenance includes tree clearance, small repairs and service works, self-acting maintenance and power quality measurements.
Reactive maintenance requirements can be and are raised by staff via maintenance book.
Reactive maintenance works are carried out as and when necessary (making use of measured term contracts where feasible) to make good any health and safety problems on the site.
More Definitions of Reactive maintenance
Reactive maintenance means the rectification of Faults arising from day-
Reactive maintenance means Maintenance required after an event, malfunction or failure. This type of Maintenance is usually triggered by unforeseen events and/or equipment failure and requires immediate response and action from the Contractor as defined in this Contract.
Reactive maintenance means action performed in response to uncontrollable events upon the condition of a highway, road, street, or bridge. Reactive maintenance includes, but is not limited to, one or more of the following: (i) snow and ice removal; (ii) pothole patching; (iii) unplugging drain facilities; (iv) replacing damaged sign and pavement markings; (v) replacing damaged guardrails; (vi) repairing storm damage; (vii) repair or replacement of damaged traffic signals; (viii) emergency environmental clean- up; (ix) emergency repairs; and (x) emergency management of road closures that result from uncontrollable events.
Reactive maintenance means Maintenance required after an event, malfunction or failure. This type of Maintenance is usually (but not exclusively) triggered by equipment failure and requires immediate response and action from the Contractor as defined in this Contract.
Reactive maintenance means maintenance of the items specified in and within the time frames
Reactive maintenance means maintenance that is not Planned Maintenance, but which is necessarily undertaken in response to an unforeseen or emergency breakdown, performance issue or other similar issue arising in respect of an Asset and includes unplanned maintenance services to repair and restore the function, operation and condition of an Asset in the event of a malfunction or breakdown;
Reactive maintenance means the Maintenance required after an event, malfunction or failure of an asset or a component. This type of Maintenance is usually (but not exclusively) triggered by a failure or vandalism and requires immediate response and action from the Contractor as defined in this SOA.