Routing maintenance and major maintenance, Civil Engineering

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What is the difference between routing maintenance and major maintenance in school facilities?

Ans) The routine maintenance is the minor and consistent repairs that are engaged in the school premises. Examples could include painting, replacement of fixtures, louver blades, furniture repairs, and patching cracks in the school buildings.

The most maintenance could also be a total rehabilitation of the school, either school buildings or any other project within the school community. It could be total restructuring of the lighting system in the school or sanitary system.

 


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