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Work Order Requests

Work order requests are for maintenance services as defined by The CSU system. Maintenance services are defined as basic, recurring work necessary to maintain the campus facilities in good repair and in satisfactory operation. These services include maintaining, operating, and repairing utility and building systems, such as electrical systems, water, gas, heat, ventilation, plumbing, sewage collection, and elevators plus any equipment attached to these systems. It also includes maintaining and repairing the basic components of the campus buildings and environs such as foundations, walls, roofs, stairs, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, hardware, turf, sidewalks, streets, and ancillary facilities or equipment. The CSU system classifies the equipment that Facilities Management maintains as Group I Equipment. An individual requesting services is asked to provide the following information for any work order request:

  1. description of work requested
  2. location of problem
  3. the requester's name, telephone number and department

TYPES OF WORK ORDER REQUESTS
PHONE REQUESTS

Any disaster, unusual occurrence, utility malfunction or equipment failure which presents an imminent danger to life, health or property is an emergency and should be reported immediately to Facilities Management & Services at ext. 1120, or after hours to the campus Public Safety Department at ext. 1111 by phone. Services that need immediate attention, for example broken windows or rooms too warm or cold, should also be reported by phoning Facilities at ext.1120.

WEB REQUESTS

Maintenance services for simple failures of broken or malfunctioning equipment for which Facilities Management is responsible but pose no imminent danger should be reported by submitting a Web Link Request (link to request). This should be done through the departmental office that has access codes that allow for submittal through this process.

Priority of Work- Maintenance work takes priority over non-maintenance work. Maintenance work is prioritized as follows:

Priority 1. Emergency Repairs
Priority 2. Other Repairs
Priority 3. Maintenance Services

 

 

 

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