FacServ
Facility Services to Management Your Environment
Reliable, secure website for Police Stations to manage their facility issues and keep operations running safely
FACSERV gives Police Stations a simple, secure way to report issues, request works, and track all facility needs in one place.
Designed for high-risk and high-security settings, the platform helps stations coordinate contractors, schedule maintenance, and stay on top of compliance requirements.
Reactive / One-Off Jobs
Fast, reliable response when urgent issues arise.
Reactive Jobs - for electrical faults, plumbing failures, security concerns, or unexpected breakdowns, FacServ allows stations to log urgent works instantly for quick response.
Log a One-Off Job - FacServ assist stations to manage every-day works safely with trusted contractors.
Reactive Work
When serious problems arise, such as electrical malfunctions, burst pipes, or security system failures, you require prompt, dependable, and compliant assistance. For high-risk, high-performance settings including police stations, commercial buildings, and government assets, FacServ provides urgent, on-demand repairs.
Ad hoc Work
You don't have time to wait when the unexpected occurs, such as a burst pipe, a power outage, shattered doors, or a broken fixture. Our ad hoc work services are designed to be dependable, safe, and quick..
We react quickly to last-minute maintenance, crises, and urgent repairs at government, commercial, and high-security locations like police stations. With fully licenced trades, real-time tracking, and documentation that complies with WHS regulations, you won't ever have to worry about who is on site or chase down updates.
Fast completion of urgent task
Certified, Police-Vetted Contractors Complete Reports, Images, and Cost Disclosure
Frequently Q & A
Q: Why is PPM important?
A: PPM is scheduled maintenance carried out regularly to prevent equipment or system breakdowns before they occur.
Q: Why is PPM important?
A: It reduces downtime, extends asset life, improves safety, and helps avoid costly emergency repairs.
Q: How often should PPM be done?
A: Frequency depends on the asset, usage, and manufacturer recommendations— common schedules are monthly, quarterly, or annually.
Q: What’s an example of Reactive Work?
A: Fixing a burst pipe, broken air conditioner, or malfunctioning elevator.
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