...Monday 17th October 2010 Facilities Design and Management Course Work 1 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction 3 2.0 Feasibility Study 4 2.1 Local Area Analysis 4 2.2 Lodging Market Analysis 4 2.3 Proposed Facilities 5 3.0 Site Planning 6 4.0 Planning of Exterior and Interior Design 7 4.1 Exterior Design and Engineeing Amenities 7 4.2 Interior Design and Engineering Amenities 7 4.2.1 Lobby Facilities 7 4.2.2 Guest Rooms and Floors 8 4.2.3 Food and Beverage Outlets 9 4.2.4 Recreational Facilities 11 4.2.5 Meeting & Banqueting Facilities 12 4.2.6 Back-of-House Areas 12 5.0 Justification of Facilities 13 6.0 Budget 14 7.0 Conclusion 15 8.0 References 16 9.0 Appendix 17 9.1 Hotel Design Schematics 18 9.1.1 Level 2 18 9.1.2 Level 3 18 9.1.3 Level 4 19 9.1.4 Level 5 21 9.1.6 Level 1 21 9.1.7 Ground Level 22 9.1.8 -1 Level 23 9.1.9 -2 Level 24 1.0 Introduction As the leading development consultancy firm worldwide, Star Consultancy ensures the development of new hotels and concept ideas that guarantee success. Throughout this report we will discuss our overall proposal and vision for the opening of our Chalet Royal. We seek to provide significant insight to our ideas by considering both internal and external influences together with a complete proposal of facilities. The following report highlights several categories that are fundamental in the development including: Feasibility Study Exterior and Interior Design Safety and Security Environmental...
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...Facility Planning-Floor Plan Part 3 HCS 446 July 4, 2015 Diane Moon Facility Planning-Floor Plan Part 3 Expansion and developing of a facility takes time and thought with respect to guiding requirements, planning, budgets and advancement of the building and its interior. Providing that code requirements are met which is generally to help the designer and contractor. Many matters must be well-thought-out during the preliminary design created by the stakeholders in the blueprint. Color collections used, which are satisfying psychologically and physically as well as noise reduction must be reflected when planning the facility. Equipment and systems to be used must be determined upon prior to assembly of the facility. Regulatory requirements Care services are compelled to track the permitting protocols of their state in the design they use. Generally directed by the “Facility Guidelines Institute guidelines for design and construction of health care facilities” (Carr, 2010). States necessitate the use of the codes in health facility buildings and they need to be ascribed by the “Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations” (Carr, 2010). Private health campuses must also monitor the American with Disability Act since it is a health facility open to the public. They must follow OSHA regulations in drafting the design particularly for their test center and labs. Health facilities need to be easily reached by patients and all those who seek care...
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...The Facilities Planning and Management Service Center has plans to make couple changes at California State University, Fullerton. These has been talk of a budget coming in and with this budget they are aiming to add things that can provide a more environmental friendly environment in the campus. More and more schools have promoted recycling and composting program in order to achieve a goal of zero waste. In order to create Steven G. Mihaylo Hall into the most recyclable building on campus, we start with creating signature (posters, signs, flyers). Since the materials used to create signature can be easily found in the Facilities Planning and Management Service Center, we do not need to purchase any materials or resources. As a result, no budget is needed in this part. Second, recycling station will be set up by the beginning of Fall Semester 2015. From Recycle Away, LLC website, the recycle station costs $379.99 plus tax. As we mentioned before, three bins will be set up on the first and second floor of Steven G. Mihaylo Hall. As a result, total budget $1,139.97 plus tax is used in the recycle station. After raising student’s awareness about recycling by setting up the three main recycle station, we continue to put more resources in the Steven G. Mihaylo Hall in order to make it be the most recyclable building on campus. During Fall semester 2016, all classrooms will be have recycling containers for recycling cans and plastic bottles. For the recycling container, we choose large...
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...September .The branch has no other business for the”off-season”and hence stands vacant whilst the companies sister branch-Bayhead Cold Storage(BHCS) handles the frozen products throughout the year. The MWCS has a capacity of 5000 pallet spaces for citrus whilst the BHCS has capacity of 15 000 pallet spaces for frozen products. The BHCS store currently cannot meet the customer demands with the store reaching full capacity from end October till February every year. The company has no option but to turn clients away during this period. All this whilst the MWCS facility stands empty as it cannot accommodate the frozen products. The project involved converting the MWCS branch into a dual purpose facility to handle both the frozen products during their off season and to revert to handling of chilled products during the citrus season. This would thereby enable the company to have a 12 month facility as opposed to having a 6 month facility. This project required the specialized skills of professional companies in order to execute this project.all of the work had to be outsourced to sub contractors as the company not have these skilled staff.The project team had to comprise of staff from the company...
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...Edition No. 1 September 2008 Compliance code Workplace amenities and work environment Contents Preface Introduction Purpose Scope Application Health and safety considerations for duty holders What are workplace amenities and facilities? Why do employees need amenities and facilities? How should I use this compliance code? Identifying and maintaining amenities and facilities What amenities do employers need to provide? Maintaining amenities and facilities Amenities Drinking water Toilets Hand washing Dining facilities Personal storage Change rooms Shower facilities Amenities and facilities for special workplaces Outdoor work Mobile, temporary and remote work Employer-provided accommodation 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 7 8 8 9 12 14 17 17 18 20 20 20 21 WorkSafe Victoria is a trading name of the Victorian WorkCover Authority. The work environment Workspace Temperature Ventilation, air quality and airconditioning Lighting Seating Floors Responding to emergencies Emergency planning First aid Appendix A – The compliance framework Appendix B – Consultation Appendix C – Documents adopted by this compliance code Appendix D – Documents associated with this compliance code Appendix E – Amenities and facilities planning checklist 22 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 29 30 32 33 34 35 36 This publication is protected by copyright. WorkSafe encourages the free transfer, copying and printing of this publication if such activities support the purpose and intent for which this publication was developed...
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...HOTEL MANAGEMENT “Tourism Development Plan: National Library of the Philippines” – Nation’s Literature’s Shelter Beautification A Thesis Proposal Presented to the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) Far Eastern University (FEU) – Manila In Partial Fulfillment of Requirements for Tourism Planning and Development (TPAD) __________ By Baladad, Arlou Belle P. Celestial, Danisse Ann P. Fabros, Jeric Neil V. Huang, Ya-Hui E. Opinaldo, Cathleen Karla L. Platino, Shane Marienette M. “Tourism Development Plan: National Library of the Philippines” – Nation’s Literature’s Shelter Beautification 1 FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT October 2014 Vision and Mission The modernity of National Library of the Philippines tends to adapt to rapid global technological advances and catch up with other modernized libraries elsewhere, and its American style of architecture which upholds the sophistication makes visitors feel like passing through the history since it was established in American colonial period. National Library of the Philippines aims to provide a comfortable learning ambiance for visitors, upgrade most of the facilities to look more authentic, and enhance the creativity of facility design that can seem somehow distinct from other libraries while upholding the historical spirit within its structural design at the same time. “Tourism Development Plan: National Library of the Philippines” – Nation’s...
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...00 © 1985 Pergamon Press L td FACILITIES LAYOUT A SURVEY OF SOLUTION PROCEDURES REUVEN R. LEVARY Operations Research Center, M.I.T., Cambridge, MA 02139, U.S.A. and Department of Management Sciences, Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, MO 63108, U.S.A. and SYLVIA KALCHIK Monsanto World Headquarters, Saint Louis, MO 63167, U.S.A. (Received 26 January 1983; received for publication l June 1984) Al~traet--The main characteristics of the most-used solution procedures for the facility layout problem are summarized. The characteristics include input required, limitations, type of output obtained, and some other general characteristics. Quantitative and computer-based models will sometimes produce odd layout shapes. For this reason, optimization models and computer programs designed to plan facility layouts, based on optimizing certain objectives, can be useful only for determining some guidelines for the planners. While these models can be used for planning alternative layouts, considerations of qualitative and personnel factors should be given during the layout finalization phase. INTRODUCTION One of the tasks in layout planning is assigning relative locations to a set of facilities. The best layout plan is often the one that results in the highest overall effectiveness of transactions between the facilities. Cost considerations can be a major factor in choosing a given alternative layout plan for implementation. The problem of facility layout is well covered in the literature...
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...Performing art education centre works for cultural activities and performing art education both formally and informally for both children and adults, the planning of the centre needs to be done with all levels of people in all ages keeping in mind. The purpose of any performing art education school facilities is to create an environment which can provide the teaching and learning process and recreation appropriate for people in all ages. Performing art represents the culture and tradition of the country and nation, therefore the education centre also should represent the culture and the tradition of the country. Besides the classrooms, teachers and administrator’s areas, workshops, stores etc, the physical enclosure itself should also generate an environment favorable for performing art education, recreation and other interactions. The planning, design and construction of the community school should result in an environment which can fulfill the above mentioned purpose. Although the schools of performing art education represent the art and culture of a nation, in different countries the performing art education centers were designed with different concepts , design ideas and technologies to achieve a master piece of art in form and architecture, but in developing countries particularly in Asian subcontinent, the planning and design need should be different. To spread the performing art education all over the country to every locality, the economical conditions, available...
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...CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2 1.1 Purpose 2 1.2 Structure of Report 2 2. Site Details 2 2.1 Location and Locality 2 2.2 Relevant Planning Controls and Guidelines 4 2.3 Ownership and Title Information 5 2.4 Site Description 5 2.5 Existing Access 5 2.6 Existing Services 5 2.7 Existing Ground Conditions 5 2.8 Existing Improvements 5 3. Property Analysis 7 3.1 Current Lease Schedule/Revenue and Expenditure Plan 7 3.2 Outgoings and Expenditures 9 3.3 Financial Summary 10 3.4 Current Building Potential 11 4. Future Potential of Property 11 5. Property Management Plan 14 5.1 Objectives 14 5.2 Aims 14 5.3 Implementation 15 5.4 Revenue & expenditure Plan 15 5.5 Leases & Special Agreements 16 5.6 Marketing Plan 17 5.7 Maintenance Plans & Costs 17 1. Introduction 1.1 Purpose The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive property management evaluation for 60-70 Elizabeth Street, Sydney for the property owner. 1.2 Structure of Report Prescribed within the letter of instruction dated 20 April 2010, the scopes of work undertaken as part of this valuation assessment are listed below: Section 2 – Describes the site and building context; Section 3 – Reviews the financial position of the property; Section 4 – Analyses current and future potential of the property; and Section 5 – Details the proposed property management plan. 2. Site Details 2.1 Location and Locality 60-70 Elizabeth Street, Sydney is located within the Sydney CBD, situated one building...
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...Course Project Paper Part I Project – State-of-the-art student union DeVry University / Keller Graduate School of Management PROJ-595-63126: Project Risk Management March 25th, 2016 Professor: Dr. Jayaram Madireddy Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Risk Managment 4 3. RISK ACCESSMENT…….……………………………………………………..10 4. Conclusion 12 5. References 13 1. Introduction “This project is to introduce a new construction facility to house a state-of-the-art student union for MSOE, focusing on sustainability, green technologies, and renewable energy”. The Campus Center, or “CC” at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) is currently home to the student bookstore, administrative offices, a small café, a variety of classrooms for different disciplines, and a third-floor lounge area for students to gather to study or relax (Milwaukee School of Engineering, 2016). This aging building has served MSOE well for many years, but the growing school requires a proper student union to remain competitive with other top ranked schools in the Midwest. This project will provide a new construction facility to house a state-of-the-art student union for MSOE, focusing on sustainability, green technologies, and renewable energy sources to showcase the commitment of MSOE to the future health and well being of the Milwaukee area. 2. Risk Management Planning When analyzing the risks that takes place during the project planning phase. what is sometimes...
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...Production Planning and Control In any manufacturing enterprise production is the driving force to which most other functions react. This is particularly true with inventories; they exist because of the needs of production. In this chapter the relationship of production planning and control to work-in-process inventories is stressed. Objectives of Production Planning Control The ultimate objective of production planning and control, like that of all other manufacturing controls, is to contribute to the profits of the enterprise. As with inventory management and control, this is accomplished by keeping the customers satisfied through the meeting of delivery schedules. Specific objectives of production planning and control are to establish routes and schedules for work that will ensure the optimum utilization of materials, workers, and machines and to provide the means for ensuring the operation of the plant in accordance with these plans. Production Planning and Control Functions All of the four basic phases of control of manufacture are easily identified in production planning and control. The plan for the processing of materials through the plant is established by the functions of process planning, loading, and scheduling. The function of dispatching puts the plan into effect; that is, operations are started in accordance with the plant. Actual performance is then compared to the planned performance, and, when required, corrective action is taken. In some instances re-planning is necessary...
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...Production Planning and Control In any manufacturing enterprise production is the driving force to which most other functions react. This is particularly true with inventories; they exist because of the needs of production. In this chapter the relationship of production planning and control to work-in-process inventories is stressed. Objectives of Production Planning Control The ultimate objective of production planning and control, like that of all other manufacturing controls, is to contribute to the profits of the enterprise. As with inventory management and control, this is accomplished by keeping the customers satisfied through the meeting of delivery schedules. Specific objectives of production planning and control are to establish routes and schedules for work that will ensure the optimum utilization of materials, workers, and machines and to provide the means for ensuring the operation of the plant in accordance with these plans. Production Planning and Control Functions All of the four basic phases of control of manufacture are easily identified in production planning and control. The plan for the processing of materials through the plant is established by the functions of process planning, loading, and scheduling. The function of dispatching puts the plan into effect; that is, operations are started in accordance with the plant. Actual performance is then compared to the planned performance, and, when required, corrective action is taken. In some instances re-planning is necessary...
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...PPDT? Professional Planning and Development Team 2. Who is the central figure of the team? Owner 3. What is ingress? Entrance 4. Who has the special knowledge and skill in managing a lodging/ foodservice operation? Foodservice Consultant 5. Enumerate the 3 members of the PPDT. Owner, architect, consultant 6 - 7. Give 2 responsibilities of foodservice consultant. Function, Room/ Menu, Control, Ambience of Public Area, Space Allocation, Furnishings Equipment and Utilities, Disposal of Waste 8 - 9. Give 2 of the architects’ qualification. No criminal record (Plunder and embezzlement) | Very good communications skills | 10 - 12. Identify the Recommended Distance Zones in Public Areas based on the following measurements: Intimate -18in Personal -18in to 4ft Socia - 4-12ft Public - Beyond 12ft 13 - 15. Identify which Architectural term is described. The principal face or front of a building (Façade) A representation made by cutting across something. (Cross- Sectional Drawing) A drawing or diagram showing the proportions and relations of parts or details of a structure without a roof. (Plan) Quiz 2 1. Addresses the interactions among humans, tasks and total work environment in such a way that a safe and healthy working condition is provided for the workers. (ERGONOMICS)2. A government regulation formulated primarily to enhance mobility of physically-challenged persons by requiring institutions to install facilities and other devices that...
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...physical facilities and medical and other staff in sufficient numbers, with regularly scheduled hours, to provide care for patients who are registered as inpatients. Categories of outpatients: • Emergency Outpatients – Patient given emergency care as a result of sudden severe illness or accident. • Referred Outpatients – Patient referred to the OPD by a physician or specialist. • General Outpatients – Patient referred by other physicians, given diagnosis and/or therapeutic services on an outpatient basis. PROCEDURE AT OPD Patient Visits the OPD reception Meet the executive – OPD Fill the OPD form which includes Patient’s Name, Age, Address, Consultants name etc. Pays the required amount at OPD registration counter OPD file preparation by OPD executive Prescription is given by the doctor Further investigation (pathological/radiological) is done if prescribed Consultation charges are to be repaid on every 14th day of previous consultation. Functions of OPD • General Diagnosis and Treatment. • Prescription for further investigation and diagnosis. Organization of OPD Staff of OPD is made up of four major organizational components: 1. Medical Staff. o Most important and central to the organization. o Include the Doctors and Consultants. 2. Nursing staff: It includes registered nurses. 3. Ancillary staff: It includes Lab technicians. 4. Clerical...
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...medical faculty, nursing, Engineering and maintenance department, materials management department, Human Resources Department, Security, Laundry and general administration in matters relating to Housekeeping and infection control. Hence the Housekeeping Department needs to be decentralized based on the work process in order to increase the efficiency of the department along with providing manpower pooling system close to the vertical transport system to facilitate easy movement of patient across the hospital, materials and equipment etc. Facilities and space requirement: • Office for the housekeeping department at the ground floor to cover all the OPDs and 3rd floor for all the inpatient areas. • Dedicated telephone lines to contact. • Control desk and bulletin board to put up daily duty charts and other housekeeping information • Store room for the housekeeping equipment and materials • Housekeeping closets on all floors of the hospital with space and shelves for housekeeping equipment and materials, and trolleys. As a matter of routine, supplies for daily use should be...
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