The 360 team provide a value for money, proactive, facilities management service in Perth. We understand that our clients want their properties maintained at optimum levels to ensure all stakeholders expectations are achieved, whilst at the same time safeguarding and capitalizing on a properties commercial value.
Our systematic approach is based on carefully planned preventative maintenance schedules, using proficient local suppliers, with contracts negotiated on the best terms possible. Urgent repairs are therefore kept to a minimum, taking the stress out of the equation for all stakeholders.
Through our relationships with local suppliers and industry professionals, we keep abreast of innovation in the industry. Our technical experience enables us to thoroughly evaluate new products and techniques and roll them into the maintenance programs where it is appropriate to do so.
At facility management’s contract initiation, we begin by carrying out a:
Once a strategy has been agreed with the stakeholders our team manage the process of implementation, reporting back to the stakeholders regularly.
On an ongoing basis our team then keep your facility running smoothly.
Based in Perth and delivering projects across the metro area and regional WA.
Our Facility Management service includes an initial facilities audit, property condition assessment, data analysis, cost reporting, maintenance planning, implementation management, and ongoing reporting. Each management approach is tailored to the operational requirements of the property.
Our initial facilities audit reviews areas including health and safety, existing maintenance plans, property condition, service arrangements, budgets, and operational requirements. The findings help establish the appropriate facilities management strategy for the property.
We develop and coordinate planned preventative maintenance programmes based on the property’s condition, maintenance requirements, and operational needs. Once agreed with stakeholders, we manage implementation and monitor ongoing maintenance activities.
Yes. As part of the initial assessment, we review existing service agreements, maintenance arrangements, budgets, and supplier performance to identify opportunities for improved operational efficiency and property management.
After the findings and options have been reviewed with stakeholders and a strategy has been agreed, our team manages the implementation process and reports back to stakeholders regularly.
