KPIs & CPIs
General SI7
Self-Generated Work Orders
Problem Codes
P1 Work Orders
100

This is the amount of trainings that must be completed on time.

What is 100%

100

This is how often you must leave a detailed log comment.

What is any time work is done or you touch a ticket.

100

This is a type of work orders that we (CBRE) self-identify as needing to be performed

  • Burned out light

  • Leaking faucet

  • Repairs needed/found during routine PM

What is self-generated work order?

100

These are categories and sub-categories that are associated to all Work Orders and PMs. Depending on the code selected:

  • Ensures the WO dispatches to the correct employee/vendor

  • Associates Priority

  • Defaults Target Completion Date

What are problem codes?

100

The following are examples of what?

  • P1 Work Orders are intended as a means to provide an initial event response

  • Sub Work Orders can cover extended response, clean up, and necessary repairs

  • “Response Time” Does not equate to “Resolution, or Closure” Time
    • Engaging and starting to take action can be considered a “Response”

    • Any action taken to stabilize, prevent damage, or intervene in any way can be considered a “Response”

  • Changing The “Priority” of a P1 Work Order should not be the first action taken to prevent missing the Target Times associated with “Response”, “Follow Up”, Or “Completion”
    • Sub Work Orders should be utilized for extended mitigation, repairs, etc.

    • The original P1 Work Order should be closed with brief, but comprehensive commentary

  • P1s should not be “feared” or “dreaded” They are an essential part of our means to properly support Uber

What are Things to consider when managing a P1 Work Order to Closure

200

This is the amount of business disruption or downtime that is acceptable.

What is 0.

200

This document is details the process to extend a work order.

What is the Work Order Extension Playbook

200

This type of work order is initiated by external customers or client. 

  • Uber

  • Bon Appetit

  • Security

What is NOT a Self-Generated Work Order?

200

The following are examples of what?

General Building Maintenance:> Metal corner protector needs to be added to wall

Furniture - Repair and Clean:>Beer needs replaced

Carpet - Repair:> Cleaning in some areas

Facility Maintenance Request - Un-classified:>Nespresso Coffee Machines Filter has to be changed

Plumbing Repairs:> Ice machine isn't functioning properly was recently installed and seems its not getting enough water.

What is the wrong problem code?

200

What is an incident escalation tree?

300

This is the % of corrective work orders that must be completed on time.

What is ≥95%

300

This must be created for each “No” answer during Building Inspections.

What is CAPA/Sub-Work Order

300

The following are examples of what?

  • It shows we are being proactive with our service and adds value to the client

  • Identify opportunities for continuous improvement

  • Optimize maintenance schedules

  • Resource allocation


What are important reasons to track self-generated work orders

300

The following are examples of what? 

Interior Repair-Other:> Metal corner protector needs to be added to wall

Breakroom Supplies:>Beer needs replaced

Carpet - Spot:> Cleaning in some areas

Coffee Machine Repair:>Nespresso Coffee Machines Filter has to be changed

Ice Machine Repair:> Ice machine isn't functioning properly was recently installed and seems its not getting enough water.

What is the correct problem code?

300

What is root cause analysis

400

This is the % of preventative work orders that must be completed on time.

What is ≥99%

400

This document must be attached to all vendor completed work orders.

What is a Service Report

400

What is How to Mark a WO as Self-Generated (SI Web Portal)

400

What is Incident Report?

What is ASAP and every time there’s an update?

500

This % is the Accurate Accuracy CPI.

What is <4%

500

This must be submitted for all purchases >$2,499.

What is Small Works Approval / NTE Project Fixed Cost

500

What is How to Mark a WO a Self-Generated (MFM App)

500

By doing this on the types and frequency of problems that occur, we can make better informed decisions about resource allocation, maintenance scheduling and equipment replacement.

What is collecting and analyzing data

500

The following are examples of what?

  • RCA Team Should include the CBRE Site or Regional Lead, CBRE MEP Lead, (if applicable), CBRE HSE Lead, (if applicable), Key Vendor Personnel, and any applicable stakeholders with direct knowledge of the event

  • In order to drill down to the Root Cause of the Problem, the Problem Statement needs to state EXACTLY what issue(s) resulted from the event ie: Evacuation, Flood, Fire, Elevated or Low Temperatures

  • Sometimes it is very easy to mistake a “symptom” for the actual “problem” ie: “The Fire Alarm System Activated” this is only a “symptom” ask yourself, “why?”  The “problem” could be a “failed component” but then you still need to ask “why” it could be a “dirty smoke detector” but you still have to ask “why?” (PMs not completed? Not protected from dust during construction? etc.” 

  • Care should be taken to resist the urge to “skip ahead” through the “Whys” to the Root Cause, even if you think you know, or are certain you know the cause

  • Don’t hesitate to consult with as many technical or other resources as you need to get to the root cause

What are Considerations when completing a Why-Why RCA Document?

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