Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 10:04, 3 August 2022

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	This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required.		This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required.

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	* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]		* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]
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	* Service level agreement.		* Service level agreement.

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Designing Buildings at 07:36, 27 November 2020

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	This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required.		This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]		* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]
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	* Service level agreement.		* Service level agreement.

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Editor at 14:29, 30 March 2020

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	* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]		* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]
	* Deferred maintenance.		* Deferred maintenance.
		+	* Enterprise asset management.
	* Facilities management.		* Facilities management.
	* In-house or outsource maintenance.		* In-house or outsource maintenance.

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	* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]		* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]
		+	* Deferred maintenance.
	* Facilities management.		* Facilities management.
	* In-house or outsource maintenance.		* In-house or outsource maintenance.

Designing Buildings at 17:02, 11 May 2017

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	Under an OMT contract, the provider typically operates the facility, performs routine and non-routine maintenance and also provides training in the operation and maintenance of the facility until the role can be handed over to the employer. This might include recruiting and training personnel and establishing a suitable organisational structure.		Under an OMT contract, the provider typically operates the facility, performs routine and non-routine maintenance and also provides training in the operation and maintenance of the facility until the role can be handed over to the employer. This might include recruiting and training personnel and establishing a suitable organisational structure.

−	This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required	+	This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

Designing Buildings at 17:02, 11 May 2017

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−	Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when organisations are appointed to manage the operation and maintenance of ~~completed~~ facilities for a period of time, typically after completion.	+	Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when organisations are appointed to establish and manage the operation and maintenance of facilities for a period of time, typically after completion.

−	Under an OMT contract, the provider operates the facility, performs routine and non-routine maintenance and also provides training in the operation and maintenance of the facility until the role can be handed over to the employer. This might include recruiting and training personnel and establishing a suitable organisational structure.	+	Under an OMT contract, the provider typically operates the facility, performs routine and non-routine maintenance and also provides training in the operation and maintenance of the facility until the role can be handed over to the employer. This might include recruiting and training personnel and establishing a suitable organisational structure.

−	This form of contract may be considered on ~~process or~~ industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required	+	This form of contract may be considered, for example, on industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

Designing Buildings at 17:00, 11 May 2017

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−	Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when organisations are appointed to manage the operation and maintenance of completed facilities.	+	Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when organisations are appointed to manage the operation and maintenance of completed facilities for a period of time, typically after completion.

−	~~Such a~~ contract ~~may be separate from contracts for design and construction~~, and ~~can be used to employ a following~~-~~on services contractor, or~~ can be ~~used as part of a comprehensive contract for~~ the ~~project~~.	+	Under an OMT contract, the provider operates the facility, performs routine and non-routine maintenance and also provides training in the operation and maintenance of the facility until the role can be handed over to the employer. This might include recruiting and training personnel and establishing a suitable organisational structure.

−	~~Under an OMT contract, the operator trains personnel to operate and maintain the facility until it is transferred.~~	+	This form of contract may be considered on process or industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required
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−	This form of contract may be considered on process or industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required ~~in order to ensure that revenue is generated during and after the contract.~~	+
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−	OMT contracts differ significantly from construction contracts in their scope, duration, supervision, method of payment and the nature of risk, but most used by UK companies have been adapted from the ICE or FIDIC conditions of contract.	+
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−	~~An OMT manual that is drawn up should incorporate:~~	+
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−	* Well-defined methodologies.	+
−	* Integrated single source documents and drawings related to the manuals.	+
−	* In-depth experience to keep documents current/as-built during the asset lifecycle.	+

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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−	Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when ~~project teams employ other~~ organisations to manage the operation and maintenance of completed facilities.	+	Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when organisations are appointed to manage the operation and maintenance of completed facilities.

−	Such a contract may be separate from contracts for design and construction, can be used to employ a following-on services contractor, or can be used as part of a comprehensive contract for the project.	+	Such a contract may be separate from contracts for design and construction, and can be used to employ a following-on services contractor, or can be used as part of a comprehensive contract for the project.

−	Under an OMT contract, the operator ~~is obliged to train~~ personnel to operate and maintain the facility until it is transferred.	+	Under an OMT contract, the operator trains personnel to operate and maintain the facility until it is transferred.

	This form of contract may be considered on process or industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required in order to ensure that revenue is generated during and after the contract.		This form of contract may be considered on process or industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required in order to ensure that revenue is generated during and after the contract.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

−	* [[Building_owner~~'s_manual_~~-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]	+	* [[Building_owner%27s_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]
	* Facilities management.		* Facilities management.
	* In-house or outsource maintenance.		* In-house or outsource maintenance.

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

−	* Building owner’s manual.	+	* [[Building_owner's_manual_-_O_and_M_manual\|Building owner’s manual.]]
	* Facilities management.		* Facilities management.
	* In-house or outsource maintenance.		* In-house or outsource maintenance.

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Operation, maintenance and training (OMT) is a form of facilities management contract that can be adopted when project teams employ other organisations to manage the operation and maintenance of completed facilities.

Such a contract may be separate from contracts for design and construction, can be used to employ a following-on services contractor, or can be used as part of a comprehensive contract for the project.

Under an OMT contract, the operator is obliged to train personnel to operate and maintain the facility until it is transferred.

This form of contract may be considered on process or industrial plant projects, where a high level of operation and maintenance skill is required in order to ensure that revenue is generated during and after the contract.

OMT contracts differ significantly from construction contracts in their scope, duration, supervision, method of payment and the nature of risk, but most used by UK companies have been adapted from the ICE or FIDIC conditions of contract.

An OMT manual that is drawn up should incorporate:

* Well-defined methodologies.
* Integrated single source documents and drawings related to the manuals.
* In-depth experience to keep documents current/as-built during the asset lifecycle.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Building owner’s manual.
* Facilities management.
* In-house or outsource maintenance.
* Maintenance.
* Maintenance contracts - a guide to best practice for procurement.
* Operation and Maintenance Manuals - Cheap Options.
* Service level agreement.

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