FMU Groups
Capital Development Group (CDG)
Campus Operations Group (COG)
The Campus Operations Group
provides a wide range of quality, customer-focussed services to staff,
students and the wider community.
Services include:
Audio visual and Room bookings
Cleaning and Waste Management
Food and Beverage Services
ID Cards
Justices of the Peace
Mail & Courier
Petty Cash
Facility Hire
Holding functions on University GroundsGrounds Maintenance
Transport & Parking
Campus Operations can also assist staff in moving offices, setting up rooms, re-arranging furniture, assisting with heavy deliveries and other general maintenance work.
Please contact your local FM Assist (formerly Campus Services) office or complete an Online Customer Service Request if you would like further information or to arrange for any of these services.
Capital Development Group (CDG)
The Capital Development Group has responsibility for aligning the physical environment to UniSAs service delivery objectives. As such, CDG manages major and minor campus development including construction of new buildings and a variety of both large and small refurbishment projects.
The
campus development projects are guided by the development and maintenance of Campus Master Plans.
The Group has a mix of Senior Project Managers, Project Managers, Senior
Project Officers and Project Officers that have a range of specific campus-based responsibilities or project-based responsibilities on University
Campuses. Senior Project Managers and Project Managers are
assigned responsibility for oversight and co-ordination of planning and
capital development activities for particular campuses (including Regional
Engagement Facilities at Whyalla and Mt Gambier).
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Maintenance Operations Group (MOG)
The
Maintenance Operations Group is responsible for operating and
maintaining the University’s 5-campus infrastructure and fabric assets.
Major assets include approximately 100 buildings (275,000sqm), large
drainage systems, electrical supply, mains water and fire services.
The
MOG is structured into five major sections:
Works Management - Planning and delivery of all forms of
maintenance to asset elements on all campuses.
Asset Compliance -
Responsibility for
ensuring compliance with legal standards for site and building.
Systems and Information Management - Management and
operation of the University’s computerised maintenance management system and
the management of built asset information.
Services Engineering - Responsible for oversight of all
engineering technical documents, quality control of engineering construction
and high-level engineering advice to the Capital Development Group.
Contract management - Responsible for the management of
services contracts across multiple asset groups and service delivery areas.
Project management - Delivery of major and minor works
projects that are maintenance related.
Business
Services Group (BSG)
The Business Services Group ensures the effective running of the Facilities Management Unit by managing, monitoring and evaluating the Units performance and activities.
BSG undertakes activities such as OHSW&IM, risk management, maintaining the FMU website, developing policies and procedures, internal and external auditing, reviews, contractor management, strategic planning and reporting. BSG also contains the following functions: HR and Environmental Management:
HR manages all HR related issues for the Facilities Management Unit and for facilities management staff on each campus, such as recruitment and selection, induction, performance management and training and development.
Environmental Management ensures that environmental initiatives are developed and implemented. This area also monitors performance in meeting environmental targets with emphasis on the University's 2020 carbon reduction emission plan. Environmental management also reviews guidelines in respect to sustainable development and manages environmental management projects.
Commercial Services
Commercial Services manages contracts with commercial service providers (e.g. Campus bookshops, cafs etc) to ensure optimal and continuous service provision for the University. It also looks after leasing and property related matters, including tenancy agreements, valuation, disposal and acquisition of assets, refurbishment/minor capital works projects and the University's in-plant printery, Document Services.