Notes for committees.
Practical guidance on building management, strata cleaning, and proactive maintenance for owners corporations.
Notes
The notes.
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The True Cost of Reactive Maintenance, and How to Avoid It
If your owners corporation only calls for repairs when something breaks, you're paying a premium for every fix. A worked example shows how wide the gap between an emergency call out and a planned repair can be.
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How to Keep Contractors Accountable: A Guide for Strata Committees
When contractors drive outcomes rather than your committee, costs spiral and quality drops. Here's how a structured approach to contractor management changes that.
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Risk Led Oversight: How to Prioritise What Gets Fixed First
Not all maintenance is equal. A risk led approach means your highest risk items get addressed first, not just the most recent complaint.
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Your Audit Trail: Why Documentation Matters More Than You Think
From fire safety certifications to contractor sign offs, proper documentation protects your owners corporation legally and financially.
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Strata Cleaning Standards: What Your Common Areas Say About Your Building
First impressions matter, for residents, visitors, and property valuations. A consistent cleaning standard is one of the easiest wins an owners corporation can achieve.
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Transparent Budgeting: How to Give Your Committee Financial Confidence
Clear, accurate financial reporting transforms committee meetings. When owners understand where the money goes and what's coming next, they make better decisions.
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Next step
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