Paying full price for service your contractor never delivered? (EN)

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Ellie tests every breakdown call-out against the maintenance contract and finds the service credits a building is owed.

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A Singapore office tower's chiller contract renews itself next week, and every monthly report says each service level was met on a 1.4-hour average. Ellie tests each of the 28 critical faults against the contract's 2-hour target: 8 were late, S$37,440 of service credits were never deducted, and there is a right to terminate. Notice must go by Friday 2 October.

Key points

  • Averages hide the late call-outs; the work order log shows them
  • Uncollected service credits quantified
  • Renewal notice deadline surfaced in time
Video details
Roles
Asset Manager, Owner
Processes
Asset Management
Geographies
APAC
Markets
Singapore
Tags
author-demo-2, vendor management, service levels, Singapore