Defined responsibility boundaries
Systems, equipment and service areas are agreed before work begins.
EST. 2012TASHKENT
Engineering systems
under unified management
Engineering operations and maintenance for commercial facilities in Tashkent: planned maintenance, condition audits and engineering reporting.
ASIATECHNOSTROY · ENGINEERING GROUP
Engineering operations and maintenance as a managed system
AsiaTechnoStroy organises engineering operations and maintenance for commercial facilities in Tashkent. Engineering systems, scheduled work, documentation and delivery control are brought into one operating framework.
Before maintenance begins, the equipment scope, work boundaries, communication process and reporting format are defined. These parameters become the basis of the facility’s technical operating plan.
Company
- 2012year established
- 5maintenance disciplines
- Singlemanagement framework
01 / STANDARD
Operating principles
Operating plan
A planned maintenance calendar and control operations are established for the facility.
Documented outcome
Reporting records equipment condition, priority and the next technical action.
02 / FACILITIES
Facilities within our operating scope
Administrative buildings
Engineering operations and maintenance for offices and business centres under an agreed maintenance plan.
Banking facilities
Work organised around access controls, critical systems and an established communication process.
Retail complexes
Planned engineering maintenance aligned with the facility’s operating hours and loads.
03 / SYSTEMS
Systems within one operating scope
01 / ATSAir conditioning
Air conditioning equipment, refrigerant and water circuits.
Scope and terms02 / ATSVentilation
Supply and extract units, filters and controls.
Scope and terms
03 / ATSHeating
Water-based systems, heat interface units and seasonal preparation.
Scope and terms
04 / ATSTechnical illustration · not a facility photographElectrical systems
Power distribution, lighting and accessible circuits.
Scope and terms
05 / ATSTechnical illustration · not a facility photographPlumbing
Water supply, sewerage, drainage and plumbing fixtures.
Scope and termsTemporarily unavailable
Low-voltage / Access control
Retained for future development. Currently unavailable for orders and estimates.
04 / FACILITY TECHNICAL AUDIT
Start with an objective technical picture
Engineers inspect accessible systems, review the documentation provided, record equipment condition and present the findings in a structured technical report.
Scope
Systems, areas, documentation and access conditions.
Survey
Inspection, measurements defined by the agreed audit programme, and photographic records.
Assessment
Condition, observations and technical priorities.
Report
Equipment register within the agreed audit scope and a sequenced action plan.
05 / ESTIMATE
Preliminary calculation
The parameters provide a budget indication before the technical scope of work is agreed.
Property type
m²
Engineering systems in scope
Base technical survey
Inspection of accessible equipment, review of supplied documents, photographic records and a structured report. A full inventory and extended instrumental measurements are agreed separately.
- Air conditioningIncluded in the base survey
- HeatingIncluded in the base survey
- VentilationIncluded in the base survey
- Electrical systemsIncluded in the base survey
- Water supplyIncluded in the base survey
- Low-voltage / Access control
- DrainageIncluded in the base survey
Low-voltage and access-control systems are temporarily excluded from the audit and price calculation.
Preliminary budget
The fixed price is confirmed after the equipment register and maintenance boundaries have been defined.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Discuss the scope for your facility
An initial conversation establishes the property type, engineering scope and the appropriate format for the next step.