The UNI9910 standard defines maintenance as “a combination of all the technical and administrative actions including those of supervision aimed at maintaining or returning an entity to a state in which it can execute the required function.” This idea goes beyond the performance of simple maintenance activity and requires the conception of a defined service that must be related and fused with other activities such as:

• Listing and registration of goods
• Regularly monitoring the state of preservation of equipment
• Design and planning maintenance
• Updating infrastructures in line with changing norms

Gte offers a type of contract whose operative philosophy is based on a Client partnership approach in the subcontracting of services and facility management:

• By putting at the Client’s service our considerable experience in finding solutions to technical, organisational and managerial problems;
• By personalising the range of services to suit requirements;
• By giving priority to continuity of relationship;
• By constantly monitoring the results of the services delivered in the interests of maintaining quality;
• By optimising the use of resources and thereby limiting costs

The UNI9910 standard defines maintenance as “a combination of all the technical and administrative actions including those of supervision aimed at maintaining or returning an entity to a state in which it can execute the required function.” This idea goes beyond the performance of simple maintenance activity and requires the conception of a defined service that must be related and fused with other activities such as:

• Listing and registration of goods
• Regularly monitoring the state of preservation of equipment
• Design and planning maintenance
• Updating infrastructures in line with changing norms

Gte offers a type of contract whose operative philosophy is based on a Client partnership approach in the subcontracting of services and facility management:

• By putting at the Client’s service our considerable experience in finding solutions to technical, organisational and managerial problems;
• By personalising the range of services to suit requirements;
• By giving priority to continuity of relationship;
• By constantly monitoring the results of the services delivered in the interests of maintaining quality;
• By optimising the use of resources and thereby limiting costs