Managing maintenance work on historic monuments
Sustained, regular and programmed maintenance work on a historic monument can considerably reduce the need for major works, thereby enabling substantial savings to be made on restoration work.
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Reference : EG-01
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On request - Group session
9.30am - 5.30pm -
Duration : 1 day
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Price
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Audience
Owners, directors and managers of public and private heritage sites
Technical maintenance manager
Worksite manager -
Location
Please contact us for more information at cmn.institut@monuments-nationaux.fr -
Modality : Face-to-face training
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Requirement : Basic knowledge of heritage site management and works on historic monuments
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Objectives - Target skills
- To be familiar with the particularities and prioritisation of maintenance work on historic buildings
- Know how to draw up and describe maintenance work requirements for consultation with service providers
- Be familiar with a number of tools for programming and monitoring maintenance work
Detailed programme
- Reminder of the regulatory context for work carried out on national monuments
- Maintenance - Repair - Restoration - Development
SPECIFIC FEATURES OF MAINTENANCE WORK
- Prioritisation of categories of maintenance work :
- Emergency intervention (making the monument safe)
- Compulsory maintenance
- Recurrent maintenance work (annually renewed)
- One-off maintenance work
- Management of structural and finishing work (waterproofing, airproofing, etc.) - Enclosure/roofing (roofs, roofing, framework)
- Facades and facade elements (balconies, canopies, loggias, ironwork, openings, etc.)
- Interior parts (ceilings, interior walls, partitions, flooring, doors, etc.)
- Main lines of a management plan and work that could be the subject of an outsourcing contract in a historic garden
- Maintenance of pathways and walkways
- Maintenance of water features
PARTNERS, SERVICE PROVIDERS AND TOOLS
- Different players depending on the nature of the work
- Drawing up specifications for simplified consultation
- Qualified service providers for historic monuments
- Diagnostic and monitoring tools for the overall maintenance of a historic monument
Methods & Procedures
TEACHING METHODS AND TOOLS
- Case study: Château de Châteaudun (28)
- Tool sheet
ASSESSMENT METHODS
- Knowledge multiple-choice questions