Tenant And Owner Responsibilities
Lease provisions and base-building systems can leave gaps in a work order. Define the work boundary, approving party and service responsibilities before procurement or attendance.
Asset managers need to see where tenant responsibilities end and base-building responsibilities begin. Concurrent works, shared access and service records need coordination across the asset, rather than a separate conversation for every tenancy.
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Asset owners, property managers, leasing teams and facilities managers coordinating tenants, shared spaces and building obligations.
Individual tenancies, common areas and multi-tenant buildings have different approving parties. Plant rooms, roofs and shared circulation need explicit access arrangements and responsibility boundaries.
Clear boundaries. A connected view of the asset.
Lease provisions and base-building systems can leave gaps in a work order. Define the work boundary, approving party and service responsibilities before procurement or attendance.
Tenant works can affect common routes, deliveries and neighbouring occupiers. Coordinate access, isolations and work zones with property management; communicate changes and reinstate shared areas to the agreed standard.
Service schedules and completion documents need to remain visible as tenancies change. RFR coordinates agreed essential-services activity with qualified providers and keeps job and compliance records accessible through JAZZ.
Recurring faults can point to a larger upgrade requirement. Use asset condition and service history to develop a defined repair or refurbishment brief; agree the relevant JLS business and responsibilities.
Defined construction, refurbishment and minor-work packages.
Planned and reactive maintenance, contractor coordination and agreed site services.
Registers, condition reporting and records to support repair and capital planning.
An engagement may address one repair or tenancy change, or agreed maintenance across a portfolio. Set priorities by asset condition and obligations rather than treating every property as the same package.
Engage a specialist business independently, with complementary capability where your scope needs it.
Landlords & Asset Owners
Share the property types, tenancy boundaries, maintenance priorities and reporting requirements.