英文摘要 |
Gradually, buildings in Taiwan have reached an ageing stage; as a result, the demand for building health check is increasing steadily. As prevention precedes remedy, the importance of Professional Maintenance Management (PMM) for building health check, repair and life lengthening is rising. By conducting field surveys and interviews in Japan’s governmental and non-governmental building health check and maintenance industries, secondary data analysis, interviews with national experts, and literature reviews, the researcher summarized the initial research points of supply and demand. In order to understand the problems needed to be overcome when implementing a building health check mechanism, the demand is examined in aspects of (1) quantity of building maintenance; (2) demographic changes; (3) consumption pattern changes; (4) laws and regulations; (5) management of government-owned buildings while the supply is examined in aspects of (1) professional personnel; (2) professional organizations; (3) finance and budget; (4) operation modes; (5) diagnosis techniques. |