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2018-07-06 SM - Attachment 1 to Item 5 - Level of Service Catalogue
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within 3 business days
General maintenance & operations
[Activities include routine maintenance and general improvements and repairs to buildings, plant & equipment as well
as providing information and statutory reporting to various agencies, undertaking WHS site checks, cleaning and other
operational activities]
Cyclic inspections WHS 3 times per annum
Domestic kitchen (checklist) Daily (during opening hours)
Scheduled activities Operational updates to Council Quarterly
Funding bodies reporting Quarterly
Funding bodies acquittals Annually, with more frequent periodic
updates.
Cleaning Nightly (5 days per week)
Pest Control Quarterly
Security Nightly (seven days per week)
Evacuation testing Annually
Air-conditioning servicing Ducted – Monthly
(managed through Buildings & Facilities) Split Systems – Quarterly
Fire testing (incl. emergency lighting, fire Six monthly (normally April & October)
extinguishers, fire blankets)
(managed through Buildings & Facilities)
Residual Current Device - electrical Annual (by contractor)
testing (annual test is managed by
Buildings & Facilities) Six month check (site manager or or
other competent person)
Electrical tag & testing 6 monthly
Marketing Ongoing
Reactive activities Client incident reporting As per WHS policy & procedures
Routine maintenance activities (facility, Works prioritised having regard to
fixtures, sheds and grounds) available budget – urgent matters
attended to same day where possible.
SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL
The services is provided internally and funded through State & Federal sources and fee based services.
KEY SERVICE METRICS
Measure Metric Benchmark Comparison
Funding bodies (Federal & State) require achievement Achieved 95% Achievement of outputs can vary
of 90% of outputs (i.e. service hours/assistance offered) (FY2016/17) based on a number of unique
variables for each provider. Satisfying
the funding providers is the key
objective in this regard.
PERFORMANCE MEASURE
Service Indicator Performance Measure Methodology
Noosa Community Satisfaction 98% of respondents satisfied 2016 Customer Satisfaction Survey
Support Service with the service. (Survey Monkey)
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