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Maintenance
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The Maintenance
and Utilities Department goal is to provide a comfortable indoor environment
for the entire UNO campus. The environment is comprised of the Heating,
Cooling and Electrical systems that serve the campus. The Maintenance
and Utilities Department consists of six different specialty functions:
Energy Management and Controls Systems (EMCS), Central Utility Plant
(CUP), Facility Operators and Refrigeration Controls Technicians,
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Comments
or questions to Larry Morgan, PE Assistant Director of Facilities
Management and Planning, Director of Maintenance and Utilities Services,
402-554-3735 |
The Maintenance and Utilities
Department is responsible for the following categories of services:
• Central
Utility Power Plant
• Heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems in all
campus buildings
• Building electrical systems
• Campus lighting systems (both interior and exterior)
• Energy management and central systems
• Service dispatch desk
• Maintenance of building interior finishes
• Repair and maintenance of all door hardware
• Repair and maintenance of all plumbing,
including drinking fountains, bathroom fixtures, and laboratory
plumbing
• Replacement of door and window glass
• After- hours building system problems
• Energy maintenance
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Desk |
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The
dispatch desk and work order system is also operated from the Energy
Management and Controls Systems location. To report a work order
or a condition that may require services, please call 554-3600 or
e-mail a request directly to the dispatch desk with the following
address:
UNOFacilities@mail.unomaha.edu
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Energy Management and Controls Systems
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Energy
Management and Controls systems are one of the areas that few individuals
recognize and one that we all take for granted. These specialized
individual provide the support to control the equipment in the Central
Utility Plant and on campus; they also provide the controls for
the steam and chilled water systems that maintain a controlled comfortable
environment for students, faculty and staff. A complex network of
computerized controls is used to accomplish this task.
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Central Utility Plant (CUP) |
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The
UNO CUP is located on the south central side of campus. The CUP
is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week year-round including all
weekends, holidays and semester breaks. The staff in this area is
highly trained in the operation of High Pressure Boilers and Chilled
Water systems. They also maintain the reliable maintenance and operations
of the equipment within the CUP.
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Electricians |
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UNO’s
licensed electricians provide a wide range of services, ranging
from general lighting in campus classrooms to high voltage services
provided from OPPD. They are responsible for lights and the complete
electrical distribution system to classrooms and offices so students,
faculty and staff can operate their computers, electronic learning
devices and the building heating and cooling systems.
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Plumbers |
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Technically
and skillfully trained plumbers provide the important task of maintaining
a safe and healthy building water services for the campus. Each
building on campus requires a wide variety of specialized water
services and equipment that is maintained by the plumbers.
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