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Appendix D: Supplemental Information to Ch. 4
Appendix D: Supplemental Information to Ch. 4
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Appendix D Supplemental Information to Chapter 4
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The results will allow Naval Facilities Engineering Command to recognize what makes a high quality facility in the eyes of its customers and to focus better on areas that might need improvement. All the information provided by you in this survey will be treated as private and confidential and used only for NAVFAC to review their planning, design, construction and maintenance criteria and management turnover processes for continuous improvement.
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I supervise or manage users of this My main job is to maintain this facility. I supervise or manage maintainers of this I use this facility only as a guest or customer - not employed here or living here.
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Telephone receptacles conveniently placed. Facility supports our computer usage.
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Storage of cleaning equipment and materials is not a problem. It's hard to keep this facility looking squared away · .
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Material finishes are appropriate to overall purpose of facility. Little things, like doorknobs, switches, faucets, etc., do not seem to work or fit.
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Facility design enhances physical security. Emergency exits are clearly marked and easily accessible.
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. Interior design enhances work environment.
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Moving to our new facility has had a negative effect on working with organizations outside the facility. Space criteria for designing facility matched requirements of mission.
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Facility grounds are easily maintained. Planned maintenance budget supports facility.
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Strongly Agree 5 4 3 NAVFAC handled planning process well. NAVFAC handled design process well.
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106 How satisfied are you with the quality of this facility? What are the BEST things about this facility?
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The purpose of the discussion is to determine consensus areas among the participants of their strongly held positive and/or negative views. The focus group questions relate to the questionnaire and are as follows: 1.
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The activity Point-of-Contact shown on page one of your report will receive feedback from the survey following its submittal and evaluation. The feedback will occur through the Engineering Field Division or Engineering Field Activity who administered the design and construction.
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d) Public corridors P F G VG EX .~ ~ ~ ~ O .
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~ ~ EX 4. Please rate the quality of the Chambers and/or judicial staff office areas in terms of the following: G VG EX ~ C]
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Please explain why: Your Department: Located on Floor: PLEASE INDICATE ON THE ATTACHED FLOOR PLANS THE LOCATION OF YOUR PRIMARY WORKSPACE. Thank you for your assistance.
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As part of this program, some facilities will be selected for a site visit and more in-depth study. Findings on all facilities will be summarized to identify patterns and to improve USPS standard design criteria and procedures on future postal facilities.
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(Dates listed in the Investment Cost Sheet and the Decision Analysis Report.) ~1 C1 Please answer the questions by filling in the boxes with a number on a scale of 1 to 5 as follows: Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree Not Applicable The Inspection Service attended sufficient design review meetings.
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30 31 34 Post Occupancy Evaluation 9/17/1999 The contractor trained the staff sufficiently to operate the building systems. Sufficient training was provided to operate the EAS, IDS and CCTV systems.
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