Maintenance Management Software ?

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atticusewig wrote:So the Physical Facilities Rep is basically an
unpaid middle-man between the local leaders(unpaid)
and the Facilities Management Contact person (paid)...

From talking to your "Rep", do they have
enough requests to justify using software
to keep track of it all ? Or is it a less
intensive calling ?

- Atticus
That definition of PFR is basically what I had seen in my previous stake, with the stake PFR actually being called from among the ranks of the local (unpaid) leaders.

If there were more than a few people like me, always finding little (and sometimes big) things needing repair, the PFR might need more than just software to try to stay sane. :-) However, I suspect most PFRs wouldn't need software. Now, the FM group could use some software to keep track of things. I seem to recall seeing mention that they use an in-house (in-Church) application.
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