korjaustyöt

Korjaustyöt, or repair work, refer to activities aimed at restoring the functionality, safety, and condition of an asset or system that has been damaged, degraded, or is not meeting requirements. They cover a wide range of areas, including buildings, infrastructure, industrial equipment, machinery, vehicles, electrical and mechanical systems, and other technical installations. Korjaustyöt can be reactive, following a fault or failure, or preventive, as part of maintenance, renovation, or upgrades to extend life and prevent further deterioration.

The process typically begins with a assessment and scoping phase to determine the cause, extent, and required actions. This is followed by planning and budgeting, obtaining necessary permits, and arranging resources, subcontractors, and schedules. Safety, environmental, and quality considerations are integrated early, with risk assessments and compliance with applicable regulations and standards. Documentation is a key part of the planning stage, including work orders, specifications, and procurement records.

Execution involves skilled trades and contractors carrying out repairs, replacements, or rehabilitations in a controlled sequence. Quality control, inspection, and testing are used to verify that the work meets functional and safety requirements before handover. Upon completion, a commissioning or handover process ensures that systems operate correctly and documentation is updated.

In practice, korjaustyöt are conducted across public and private sectors, often coordinated by facility managers, maintenance departments, or construction contractors. They are essential for maintaining safety, reliability, and service life of assets and can vary greatly in scope and duration.