FM mobilisation
Establish responsibilities, contact routes, asset information, service scope, priorities and operating routines at takeover or reset.

Facility Management · Lebanon
Yehya Group provides facility management support for operating assets in Lebanon, putting structure around maintenance, service providers, technical issues, records and management visibility from handover onward.
Scope
Facility management is strongest when recurring work, technical issues and service obligations are organized into a system rather than managed as disconnected requests.
Establish responsibilities, contact routes, asset information, service scope, priorities and operating routines at takeover or reset.
Organize planned preventive maintenance requirements, frequencies, due dates, completion evidence and exceptions.
Record, prioritize, assign and follow technical or operational issues through closure rather than relying on informal follow-up.
Define vendor obligations, monitor service activity, follow deficiencies and maintain visibility across outsourced providers.
Organize key asset records, manuals, warranties, handover information and operational documentation for practical use.
Provide management visibility on open issues, maintenance status, service performance, recurring risks and required decisions.
Working method
The system is designed to bring an asset under control first, then maintain routine performance while making recurring weaknesses visible.
Confirm assets, documents, responsibilities, providers, immediate risks and reporting needs.
Close urgent gaps, organize outstanding issues and establish the core maintenance and service routines.
Coordinate planned activity, reactive work, vendors, records and day-to-day technical priorities.
Use issue patterns and operating data to refine priorities, routines and service-provider performance.
Typical outputs
The exact registers depend on the asset, but the core idea is consistent: maintenance, issues, providers and records should have a clear owner and current status.
Key equipment or asset reference, location, criticality and responsibility information.
Planned maintenance activities, frequencies, due dates and completion status.
Priority, owner, due date, action history and closure for operational or technical issues.
Service scope, visit requirements, open deficiencies and provider follow-up.
Manuals, warranties, service records, drawings and handover information relevant to operations.
High-level visibility on maintenance, risks, unresolved issues and service performance.
Facility management scope is set around the asset, operating model and client requirements. It can begin at handover, after occupation or as a reset of an existing FM arrangement.
When to engage us
The service is useful for newly handed-over properties, assets with multiple providers or buildings where maintenance and technical issues have become reactive.
When operational records, warranties, maintenance responsibilities and outstanding construction issues need to transition into a working FM system.
When cleaning, maintenance, specialist vendors and technical contractors operate separately without one follow-up structure.
When the same faults, overdue maintenance or unclear responsibilities keep returning without management visibility.
Connected capabilities
Questions
Yes. An existing asset can be taken through a mobilisation and baseline review to establish current maintenance, providers, documents, open issues and priorities before the operating system is formalized.
Yes. Facility management can be structured around client-appointed or third-party providers, with service obligations, issues, visits, deficiencies and follow-up coordinated through one management system.
Yes. Early involvement can help organize asset information, maintenance requirements, warranties, documentation and outstanding issues before the property enters normal operation.
Routine or defined technical work can be coordinated through the FM system, but the physical work itself depends on the agreed scope and may be performed through Yehya Group technical services, contractors or specialist vendors.
Share the asset type, location, current providers and the maintenance or operating issues you want brought into one system.