If you have a building maintenance problem, please contact one of the following in the order listed, either by phone, email, personal contact, or a written note:
If you cannot reach Chris, Steve, or their student helpers, and have to call any of numbers above, please notify Chris or Steve that you have called in a problem, so that they can follow-up and make sure the repair gets completed.
Important: If you have any equipment malfunctioning of any kind, (phones, water, lighting, desk drawers, doors, windows, or anything else) please notify either the Facility Services Tech (269-4472) or Chris Moroney (803-3181). We cannot get it fixed, if we don't know it's broken.
Important: If you report any item malfunctioning to anyone other than Chris Moroney, please send Chris an e-mail so that he can follow-up on it and verify that action has been, or will be, taken to make the repairs. In the e-mail let him know what you reported, when you reported it, who you reported it to, and what you were told.
Who to call:
Note: You cannot get your key replaced later without the $25.00 lost key fee, if you do not have both pieces of the key.
Be sure you wait for the lock shop to come and extract your broken off piece so they can return it to you, or that they have your name to apply credit for the piece to you. Notify Chris, also, as sometimes he can extract your broken piece from the lock if it hasn't been pushed into the lock by someone else's attempt to use their key.
For all other building and grounds maintenance and custodial services, contact Chris and he will forward your job to PPD and will follow up on it as best as he can to see that it gets completed. If you do not see any attempts or progress toward completion within a day or two, please notify Chris so he might follow up on the job. If he is not available, and his assistant the Facility Services Tech (269-4472) cannot help you, call the PPD Lock Shop 7-1062 and then send Chris an e-mail that you have done so. Include the information from the important section above, so that he can follow up upon his return.