All machinery and equipment are in good condition, free from loss, damage, corrosion, or technical malfunctions.
Management is handled by qualified personnel who meet the "four competencies" requirement: the ability to operate, maintain, inspect, and troubleshoot minor faults.
In establishing a comprehensive management system, factors such as the performance characteristics of the landscaping machinery and existing landscaping management protocols must be taken into account. A series of management responsibility systems should be implemented, covering cleaning and maintenance, storage, inspection, usage, handover, record-keeping, and the recovery of obsolete machinery. Personnel are assigned specific responsibilities for the management and operation of the machinery under their purview, thereby integrating personnel with equipment, usage with management, responsibility with authority, and reward-and-punishment mechanisms.
