Facilities maintenance management for sport

SFG20’s maintenance software is the essential tool for sports facilities management, whether you own or manage a football stadium, athletics facility or sports arena. Ensure a safe environment for your athletes, employees and visitors that is compliant with government legislation.

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What is SFG20 for sport?

SFG20 transforms maintenance from reactive repairs into proactive asset management - keeping venues safe for participation and spectating, protecting revenue streams from unplanned closures, and demonstrating the professional standards expected by governing bodies, licensing authorities, and paying customers.

Ensure HTM compliance

Keep your sports and athletics facilities compliant with changing regulations

Avoid costly maintenance issues and ensure compliance with governmental legislation with SFG20’s dynamically updating library of schedules. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that you’re always working to the latest standards and regulations, so you can focus on maintaining your equipment and services.

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Simplify maintenance management for sports facilities

SFG20 gives you one source of truth to work from: your schedules can be customised to suit your facility’s unique needs, and these schedules can be shared with internal teams and external contractors for completion of works.

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Asset mapping

Map your asset register to the relevant SFG20 schedules our AI-powered solution that identifies the correct maintenance for your assets with speed and accuracy.

Download your free copy of “Staying Compliant with Statutory Maintenance Tasks"

Whether you’re responsible for a single building or a large portfolio, this guide will help you simplify compliance and ensure you’re always meeting regulatory standards.

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GUIDES & RESOURCES

Useful guides & resources

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Complete Guide to Maintenance Regimes in Facilities-iQ

SFG20’s intelligent new software tool Facilities-iQ helps users to define and organise their maintenance strategy and allows teams and operational systems to manage tasks from both a statutory and non-statutory level in line with the SFG20 industry standard.

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Mobiliser and Facilities iQ
How SFG20 Mobiliser Works Alongside Facilities-iQ: A User's Guide

Introducing SFG20 Mobiliser, an industry changing AI-powered tool which can be used alongside Facilities-iQ.

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What is a Statutory Building Maintenance Task?

This article will clarify SFG20’s new jointly agreed industry definition of a statutory building maintenance task, explain Facilities-iQ's task criticality system, how we determine each task criticality, and who is responsible for what within building maintenance.

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FAQS

Frequently asked questions

What is Sports Facilities Management?

Sports facilities management is the specialised field of management concerned with the operation, maintenance, and oversight of sports facilities, such as gyms, football pitches, swimming pools, wellness centres, and arenas.

What is the role of Sports Facilities Maintenance?

It encompasses a range of responsibilities, including maintenance and upkeep of equipment and facilities, the safety and compliance of facilities, the operational efficiency of equipment and processes as well as budgeting and financial management of investments in upgrades or new equipment.

Who is responsible for Sports Facilities Maintenance?
Sports facilities maintenance responsibility typically lies with a combination of roles, varying by the facility's size and structure. A Facilities Manager often oversees the process, ensuring infrastructure and equipment remain in top condition. They are supported by maintenance teams or technicians who handle hands-on repairs and upkeep. In some scenarios, especially in smaller venues, administrative staff or even the facility's owners might directly manage maintenance tasks. Additionally, specialised tasks might be delegated to external contractors or groundskeepers, especially for outdoor sporting areas. Regardless of the facility's scale, the central objective is ensuring a safe and optimal sporting environment.