Strategic Road Performance Model: An Approach to Sustainable Facilities Management

The concept of sustainability has been seen as a part, or even a core component of facilities management. In a broader context, sustainable facilities management has a very important position for its contribution to sustainable development. Nowadays, the road infrastructure performance management system also emphasizes on the importance of sustainability to optimize the function of the roads in supporting the mobilization and transportation of people and goods. The use of performance indicators has been recommended to achieve sustainability in the road management. This study is aimed at developing a Strategic Road Performance Model (SRPM) for Padang City of Indonesia which has been stipulated as a national disaster zone. A benchmark study conducted to identify as many as twenty performance indicators belongs to the three criteria used in previous studies. The three rounds of the Delphi method are done to obtain road performance indicators. A number of twelve indicators are generated from the third round of that Delphi method. Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) is then performed to prioritize the indicators. Finally, this study generates the Strategic Road Performance Model (SRPM) based on performance indicators.