Fundamentals of Facilities Management

Details

This introductory training course offers a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals of facilities management. Participants will learn about the core components of facilities management, basic tools and techniques, and best practices for managing and maintaining facilities efficiently and cost-effectively.

Target Group

This course is designed for individuals who are new to the field of facilities management, as well as professionals who are responsible for managing and maintaining facilities and seek to expand their knowledge and skills in the fundamentals of facilities management.

Target Group:

• Entry-level facilities managers
• Property managers and administrators
• Maintenance supervisors and coordinators
• Operations and administrative staff
• Health, safety, and environmental coordinators

Goals

• Understand the core principles and components of facilities management.
• Learn about the roles and responsibilities of facilities managers and their teams.
• Develop skills in basic facilities management tools and techniques.
• Gain knowledge in key areas of facilities management, such as maintenance, space planning, and energy management.
• Understand the importance of effective communication and collaboration in facilities management.

Target Competencies

• Facilities management principles and concepts
• Basic facilities management tools and techniques
• Maintenance planning and management
• Space planning and optimization
• Effective communication and collaboration

Outlines

Introduction to Facilities Management

• Understanding facilities management principles and concepts
• The role of facilities management in organizational success
• Key components of facilities management
• Roles and responsibilities of facilities managers and their teams
• The evolution and future of facilities management

Maintenance Planning and Management

• Overview of maintenance planning and management
• Types of maintenance: preventive, predictive, and corrective
• Developing a maintenance plan and schedule
• Managing maintenance resources, including staff and contractors
• Monitoring and evaluating maintenance performance