Buildings consume more resources, which has a negative impact on the environment, creating a large amount of waste. This is why sustainable facilities management is crucial. By implementing an effective maintenance and inspection system, it ensures the safety, reliability and sustainability of your facilities.
Facilities Management (FM) involves a number of expertise particularly from the management side. Other than that, technology and finance are the other factors involved as well. Aside from the emphasis on technical operation, one critical aspect of FM is its performance. The performance has an effect on occupant behaviour thus impacting the environment.
Buildings consume more resources, which has a negative impact on the environment, creating a large amount of waste. This is why sustainable facilities management is crucial. By implementing an effective maintenance and inspection system, it ensures the safety, reliability and sustainability of your facilities.
Facilities Management bridges the gap between people place and organisation. Without all these three key components working together the organisation is not working effectively, efficiently and at full capacity. Many pressures are placed on Facilities Managers to perform with limited resources, constrained budgets and reduced timelines.
This course looks at the principles of operation of the various “hard services” like Air-Conditioning, Pump and Plumbing system, Fire Protection Systems, Lift and Escalator, Sewage System and Electrical Installation. It will also include the Principles of Preventive Maintenance.
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