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The Professional FM Module 1 (Code 1005PRF1)
18th - 20th May 2010 (9:00AM - 5:00PM)
| Location | Central London |
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| Contact | Kay Morrow |
| info@bifm-training.co.uk | |
| Tel | 020 7404 4440 |
| Website | www.bifm-training.com |
| Details | The Professional Facilities Manager 1 (Intermediate Module I) Aim To explain the strategic impact of facilities management on organisations and how to apply techniques to add value to the facilities management operation and improve its performance in line with organisational objectives Objectives By the end of this course you will be able to describe: How Facilities Management relates to organisational objectives and business drivers The impact that commercial priorities and culture have on the provision and resourcing of FM services The key factors driving facilities requirements and how these influence the priorities for FM service levels and resourcing A systematic approach to determining the space needs of your organisation through collecting and analysing facilities performance information in respect of layout, utilisation & design The range of new and emerging workspace design solutions and how to develop proposals for more effective work environments and the best use of workspace How to use building data to conduct a building appraisal and performance evaluation Key aspects of financial management for facilities managers and understanding facilities costs in the wider business context How to collect and interpret financial information and to explore the part played by FM in the business as a whole How occupancy costs fit in to the context of the wider business How to manage a relocation project, and the key principles of project management Structuring project teams, understanding roles and responsibilities How to identify key environmental and sustainability issues, legislative requirements and develop a mitigation plan How to identify key environmental and sustainability issues Appraisal tools for assessing your energy and environmental management status, and how to avoid energy waste Risk assessment methods and business continuity planning How to develop and implement disaster recovery strategies The role of security, security threats, and measures to reduce weaknesses Key aspects of fire safety management, statutory obligations and fire risk reduction Description This course will help delegates understand the strategic impact of facilities management on organisations, and the business drivers that determine operational priorities. You will learn how to apply management techniques to add value to the facilities management operation and improve its performance in line with organisational objectives. It will encourage you to recognise and act on opportunities to improve overall business performance through more effective facilities planning and management. Intended for: public and private sector staff with a minimum of two or three years’ management experience in the field, who are looking to develop an already sound understanding of day to day operations into a strategic view of facilities management. Suitable delegates would include: facilities / premises / estates or site services managers; project planners and managers; and consultants / advisers assisting clients with policy-making. |
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