
Facilities management is one of the fastest growing professions in the UK. Facilities managers are responsible for many of the buildings and services which support businesses and other types of organisation.
The BIFM is the ‘natural home’ of facilities management in the UK. Founded in 1993, the Institute provides information, education, training and networking services for over 12,000 members – both individual professionals and organisations.
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The Facilities Show 2008!!!

Takes place on the 13 - 15 May 2008. For more information on the event, please click here
A roundtable event, supported by headline sponsors Kinnarps will be held on the 14th May. Join us on stand B21 for further details or click here
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Confidence dips lower as downturn leaves no sector immune from gloom The credit crunch has bitten hard and, like a dog with a bone, it’s going to take some time to prise off its vice-like grip.... read more.
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FM World is the fortnightly magazine of the BIFM. Each issue carries news from the Institute as well as industry news, features, interviews, case studies and comment plus the largest jobs section of any FM title.
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Getting the most from your membership?
Try the new BIFM Offers website where you can save time and money on a range of insurance options, holidays and car rental. New offers on gym membership, office supplies and opticians now available.
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Good Practice Guides This informative series of handy FM guides now includes ‘FM Procurement’, ‘Guarding Contracts’, ‘Inclusive Access & the DDA’ & ‘Security Management’. The guides are available free of charge to BIFM members or at a cost of £10 to non-members. View the Good Practice Guides series
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Health & Safety Summer Programme 2008 - it just makes good business sense
A safe and healthy environment helps to improve productivity and morale as well as reducing accidents and sickness levels.
Our programmes explain the relevant legislation and the underlying principles in simple terms and how to implement good health and safety in the most practical way.
Display Screen Regs & Risk Assessment, 3-4 June
IOSH Managing Safely, 9-13 June
Selecting & Controlling Contractors on-site, 17 June
Understanding the Construction Design & Management Regs. 18 June
For more details please visit www.bifm-training.co.uk or contact us on 020 7404 4440
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