FM55


 

Facilities Management Specialist

Code : FM55
Date : 13 – 14 May 2013
Venue : New York
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The Course

Facilities like buildings, utility plants, power & water distribution networks, production plants, parking lots and landscaping become more and more flexible, complex and expensive. That is why Facilities Management is big business nowadays. It is one of the largest budget expenses and therefore one of the major sources of cost savings. However not at all costs, because facilities are a major asset too.

This course shows you how to apply the Best Practices to organize and manage a facilities department as a successful “business within a business”. The goal is to operate and maintain the facilities in an effective and efficient way, in order to integrate function, people and place. The course is about finding the right balance between asset performance (functionality, availability, reliability, safety) and costs, about the right balance between operating and maintaining the facilities in-house or contracting it out.

 
The Goals

Provide best practices, tools and a practical approach for taking facilities management to a higher level:

  • Understand the basic elements of facilities management
  • Assess the current state of the delegates’ facilities management process
  • Learn what best practices are available and best suitable for implementation in the delegates’ organization
  • Recognize the need of a proper operational & maintenance control center
  • Understand how to draw up a (preventive) maintenance concept, based on risk
  • Develop strategies to decide when and what to contract out
  • Understand the different contract types and how to apply them
  • To learn how to monitor performance and results
  • To understand how a benchmark study can help in improving the process
  • To be able to share experience and knowledge with others

 
The Process

The course will be conducted along workshop principles with formal lectures, case studies, group discussion and interactive practical exercises. There will be many opportunities for discussion and sharing experiences.

 
The Delegates

The course is particularly recommended for employees who are responsible for the operation and maintenance of facilities (buildings, production facilities, utilities, power and water distribution networks, landscaping, etc.).

Further, anyone who is interested in updating themselves on the basic elements, best practices and implementation aspects of facilities management would benefit from attending this course.

 
The Benefits

  • Provide knowledge to understand and implement basis elements and best practices of facilities management
  • Allow professionals who are responsible for facilities management to run the facilities management departments as “a business within the business”
  • Assess the current state of your facilities management process
  • Accomplish an outsourcing strategy which helps you in realizing better results
  • Provide instruments to improve the performance of facilities in both short as well as long term
  • Develop skills for employees which will raise their capability, skill and morale

 
The Results

  • Gives you a proper knowledge of the basic principles of facilities management
  • Learn how to apply best practices
  • Understand how to operate and maintain your facilities as a “business within a business”
  • Learn from the experience of other delegates and the trainer
  • Adds personal value and competencies
  • Helps you in planning and developing a future career

 
The Certificates

  • Oricle Synergy Certificate of Attendance will be provided to delegates who attend and complete the course
  • ILM Endorsed Certificate will be provided to delegates who attend and pass the required assessment either at a pre-determined time or after the conclusion of this ILM Endorsed Programme

 
The Programme Content

Day 1

An Overview of Facilities Management

  • The Facilities Management process
  • Facilities Management as “a business within a business”
  • Facilities planning
  • Facilities realization
  • Facilities operations & maintenance
  • Individual assessment – the current state of your facilities management process

 
The Basic Elements of Facilities Management

  • Strategic & annual planning
  • Design, build, maintain cycle
  • Operations & Services
  • Work planning & control
  • Maintenance & repair
  • Information management

 
Preventive Maintenance & Maintenance Strategy

  • Understanding risk
  • Risk Based Maintenance – the methodology
  • Seven steps in developing an effective and risk-based maintenance strategy
  • Defining maintenance tasks
  • Case study
  • Typical inspection & maintenance tasks for utilities

 
Day 2

Outsourcing and Contracting

  • What to outsource and what not
  • Choosing the right contractor
  • How to manage this
  • Contract types
  • The contracting cycle
  • Service level agreements

 
Performance Monitoring & Benchmarking

  • Continuous improvement
  • Target setting as a starting point
  • Monitoring performance: develop and use Key Performance Indicators
  • The Facilities Management Balanced Scorecard
  • Benchmarking: how to set up a benchmark study
  • Wrap-up

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