General introduction:

Facility Management Operations and Procedures is a very essential for Facilities management which can be introduces as the tools and services that support the sustainability, functionality, durability, workability and safety, and of buildings, grounds, infrastructure, and real estate. Facility management is a process of planning, designing, leasing, and building operation management. It includes project planning and management, maintenance and operation, occupancy and lease management, energy management, real-estate management. It is process to make sure that the building is operating efficiently in term of safety and the end user satisfaction. Facilities management contribute to the organization’s impacting the short- and long-term value of property, buildings, and equipment

Course goals and objectives:

Trainees and participants will understand essentials of facility management like, Understand the principles and operation and maintenance of the building and facilities management, How to run the building facilities and show the building in the proper manner and avoid any complaints on the level of service, and preparing the annual plan for regular maintenance and preventive of the building. In addition, the ways to improve operational errors that appear after use and preparation of contracts and operating specifications, maintenance and management services and dealing with contractors maintenance services. These managers need to both plan ahead and also be ready for various tasks within any given day

Course content:

During the course period, the instructor will explain, discuss, and analyze in detail with participants the listed subjects of principles of facility management and roles of facility manager in real-estate development, existing residential and office buildings:-

1. Overview of Facility Management
2. Definition of Facility Management
3. Maintenance types
4. Understanding the Design Requirements
5. Layouts, Space Planning and drawings
6. Facility Management Information System
7. Responsibility of the Facility Manager
8. Budgeting planning and bidding
9. Preparing the Contract Service Agreement
10. Regular Maintenance and Operations
11. Facility Management Planning
12. Annual Facility Planning
13. Real Estate Planning and Considerations
14. Site Criteria Considerations
15. Purchase or Lease Considerations
16. Facility Financial Management
17. Financial Model
18. Central air conditioning and maintenance
19. Electric power systems
20. Lighting
21. Plumbing
22. Mechanical system
23. Floors and walls
24. Interior decoration
25. Guard and security
26. Regular and Preventive Maintenance
27. Responsibilities of Engineers
28. Awareness of Problems Identification
29. Proper Analysis of any technical data
30. Execution Process (method of execution)
31. Checking the System as a complete package
32. Approval Process

Who Should Attend:

Client representatives, project directors, project managers and their deputies, contracts managers, architects, quantity surveyors, value engineers, cost control engineers, project engineers, site manager, material engineers, site engineers, site inspectors, and other engineers of different disciplines in projects, engineers who works in private and government sector, the fresh graduate engineers. Engineers who work with developers, investors, project managers, consultants, contractors, bankers, lawyers, and accountants