Methodology

The course is based on an interactive training methodology that combines theoretical and practical aspects, and includes the following:

Introductory lectures to explain basic concepts and modern practices in facilities management

Case studies from real-world work to help analyze problems and make effective decisions

Group exercises and practical activities to enhance understanding and application of skills

Open discussions and exchange of experiences between participants and the trainer

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Introducing participants to the most important principles and concepts related to facilities management, as well as enabling them to analyze strategic options and make the necessary decisions for facility management.

Providing participants with the knowledge and skills to identify the tools and techniques needed to develop engineering designs and make decisions regarding automated planning and disaster recovery.

Introducing participants to the importance of proper maintenance management and facility project management.

Enabling participants to use capital budgeting concepts and techniques to ensure the best decisions are made regarding facilities.

Target Audience

Anyone working in or interested in learning about facilities management and the considerations that affect facility management.

Target Competencies

Introduction to Facilities Management

Key Facilities Management Activities

Strategic Facilities Planning

Engineering Planning and Design

Maintenance and Operation Management

Outsourcing Facilities Management

Financial Facilities Management