CFMs are responsible for ensuring that all building systems operate efficiently and effectively.
A CMMS helps facilities managers plan, track, and manage maintenance activities efficiently.
An annual plan outlines the goals, strategies, and actions needed to manage and operate the facility efficiently throughout the year.
Preventive maintenance involves regularly scheduled activities to keep equipment running smoothly and prevent unexpected failures.
Effective space utilization involves planning to meet the needs of the facility's users, enhancing productivity and comfort.
Energy audits help identify areas where energy use can be reduced, leading to cost savings and improved efficiency.
Regular audits and training ensure that safety regulations are followed and that employees are aware of safety protocols.
An emergency preparedness plan ensures that the facility is ready to handle emergencies effectively, minimizing risk and damage.
Sustainable practices can lead to lower energy costs and a reduced environmental footprint.
Vendor management involves selecting, overseeing, and ensuring that vendors provide high-quality services and products.
Asset management involves tracking, maintaining, and managing the physical assets to ensure they are used effectively and maintained properly.
