At present, the facilities maintenance sector in construction is booming, driven by the growing demand for qualified professionals who can ensure the smooth running and safety of these spaces. The course Management and Operation of Building Facilities Maintenance It offers comprehensive training, focusing on the skills required to plan, manage and implement effective maintenance strategies. Throughout the course, you will learn how to use IT tools, manage human resources and implement plans for preventative maintenance, amongst other things. Taking part in this course will not only equip you with technical knowledge, but will also position you as an attractive candidate in a growing job market, where the innovation and efficiency are crucial to the success of any project. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this growing sector that is constantly improving.
Management and Operation of Building Facilities Maintenance
Facility Management
85 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Understanding the basics and the the importance of maintenance building services.
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Analyse the key indicators for measuring the effectiveness facilities maintenance.
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Draw up a plan preventative maintenance in line with the requirements of the facilities.
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Implement IT tools to optimise computer-aided maintenance management.
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Assess the structure and condition of the contracts maintenance services.
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Manage the outsourcing from maintenance services to improve operational efficiency.
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Implement measures to prevent occupational hazards in the field of facilities maintenance.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. FUNDAMENTALS AND INTRODUCTION TO FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
1. Facilities maintenance
2. General maintenance objectives
3. Types, development and relationship between maintenance activities
4. Maintainability
TEACHING UNIT 2. KEY MAINTENANCE INDICATORS
1. Introduction
2. Classification of indicators
3. General considerations
TEACHING UNIT 3. MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT
1. Maintenance management
2. Maintenance information requirements
3. Preventive maintenance plan
4. Planning and estimating the expected workload
5. Human resources management
6. Design of operational procedures
7. Carrying out and supervising maintenance work
8. Analysis of results
TEACHING UNIT 4. IT TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
1. Introduction
2. Computer-Aided Maintenance Management (CMMS)
3. Implementation of a CMMS
4. The most common mistakes in the computerisation of maintenance
5. Conclusions
TEACHING UNIT 5. CONTRACTING MAINTENANCE SERVICES
1. Structure of a contract
2. General types of contract
3. Terms and conditions
4. Bundling, concentration or integration of procurement
TEACHING UNIT 6. MANAGING MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS
1. Management of subcontracts
2. Contract management
TEACHING UNIT 7. OUTSOURCING MAINTENANCE SERVICES
1. Introduction
2. Objectives of outsourcing"
3. Stages of the outsourcing process"
4. Outsourcing arrangements"
5. Selection of a partner
6. Identification of terms and conditions of employment
7. A brief guide to the outsourcing process"
TEACHING UNIT 8. PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS IN MAINTENANCE
1. Employer’s obligations
2. Type of preventative activity
3. Risk prevention and subcontractors
4. Responsibilities and penalties relating to the prevention of risks in the workplace
5. Basic regulations on occupational health and safety
TEACHING UNIT 9. FACILITIES MAINTENANCE PART II
1. Introduction
2. Preventative and statutory maintenance plan
3. Air conditioning and electricity
4. Generator sets – Gas installations
5. Uninterruptible power supply systems
6. Lighting
7. Facilities
8. Vertical transport: Lifts
9. Lightning conductor
10. Communications
11. Other facilities
12. Maintenance of building components
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