The course Occupancy Management and the Human Factor in Facility Management offers you a unique opportunity to establish yourself in a rapidly growing sector. The efficient management Facilities management and a people-centred approach are key in today’s workplace, particularly as we adapt to the Next Normal. The demand for professionals trained in facilities management is growing, as companies seek optimise their resources and improve the wellbeing of their staff. This course will equip you with the skills needed to manage the the human factor and workspaces in a strategic way, becoming an expert in creating working environments that boost productivity and satisfaction. Make the most of this online training to gain innovative and relevant knowledge that will help you stand out in the competitive labour market current.
Occupancy Management and the Human Factor in Facility Management
Facility Management
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Understanding the impact the human factor in modern organisations.
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Identify effective strategies for workspace management.
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To analyse the concept of The Next Normal in today’s workplace.
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Develop organisational skills facilities people-centred.
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Assess the importance adapting to change in the workplace.
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Implement occupancy management techniques efficient and sustainable.
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Apply the principles of spatial design which prioritise human wellbeing.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. THE HUMAN FACTOR IN ORGANISATIONS
Change management and facilities
How to cope with changes that seem impossible
Talent acquisition and facilities
Find your place. Where should the Facility Manager be based?
Working smarter
TEACHING UNIT 2. SPACE MANAGEMENT
Space demand management
Planning a Workplace Strategy
People-Centric Workplace. Collaborative environments
Relocations
Moving plan
TEACHING UNIT 3. THE NEXT NORMAL AND WORKSPACES
The impact of a pandemic on the workplace
Hybrid working and its impact on space management
Remote working
Remote team management
Fab-cos. Coworking and alternatives to traditional working arrangements
TEACHING UNIT 4. PEOPLE-CENTRED FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
Wellbeing. A people-centred space
Sick buildings. Building-related illnesses
WELL certification and WELL buildings
Trends in office planning
Cultural transformation and space. A case study
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