Facilities Management

ABOUT THE CERTIFICATE

Prepare yourself to enter, or advance within, the growing field of facilities management. This certificate will provide a foundational overview for facilities management professionals, along with practical tools and resources.

Delivered in a condensed format, this unique program allows learners to earn a certificate upon successful completion of 3302 Facilities Management. This condensed course focuses on the full spectrum of roles and responsibilities of a facilities manager, including It covers concepts of leadership and change management, communication, negotiation, collaboration, and conflict resolution. You'll learn how to manage risks and security, ensure business continuity and use technology in ways that are sustainable and smart. Other key topics include budgeting, capital planning, energy management and benchmarking.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Acquire and apply fundamental tools for planning, financial and project management, operations and maintenance, and accommodation planning
• An overview of legal and regulatory issues that affect the built environment
• Skills for managing multi-disciplinary teams, including communication, negotiation and conflict resolution
• Manage risks and security and ensure business continuity
• Effective use of systems for data and information management

BENEFITS

• Integrate the four drivers of facilities management ( people, place, process and technology) to ensure optimal performance
• Enhance your skills to take on more challenging roles in facilities management

NOTE(S)
Delivered in condensed format over 17 sessions, this course focuses on the full spectrum of roles and responsibilities of a facilities manager, including leadership and change management, effective communication, negotiation, team work, and conflict resolution. It also covers key business processes, real property assets and technological and knowledge resources. You'll learn how to manage risks and security, ensure business continuity and use technology in ways that are sustainable and smart. Other key topics include budgeting, capital planning, energy management and benchmarking.

REQUIRED COURSES

• 3302 Facilities Management

Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.