Facilities management - Revision history

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	Whilst there has always been a need for facilities management, it has emerged, developed and grown as a profession in recent years, partly as a result of the increasing rate of change required in the built environment, but also due the trend for outsourcing services, and the introduction of procurement routes that include operation and maintenance in integrated supply contracts.		Whilst there has always been a need for facilities management, it has emerged, developed and grown as a profession in recent years, partly as a result of the increasing rate of change required in the built environment, but also due the trend for outsourcing services, and the introduction of procurement routes that include operation and maintenance in integrated supply contracts.

−	~~[https://www.cresireconsulting.com/services/6d-bim-modeling-services/~~ Facilities management services] can be provided by:	+	Facilities management services can be provided by:

	* In-house facilities management departments.		* In-house facilities management departments.
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	* Quality assessment.		* Quality assessment.
	* Help desk and other support services.		* Help desk and other support services.
−	* Mechanical electrical and plumbing (~~[https://www.cresireconsulting.com/services/mep-bim-modeling-services/~~ MEP ~~services]~~) and technical services.	+	* Mechanical electrical and plumbing (MEP) and technical services.

	The recent emergence of building information modelling (BIM) requires FM input during inception to ensure that the information generated during the design and construction phases is appropriate for operational needs and asset management (that is the development of the project information model into an appropriate asset information model that can be used to assist facilities management).		The recent emergence of building information modelling (BIM) requires FM input during inception to ensure that the information generated during the design and construction phases is appropriate for operational needs and asset management (that is the development of the project information model into an appropriate asset information model that can be used to assist facilities management).

Cresire at 12:34, 13 June 2023

2023-06-13T12:34:35Z

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	Whilst there has always been a need for facilities management, it has emerged, developed and grown as a profession in recent years, partly as a result of the increasing rate of change required in the built environment, but also due the trend for outsourcing services, and the introduction of procurement routes that include operation and maintenance in integrated supply contracts.		Whilst there has always been a need for facilities management, it has emerged, developed and grown as a profession in recent years, partly as a result of the increasing rate of change required in the built environment, but also due the trend for outsourcing services, and the introduction of procurement routes that include operation and maintenance in integrated supply contracts.

−	Facilities management services can be provided by:	+	[https://www.cresireconsulting.com/services/6d-bim-modeling-services/ Facilities management services] can be provided by:

	* In-house facilities management departments.		* In-house facilities management departments.
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	* Quality assessment.		* Quality assessment.
	* Help desk and other support services.		* Help desk and other support services.
−	* Mechanical electrical and plumbing (MEP) and technical services.	+	* Mechanical electrical and plumbing ([https://www.cresireconsulting.com/services/mep-bim-modeling-services/ MEP services]) and technical services.

	The recent emergence of building information modelling (BIM) requires FM input during inception to ensure that the information generated during the design and construction phases is appropriate for operational needs and asset management (that is the development of the project information model into an appropriate asset information model that can be used to assist facilities management).		The recent emergence of building information modelling (BIM) requires FM input during inception to ensure that the information generated during the design and construction phases is appropriate for operational needs and asset management (that is the development of the project information model into an appropriate asset information model that can be used to assist facilities management).

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2023-02-13T20:41:36Z

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	* In-house facilities management departments.		* In-house facilities management departments.
−	* FM contractors, sometimes offering a fixed price and so taking the risk of ~~[https://eliezergroup.com~~ facilities management] from the client.	+	* FM contractors, sometimes offering a fixed price and so taking the risk of facilities management from the client.
	* Managing agents.		* Managing agents.
	* Multi-service companies providing full or partial services.		* Multi-service companies providing full or partial services.

Davidkorede at 18:54, 13 February 2023

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	* In-house facilities management departments.		* In-house facilities management departments.
−	* FM contractors, sometimes offering a fixed price and so taking the risk of facilities management from the client.	+	* FM contractors, sometimes offering a fixed price and so taking the risk of [https://eliezergroup.com facilities management] from the client.
	* Managing agents.		* Managing agents.
	* Multi-service companies providing full or partial services.		* Multi-service companies providing full or partial services.

Designing Buildings at 10:09, 3 August 2022

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	* Acoustics in the workplace.
	* Asset information model.		* Asset information model.
	* Asset management.		* Asset management.
−	* Automated external defibrillator AED.
−	* Automated vendor selection.
	* BIM and facilities management.		* BIM and facilities management.
	* Bird deterrent programmes.		* Bird deterrent programmes.
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	* Computer aided facilities management.		* Computer aided facilities management.
	* Computerised managed maintenance system CMMS.		* Computerised managed maintenance system CMMS.
−	* Construction Specifications Canada CSC.
−	* Construction Specifications Institute CSI.
	* Creating an asset register for construction projects.		* Creating an asset register for construction projects.
	* Design, build, finance, maintain DBFM.		* Design, build, finance, maintain DBFM.
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	* Facility Management Technology		* Facility Management Technology
	* Facility procurement standards.		* Facility procurement standards.
−	* Fire safety certification from CIOB.
	* FM Navigate.		* FM Navigate.
	* Hard facilities management.		* Hard facilities management.
−	* Health performance indicators in the built environment.
−	* Information for the buildings of tomorrow.
	* Insourcing.		* Insourcing.
−	* Interview with Kevin Borg, founder of KJB Building Consultants.
	* ISO 41001:2018.		* ISO 41001:2018.
	* Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management IWFM.		* Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management IWFM.
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	* Maintenance contracts - a guide to best practice for procurement.		* Maintenance contracts - a guide to best practice for procurement.
	* Maintenance Repair Operations MRO.		* Maintenance Repair Operations MRO.
−	* MasterFormat.
−	* Maximising maintenance budgets after lockdown.
	* Move management.		* Move management.
	* NEC4 Facilities Management Contract.		* NEC4 Facilities Management Contract.
	* Operation, maintenance and training (OMT).		* Operation, maintenance and training (OMT).
	* Operational costs.		* Operational costs.
−	* Performance gap.
	* Products as a Service PaaS.		* Products as a Service PaaS.
	* Property factor.		* Property factor.
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	* Requirements management.		* Requirements management.
	* SAGE EMG guidance on ventilation and COVID-19.		* SAGE EMG guidance on ventilation and COVID-19.
−	* Service level agreement.
−	* Service level specification.
	* Site administrator.		* Site administrator.
	* Soft facilities management.		* Soft facilities management.

Designing Buildings at 09:53, 3 August 2022

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	* [https://www.iwfm.org.uk/ The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management] (IWFM) - formerly the British Institute of Facilities Management.		* [https://www.iwfm.org.uk/ The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management] (IWFM) - formerly the British Institute of Facilities Management.

−	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Roles_/_services]] [[Category:People]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Operations]] [[Category:Roles_/_services]] [[Category:People]]

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−	~~[[File:Facility Management Evbex.png]]~~In 2006, European countries agreed to define facilities management (FM) as the ‘integration of processes within an organisation to maintain and develop the agreed services which support and improve the effectiveness of its primary activities’. Ref EN15221-1: 2006 Facility Management – Part 1: Terms and definitions.	+	In 2006, European countries agreed to define facilities management (FM) as the ‘integration of processes within an organisation to maintain and develop the agreed services which support and improve the effectiveness of its primary activities’. Ref EN15221-1: 2006 Facility Management – Part 1: Terms and definitions.

	FM is concerned with the management of facilities in the built environment at both a strategic and a day-to-day level to deliver operational objectives and to maintain a safe and efficient environment.		FM is concerned with the management of facilities in the built environment at both a strategic and a day-to-day level to deliver operational objectives and to maintain a safe and efficient environment.

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−	In 2006, European countries agreed to define facilities management (FM) as the ‘integration of processes within an organisation to maintain and develop the agreed services which support and improve the effectiveness of its primary activities’. Ref EN15221-1: 2006 Facility Management – Part 1: Terms and definitions.	+	[[File:Facility Management Evbex.png]]In 2006, European countries agreed to define facilities management (FM) as the ‘integration of processes within an organisation to maintain and develop the agreed services which support and improve the effectiveness of its primary activities’. Ref EN15221-1: 2006 Facility Management – Part 1: Terms and definitions.

	FM is concerned with the management of facilities in the built environment at both a strategic and a day-to-day level to deliver operational objectives and to maintain a safe and efficient environment.		FM is concerned with the management of facilities in the built environment at both a strategic and a day-to-day level to deliver operational objectives and to maintain a safe and efficient environment.

Designing Buildings at 10:34, 11 March 2022

2022-03-11T10:34:05Z

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	* Soft facilities management.		* Soft facilities management.
	* Software as a Service SaaS.		* Software as a Service SaaS.
		+	* Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist.
	* Sustainability in facility management.		* Sustainability in facility management.
	* Vendor Managed Inventory VMI.		* Vendor Managed Inventory VMI.

Editor at 18:32, 23 December 2021

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	Training and qualification programmes exist for facilities managers, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes. [https://www.iwfm.org.uk/ The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM)] - formerly the British Institute of Facilities Management - was established in 1993 to promote excellence in facilities management and to provide qualifications and training.		Training and qualification programmes exist for facilities managers, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes. [https://www.iwfm.org.uk/ The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM)] - formerly the British Institute of Facilities Management - was established in 1993 to promote excellence in facilities management and to provide qualifications and training.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Acoustics in the workplace.		* Acoustics in the workplace.
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	* Operational costs.		* Operational costs.
	* Performance gap.		* Performance gap.
		+	* Products as a Service PaaS.
	* Property factor.		* Property factor.
	* Property management.		* Property management.