Introduction to Certified Facility Manager (CFM) Exam

The first step to know about CFM exam , 11 competncies to start your journey toward CFM
What you'll learn
Demonstrate an understanding of the key principles, practices, and standards of facility management
Develop skills and strategies for understanding effective facility management
Reviewing the exam content outline, understanding the format and structure of the exam, and practicing with sample questions
Develop effective communication and interpersonal skills
Requirements
Learners have some work experience in facility management or a related field
Description
The Introduction to Certified Facility Manager training course provides an overview of the key concepts and principles of facility management as per CFM program , including the role of a facility manager, facility operations and maintenance, project management, environmental health and safety, finance and business, and leadership and strategy.
The course is designed for individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in facility management or who are new to the field. It provides a foundation of knowledge that is essential for success in this field.
This training course has been designed to help you prepare for the CFM exam by covering the competencies required for the certification:
· Project Management: the ability to plan, execute, and manage projects effectively and efficiently, while achieving the desired results within scope, time, and budget constraints.
· Leadership and Strategy: the ability to develop and implement strategic plans, manage change, and lead teams to achieve organizational goals.
· Operations and Maintenance: the ability to manage and maintain facility assets, including equipment, infrastructure, and systems, to ensure their optimal performance and longevity.
· Finance and Business: the ability to manage financial resources, budgets, and contracts, and understand the business aspects of facility management.
· Sustainability: the ability to implement sustainable practices and initiatives, reduce environmental impact, and improve the health and well-being of building occupants.
· Communication: the ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders, including clients, vendors, employees, and management.
· Occupancy and Human Factors: the ability to manage the physical environment to ensure the health, safety, and comfort of building occupants.
· Performance and Quality: the ability to measure and manage performance, and ensure quality and customer satisfaction.
· Facility Information Management and Technology Management: the ability to manage and leverage facility information and technology to improve operations and decision-making.
· Real Estate: the ability to understand and manage real estate, including leases, contracts, and property management.
· Risk Management: the ability to identify and manage risks, including safety, security, legal, and financial risks.
Upon completion of the Introduction to Certified Facility Manager training course, participants will have a basic understanding of facility management concepts and principles. They will be better prepared to pursue a career in facility management or to advance in their current role.

Who this course is for:
Facility managers, Operations and maintenance managers, Facility engineers, and Operations and maintenance engineers

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