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Master Course in Facility Management 2.0
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(147 ratings)
8,867 students

Master Course in Facility Management 2.0

Facility management, Facilities management, Certified facility manager,Business Operations management,Office maintenance
Created byDr. José Prabhu J
Last updated 7/2025
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What you'll learn

  • Understand what facility management 2.0 is and why it's important
  • Leaning a brief overview of facility management's functions, scope, and services
  • Analyze the sectors, industries, and key areas of facilities management
  • Understand why does your company need a facilities management team
  • Learning the best way to become a facilities manager

Course content

2 sections • 5 lectures • 51m total length

  • What facility management 2.0 is and why it's important15:20

    Facility management 2.0 coordinates people, place, and processes to keep buildings safe, functional, sustainable, and productive, covering hard facilities management, soft facilities management, and digitalization.

  • A brief overview of facility management's functions, scope, and services8:07

    Discover facilities management functions, scope, and services, including people management, health and safety, budgeting, projects, contracts, client relationships, and compliance considerations.

  • Sectors, industries, and key areas of facilities management12:26

    Explore how facilities management shifts to outsourced, software-driven services across IT, hospitality, and retail sectors, leveraging data analytics, real-time condition monitoring, and predictive maintenance.

  • Why does your company need a facilities management team7:41

    Facility management integrates people, place, process, and technology to keep the built environment functioning smoothly. It drives a strong first impression, boosts productivity, enhances employee morale, and reduces costs.

  • The best way to become a facilities manager7:42

    Pursue education beyond high school, earn an undergraduate degree, and consider a master’s to become a facilities manager, mastering maintenance, budgeting, time management, safety, and hard and soft services.

Requirements

  • Baisc skills and ideas of facility or facilities management services

Description

Master course in facility or facilities management 2.0

Facility Management (FM) focuses on efficiency efforts and long-term success in areas like real estate, operational finances, human resources, maintenance, and information technology (IT). It's an evidence-based management discipline and software productivity. It's easy to see why facility management and productivity growth are related to a facility manager, business' facility and physical assets.

In order to be productive, you need all these ingredients in place. Physical assets and facilities can't run a business if they're not working. Apart from that, a well-run FM program can help employees be more productive on a day-to-day basis.

In order to improve productivity, facilities management professionals should handle these operations. Using the information from maintenance and daily operations reports, they can figure out how to fix any problems that may arise that could affect productivity in the workplace. This course will explain the concepts of Facility management, Facilities management, Certified facility manager,Business Operations management and Office maintenance services.

This master course will cover the following 5 topics:

1. What facility management 2.0 is and why it's important

2. A brief overview of facility management's functions, scope, and services

3. Sectors, industries, and key areas of facilities management

4. Why does your company need a facilities management team

5. The best way to become a facilities manager

Who this course is for:

  • All UG, PG, Engineering Students to become a facility manager
  • Interested learners to learn about the concepts of facilities management
  • Business owners, Organizational leaders, Entrepreneurs and Start-up organizers

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