Facilities Managers Hold Key Responsibilities In The Planning

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Managers Hold Key Responsibilities In The Planning

Facilities managers hold key responsibilities

in the planning, development, and management of company grounds, buildings, and

surrounding environments. To work efficiently, they must have a broad education in project management , facilities

planning, finance, technology, architectural studies, real estate, and human

resource management. In short, they wear many hats in ensuring safety,

security, and facilities productivity. Read more....

Facilities Management Career Training

Undergraduate degrees in management are the

norm in the profession, but certification classes or

post-graduate management training can qualify existing personnel for

advancement to facilities management posts. Classes may

include training in federal and state occupational safety rules and

regulations. According to the Department of Labor, many businesses are turning

to trained facilities managers to help streamline spiraling operating

costs. Many openings will come from positions vacated by retirees and managers who move on to other roles

within the organization. Read more...