Facilities Management Operation & Maintenance Planning
7 - 8 DECEMBER 2026
COURSE INTRODUCTION
This comprehensive two-day programme equips participants to plan, manage and optimise facilities operation and maintenance activities. It connects building-system knowledge with preventive maintenance, safety and regulatory compliance, troubleshooting, contractor performance, budgeting, asset lifecycle management and operational KPIs so facilities can operate safely, reliably and cost-effectively.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Participants will learn to:
- Develop structured O&M plans, policies and maintenance strategies.
- Relate electrical, mechanical, civil and fire-protection systems to building operations.
- Improve reliability through preventive maintenance and practical troubleshooting.
- Apply safety, health, environmental and regulatory requirements.
- Manage budgets, costs, contractors, KPIs and service-level agreements.
- Support asset-lifecycle decisions that reduce downtime and operational risk.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Facilities managers and executives, maintenance managers and supervisors, mechanical, electrical and civil engineers, asset and property-management professionals, contract and operations managers, and government or private-sector personnel involved in facilities operations.
COURSE CONTENT
- Facilities-management fundamentals, roles and ISO 41001
- Electrical, mechanical, civil, architectural and fire-protection systems
- Preventive, corrective, predictive and breakdown maintenance
- Annual maintenance planning, PPM, CMMS and work orders
- Safety compliance, HIRARC, electrical and fire requirements, and permit-to-work controls
- Building-system troubleshooting and root-cause analysis
- Vendor selection, SLAs, KPIs and contractor scorecards
- OPEX/CAPEX budgeting, asset lifecycle, FM KPIs and improvement planning
