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Facilities & Property Management Specialist Training

**Excerpt:**

Facilities Management plays a crucial role in ensuring the sustainable operation of assets throughout their life cycle, maximizing their potential and optimizing return on investment. This field integrates people, workplaces, and operations, encompassing tasks such as new construction, office layout optimization, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The *Facilities & Property Manager* role is highly specialized and in demand, requiring a unique blend of knowledge from business, engineering, and health sciences.

This training course is designed for both aspiring and experienced professionals, offering insights into establishing, managing, and improving facility departments. It focuses on balancing costs, performance, and risk exposure while addressing real-world challenges and applying best practices. Participants will gain a deep understanding of facility management principles, learn to operate facilities as a “business within a business,” and explore strategies for continuous improvement.

**Target Audience:** Building owners, directors, managers, maintenance engineers, and other facility professionals.

[Download the course outline here.](https://www.kenvisiontechniks.com/cmdownloads/facilities-management-specialist-cert-course-1/)

Fundamentals of Supervision and Management

Supervision is an extremely vital part of a workplace that intends to maximize its success potential. It naturally follows, then, that poor supervision in a workplace is among the primary obstacles to achieving potential successes by a business. After all, employees, no matter their task, must have the proper instruction and training to ensure that they are doing their jobs correctly, and with minimal risk of error or injury.
After the initial training has been completed, supervision remains necessary for continuing skill and knowledge development among employees. It is for this reason that many businesses today refer to their supervisors as coaches.

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In an age where many businesses are encouraging employees to BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) the likelihood of a breach can increase, as you may have less management over the devices and the network access than you may have on a company owned device. Employees are using personal phones, tablets, and computers as primary work devices, which could allow others to access company information. SOME SURVEY DATA ON THE ISSUE: 31% of employees in a Harris Interactive survey had admitted […]

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