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Total Facility Management.
Title:
Total Facility Management.
Author:
Atkin, Brian.
ISBN:
9781118655474
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Edition:
4th ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (408 pages)
Contents:
Total Facility Management -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface to the Fourth Edition -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The organization -- The customer as end-user -- Principles, process and procedures -- Chapter 1 Fundamentals -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Background -- Origins of facility management -- Definitions -- Rationale for facility management -- The broad approach to facility management -- Risks and opportunities -- Key concepts -- The informed client function -- Stakeholder engagement -- End-user experience -- Best value -- Operability -- Other concepts -- Facility planning -- Sustainability -- Outsourcing -- Procurement -- Performance management -- Management of change -- Human resources management -- Maintenance management -- Information management -- Key roles, responsibilities and accountabilities -- Owner -- Operator -- Core competence in facility management -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 2 Facility Planning -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Real estate management -- The own, lease or rent decision -- The totally serviced workplace -- Space management -- Space utilization and efficiency -- Sustainable space provision -- Design and facility management briefing -- The briefing process -- Statement of needs -- The design brief -- The functional brief -- Evaluating design solutions -- As-built information -- The facility handbook -- BIM -- Soft Landings -- The feasibility study -- Design development -- Design change control -- Stakeholders -- Stakeholder identification -- Stakeholder classification -- Stakeholder impact assessment -- Risks and opportunities -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 3 Facility Management Strategy -- Key issues -- Introduction -- The business context -- The single-facility owner-operator -- The regional/national facilities owner-operator -- The multinational facilities owner-operator.

Business drivers and constraints -- Organizational management levels -- The strategic level -- The tactical level -- The operational level -- Cross-cultural management -- Strategy formulation -- Strategic analysis -- Portfolio and space audit -- Services audit -- Resources audit -- Market audit -- Solution development -- Criteria for evaluating options -- Generation of options -- Evaluation and selection of the preferred options -- Strategy implementation -- People and systems -- Communication -- Resources planning -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 4 Human Resources Management -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Personnel management -- Human resources planning -- Employment obligations -- Access, inclusion and equality -- Talent management -- Empowerment -- Job competences and skills -- Performance appraisal -- Personal development -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 5 Workplace Productivity -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Measuring productivity -- The nature of work -- The organization -- Communication -- The work environment -- The internal environment -- Sick building syndrome -- Design issues -- Unconventional working arrangements -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 6 Health, Safety and Security -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Health, safety and security policy -- Zero accidents -- Occupational health and safety -- Compliance -- Organizational -- Noticeboards -- Accident reporting -- Training -- First aid -- Fire precautions -- Statutory risk assessments -- Inspections and audits -- Work equipment -- Personal protective equipment (PPE) -- Off-site -- Service providers -- Notices -- Hazard and risk assessment -- Security and well-being -- Protection of users -- Stress -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 7 The Outsourcing Decision -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Establishing the baseline -- Relationship to business objectives.

Drivers and constraints -- Risks and opportunities -- Stakeholders as qualified end-users -- Scope of services -- Sourcing policy -- Offshoring -- Statutory and other regulatory considerations -- Attributes of service provision -- End-user service -- Uniqueness of service -- Priority, flexibility and responsiveness -- Direct cost -- Management implications and indirect cost -- Control -- Options for service delivery -- The managing agent -- The managing contractor -- The managed budget -- Total facility management -- Single versus multiple services -- Evaluating options -- The option evaluation matrix -- Markets for facility-related services -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 8 Procurement -- Key issues -- Introduction -- The procurement process -- Centralized versus decentralized procurement -- Procurement policy and procedures -- Roles, responsibilities and accountabilities -- Prequalification of service providers -- Local versus national service providers -- Request for information (RFI) -- Financial appraisal -- HSSE -- Cultural fit -- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) -- Assessment criteria -- Request for proposals or tender -- Rationale for service specifications and SLAs -- Service specifications -- Service level agreements (SLAs) -- Formal contract -- Performance measurement and reporting -- Tendering -- Market testing -- Tender competitions -- Tender evaluation -- Financial close -- Operational considerations -- Pre-contract meeting -- Contract award -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 9 Service Delivery -- Key issues -- Introduction -- The internal customer as end-user -- Insourcing -- The in-house team -- External service providers -- Mobilization -- The mobilization plan -- Supply-side considerations -- Business continuity and transition -- Operational processes and procedures -- Management information and reporting.

Contract management -- Contract conditions and terms -- Payment -- Cost control -- Performance appraisal -- Performance reviews -- Change control -- Contract administration -- Contract review -- Operational review -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 10 Specialist Services and Partnership -- Key issues -- Introduction -- ICT services -- ICT infrastructure -- ICT applications -- ICT performance and security -- Health-care services -- Security and protection services -- Custodial services -- Professional services -- Performance and SLAs -- Risk, insurance and indemnities -- Supplier management -- Collaborative relationships -- Partnering -- Risk, reward and opportunity -- Gain-sharing -- Public-private partnerships (PPPs) -- The procurement and contractual approach -- The generic PPP set-up -- Facility management and private-sector participation -- Output specifications -- Risk and private investment -- Issues with private investment and partnership -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 11 Performance Management -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Quality or performance -- The post-implementation review -- Post-occupancy evaluation (POE) -- The service review -- The end-user review -- The operational review -- The financial review -- The human resources review -- The regulatory compliance review -- Updating service specifications and SLAs -- Performance measurement -- Critical success factors (CSFs) and key performance indicators (KPIs) -- Performance monitoring -- Performance reporting -- Operations and service assessment -- Other performance measures -- The facility management dashboard -- Benchmarking -- The basic approach -- Best practice -- Continual improvement -- The benchmarking process -- Benchmarking facility management -- Beyond benchmarking -- The quality system -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 12 Maintenance Management -- Key issues.

Introduction -- The maintenance strategy -- The maintenance policy -- Maintenance planning -- The rationale for maintenance planning -- Materials and components -- Facility assets and maintenance resources -- The maintenance process -- Maintenance costs and finance -- Maintenance methods -- Planned maintenance -- Preventive maintenance -- Unplanned maintenance -- Building logbooks -- Permits and approvals -- Inspections -- Building services engineering installations -- Mechanical installations -- Electrical installations -- Fire protection -- Building management system (BMS) -- Manuals, registers and inventories -- Maintenance manuals -- Asset register -- Warranties and spare parts -- Maintenance management system -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 13 Sustainable Facilities -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Sustainable development -- Environmental management -- The environmental management system (EMS) -- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) -- Zero carbon -- Whole-life carbon -- Environmental performance and energy efficiency -- The building energy management system -- Managing water resources -- Managing waste -- Management and end-user responsibilities -- Technology-enhanced facilities -- Intelligent buildings -- Smart tagging, sensing and control -- Applications of smart systems technology -- Innovative workplaces and housing -- Flexible corporate real estate -- Sustainable communities -- Healthy living -- Telecare -- Conclusions -- Checklist -- Chapter 14 Change Management -- Key issues -- Introduction -- Transition -- The transition process -- Transition control -- Disruption and continuity management -- Types of transition -- Scope definition -- Criteria for measuring success -- Stakeholders -- Risk and opportunity management -- Transition actions -- Timescales, deadlines and phasing in -- Costs and budgets -- Budget approval.

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Abstract:
The importance of effective facility management in enabling organizations to function efficiently is widely recognized. The fourth edition of Total Facility Management offers a comprehensive treatment of what facility management means to owners, operators, tenants, facility managers and professional advisors, as well as containing advice on how facilities can be better managed from a number of perspectives. It consolidates current best practice, defines and develops emergent areas and offers a pathway for the future development of facility management. The facility management body of knowledge now benefits from the publication of several national and international standards, none of which were available when earlier editions of the book were published. The opportunity has been taken to modify the structure and content of this new edition to align it with these standards to provide readers and their organizations with a comprehensive treatment of the subject. Greater emphasis has been given to facility planning, especially the briefing stage in the design of a new or refurbished facility; design for operability; stakeholder management; outsourcing; procurement; transition; performance management; environmental management; sustainability; maintenance management; information management and building information modelling (BIM). Throughout the book, the links between facility management practice and the organisation's business objectives are emphasised. Readers worldwide will find this fourth edition a valuable and thought-provoking blend of the principles and practice of facility management.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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