Why Attend
Facilities Maintenance is the backbone of reliable building operations, covering the strategies and practices used to keep equipment, systems, and infrastructure functioning safely and efficiently. As facilities grow more complex, relying on reactive repairs alone leads to higher costs, unplanned downtime, and shortened asset life — making structured maintenance planning essential to sound facilities management.
To address this challenge, the Facilities Maintenance Management training course, equips facilities and maintenance professionals with the knowledge to apply preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance, and reliability-centred approaches across their operations. The course also introduces the role of CMMS platforms in organizing, tracking, and optimizing maintenance work.
Through a practical, systems-based approach, participants learn how to reduce equipment failures, extend asset life, and build maintenance programs that support long-term operational reliability.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the core principles of Facilities Maintenance and its role in building performance.
- Design and implement preventive maintenance schedules based on manufacturer and operational requirements.
- Apply predictive maintenance techniques using condition monitoring and diagnostic data.
- Understand the fundamentals of reliability-centred maintenance (RCM) and how to apply them in practice.
- Use CMMS systems to plan, track, and analyze maintenance activities.
- Develop effective maintenance planning strategies that balance cost, risk, and asset performance.
- Measure and improve equipment reliability through data-driven decision-making.
Target Group
- Facilities and maintenance managers
- Maintenance planners and schedulers
- Reliability and asset engineers
- Building engineers and technical supervisors
- Operations managers responsible for equipment uptime