Advancing in the Industry with LBTC’s Advanced Maintenance Management Training Limiting yourself to a specific business operation would limit your scope of expertise, and subsequently, confine you to a particular position in the hierarchy. It is necessary that you look beyond your scope of work in order to climb the ladder. The facility management department, which otherwise qualified for a tiny space amidst a duct alongside a staircase in the olden days, has now graduated into an industry. Today, facility management is not only about housekeeping but has prospered over the years to handle various other functions, of which maintenance management is but one. The growing nature of the industry calls for the need for well-trained and comprehensive managers. LBTC’s, one of UK’s leaders in training and business consulting services, has always been an effective training channel developing thorough professionals as required by the industry. Here’s a short article that talks to some extent about the course outline of maintenance training courses in London offered by LBTC. The Need for Maintenance Management Courses Currently, on the brink of being a conventionally run industry to a technology-based one, the facilities management industry is confronted with a lot of challenges, especially training its existing and budding managers for the challenges projected to hit the industry. Future based challenges wouldn’t be uniform in nature, but diverse, including human resources development, technological, operational, strategic, vendor associated, sustainability, and many more. The need to counter all these challenges and helping managers keep up with the pace of the global business environment gives rise to LBTC’s maintenance management training and related business courses in London. These courses aim at building a present as well as future based expertise, thereby not only helping managers grow but also fostering an organized growth in the industry. Maintenance Training Program | LBTC Maintenance Management Training | Maintenance Management Business Courses in London The following course is designed from the industry’s viewpoint, aligning it with the industry’s requirements. Basics: Trade tools, understanding the portfolio, and the aims and objectives - setting your stall. People Management – Staff and Customers: Customer service, staff training and development, significance of teamwork and that development of a good team, and staff management. Sustainability, Application of Resources and Sustainable Technologies: The concept of sustainability, enhancing organizational sustainability, sustainable technologies, creating SEVEN PANCRAS SQUARE, 7 KING’S BOULEVARD, KINGS CROSS, LONDON N1C 4AG https://www.lbtc.co.uk/
awareness and educating the buildings tenants, utilities, a whole organization approach towards sustainability. In-House Staff and Outsourcing of Services: Reasons for outsourcing services, pros and cons of outsourcing, working with contractors, specifications, risks, procurement routes for facilities management. Policies, Strategies and Procedures: Various policies, key points of a strategy, guidance notes, procedures, administrative flow, forms, quality management and monitoring and management. Risks and Liabilities: Risks to a property, compliance, and risks with new builds and defect periods. Maintenance Including New Builds and Space Management: Maintenance types, space management, new builds and maintenance, and planned programme and planner survey. Waste and Ways of Dealing with it: The concept of waste, food waste, paper waste, building waste, and specialist waste. Fleet Management: Key control, vehicles, drivers and licenses, trackers, capital purchases, fuel cards, and logging journeys. In-House Teams: Helpdesk team, cleaning team, maintenance team, post team, security team, and site supervision team. The course is aimed at training facilities management managers, officers, executives, leaders, and other staff members. Also, people who want a head start in the facilities management industry can opt for this course. The fee of the course is 3795 GBP + VAT. The course code is OPM109. The upcoming batch is scheduled to begin at 17 September until 28 September 2018. Nowadays, as several MNCs prefer outsourcing the entire set of facilities management operations to specialist facility management companies, the industry holds a lot of promise. LBTC’s FM maintenance management training aims at supporting the industry’s endeavors to grow in the years to come, through the development of managers and leaders all set to shoulder diverse responsibilities.
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