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Facilities  Management

FM is an integral part of any Commercial / Corporate Real Estate.

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FM is the practice of coordinating and overseeing all services that support the core business of an organization, ensuring the functionality, comfort, safety and efficiency of buildings and their surrounding environment. It encompasses a wide range of responsibilities.  Essentially, FM ensures that a building is a safe, productive and comfortable place for people to work or live.​

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Hard Services

Physical Maintenance and upkeep of the building.
ex. HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, structural repairs etc.

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Soft Services

People focused services that enhance the workplace experience.
ex. cleaning, catering, security, front desk operations etc.

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Sustainability

Sustainability in FM is about minimizing the environmental impact and goes hand in hand with economical practices.  Benefits of sustainable FM include Cost Savings, Improved Occupant well being and enhanced corporate responsibility.

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Optimizing HVAC systems: Implementing smart controls, regular maintenance and upgrades to more efficient equipment.  
 

Lighting: Switching to LED lighting, using natural light and implementing occupancy sensors.  
 

Building envelope: Improving insulation, sealing air leaks and using energy efficient apertures.  
 

Water Conservation:

  • Low-flow fixtures: Installing water efficient toilets, faucets, and showerheads.  

  • Rainwater harvesting: Collecting and reusing rainwater for irrigation or other non potable uses.  

  • Leak detection and repair: Regularly checking for and fixing leaks to prevent water waste.
     

Waste Management:

  • Recycling programs: Implementing comprehensive recycling programs for various materials.  

  • Waste reduction strategies: Minimizing waste generation through efficient procurement and consumption practices.  

  • Composting: Composting food waste and other organic materials.
     

Sustainable Procurement:

  • Eco friendly products: Choosing cleaning products, building materials and other supplies with minimal environmental impact.  

  • Local sourcing: Prioritizing local suppliers to reduce transportation emissions.  

  • Life-cycle assessment: Considering the environmental impact of products throughout their entire life cycle.  
     

5. Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ):

  • Ventilation: Ensuring proper ventilation to maintain healthy indoor air quality.  

  • Natural light: Maximizing natural light to reduce energy use and improve occupant well-being.  

  • Green spaces: Incorporating plants and green spaces to improve air quality and create a more pleasant environment.  

 

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