So the question posed in the video was - do you work in-house or for an outsourced FM service provider? It'd be good to hear from anyone watching which category you fall into!
Very appropriate channel for FM professional’s. It's always good to enhance one's skills by listening to new ideas and sharing ones perspective of the FM industry.
Heri Moshi A good mix of the two, then! A lot of FMs stick to one or the other throughout their career, though I think it’s possible to get experience of both - it can lead to more empathy and better working relationships with clients/suppliers
Our organization's core business is manufacturing. We have an in house facility maintenance team of 10 salaried and roughly 60 hourly personnel. Services provided in house are fire and physical security, equipment maintenance (machine tooling), facility maintenance (infrastructure), power house (steam production for heating and processes, and electrical distribution), and waste water treatment. Outsourced services are janitorial, food vending, uniforms, major infrastructure repairs and inspections. My curiosity for the industry, are new considerations in the design of ventilation systems being considered in the fallout of COVID-19? What new technologies are being considered effective?
@@norak8239 Its definitely not a good sign if your having to search “What is facilities management” into youtube right before an exam on that exact topic 😭
@@Vexxxxxxxed funny thing is I actually did great on the FM exam last year and I just had my FM exam monday of my second year and I did great again! 😛😛
@@norak8239 aw amazing, well done! Good luck with the rest of your studies. I’m also on my 2nd year, roll on a successful graduation for us both in 2024 🎉👨🎓
A lot depends on how the company breaks it down, but A facility engineer would be more in charge of the mechanical systems of a building such as HVAC, Potable water, storm water management, etc. While a facility manager would also look at cleaning services.
That example game of chess its a insult of pretender FM management there plenty of people knows how to play chess and individual function but only few win because of strategic plan.
So the question posed in the video was - do you work in-house or for an outsourced FM service provider? It'd be good to hear from anyone watching which category you fall into!
in-house
I work in Local Government. Large Authority.
Very appropriate channel for FM professional’s. It's always good to enhance one's skills by listening to new ideas and sharing ones perspective of the FM industry.
I work for a waste broker Encore environment so we are the outsourcer for waste management
please remove the music at the background
plz keep background music lower then your voice...
Perhaps Alexa should attend a Xenon Group Introduction to FM course?
Great advice, thank you for drilling the strategy aspect into my brain.
I am from India. Thank you sir 👍
This is very interesting, I am working in both in house and sometimes part time been outsourced with other companies in short time / peace work
Heri Moshi A good mix of the two, then! A lot of FMs stick to one or the other throughout their career, though I think it’s possible to get experience of both - it can lead to more empathy and better working relationships with clients/suppliers
Our core business is leisure. We have a wide range of facilities and venues along with 57 acres of land and infrastructure.
Our organization's core business is manufacturing. We have an in house facility maintenance team of 10 salaried and roughly 60 hourly personnel. Services provided in house are fire and physical security, equipment maintenance (machine tooling), facility maintenance (infrastructure), power house (steam production for heating and processes, and electrical distribution), and waste water treatment. Outsourced services are janitorial, food vending, uniforms, major infrastructure repairs and inspections. My curiosity for the industry, are new considerations in the design of ventilation systems being considered in the fallout of COVID-19? What new technologies are being considered effective?
I have my FM exam this month. Any chance you do it instead ?? 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣
@@norak8239 Im in that exact position right now hahah. He definitely knows what hes talking about! Curious, how did you get on during your exam?
@@norak8239 Its definitely not a good sign if your having to search “What is facilities management” into youtube right before an exam on that exact topic 😭
@@Vexxxxxxxed funny thing is I actually did great on the FM exam last year and I just had my FM exam monday of my second year and I did great again! 😛😛
@@norak8239 aw amazing, well done! Good luck with the rest of your studies. I’m also on my 2nd year, roll on a successful graduation for us both in 2024 🎉👨🎓
My organisation's core business is to provide primary education to a select pupils of its community.
Thanks Victor, you've definitely understood the concept of core business - believe me, many people struggle with the idea!
Hi Mate,
If the organization is a private school, its core business is providing educational services, right?
Thanks for your informative video! Can you make a short video on FM STANDARDS? if any can u give me the link please? FM GRADUATE FROM TANZANIA
My organization's core business is real estate.
I work in a school and I am the Campus Facilities Manager
Nice video Chris 👍
Nathan Shane Cheers Nathan!
Annoying background noise and music
I work for a Global electronics company specializing in semiconductors
Fabrication and maintainance
What is a good software for FM
Interesting video. Could you please do a video on several job opportunities for facilities management undergraduates?
Please don’t tell me you went to uni for a basic job?
assignment namo ni reflection 😇😇😇
Manufacturing (Food Industry)
BioTech Manufacturing Site 👋🏻
Good one
I am working within the Medical Devices Manufacturing Industry
Core business is Chemicals and Pharma
Great Information! Thanks
Great information thank you so much ❤ from london
I'm currently in my first year of uni, so if my university is my organisation then its core business is educating.
Property/estate
What is facilities.management process
Is it the same as facilities engineer?
A lot depends on how the company breaks it down, but A facility engineer would be more in charge of the mechanical systems of a building such as HVAC, Potable water, storm water management, etc. While a facility manager would also look at cleaning services.
BoConcept’s core business: customisable Scandinavian furnishings
Your great 😊
I am working as a Training manager in one of the MNC in India
Any opportunities in India let me know
hartsfield jackson international airport
Great
Senior Long Term Health Care
Addiction treatment
I am in house I fix most things.
FM concept well explained. Thank you for this video.
Facility management
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Education
you are cool
That example game of chess its a insult of pretender FM management there plenty of people knows how to play chess and individual function but only few win because of strategic plan.
Transportation
Oil n gas, oil rig
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Ice cream
Evangelism
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I'm currently in my first year of uni, so if my university is my organisation then its core business is educating.
Same here