FM – Facilities Management Educational Career Path IFMA - International Facility Management Association Foundation Last Update 7/5/2015 by JL An FM’s Responsibilities Touch Most Parts of the Company What do Facilities Managers do? Facility Managers Responsibilities: Communication Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Finance & Business Human Factors Leadership & Strategy Operations & Maintenance Project Management Quality Real Estate & Property Management Operations & Maintenance Technology FM Services & Technology FM Computer Aided Facility Mgmt. & Maintenance Systems Real Estate Lease & Site Software Applications SMART Buildings (Direct Digital Controls) Access Control / Video Surveillance / Biometrics Recognition Bldg. / Site Maintenance Equipment Systems Transportation / Mail Services / Food Services / Concierge Janitorial & Housekeeping Office Work Place of the Future (IT) ~ Wireless Connectivity ~ Communications Distribution ~ Telepresence ~ Information Technology FM Sustainability Technology Sustainability Produce & Services Renewable Energy ~ Wind Turbine ~ Photovoltaics / Solar ~ Geothermal ~ Hydrogen Cells Water Conservation Environmental Stewardship LEED Certifications Green Products Where do you fit in? FM Growth Opportunities Senior Leader – VP Corporate Real Estate Director – Facility/Property Mgmt. Operations Regional Manager – Fac/Property Mgmt. Portfolio & Real Estate Professional Facilities Professional/Project Manager Facilities/Property Supervisor Service Technician/Specialist FM Base (Mean) Salaries $ (And Beyond!) 5 - Senior Executive 4 – Manage two or more levels of supervisors 3 – Manage supervisors who manage others 2 - Manage employees (but not supervisors) 1 - Professional Specialist (manage no employees) Notes: Data Source: Profiles 2011 – IFMA Research Report #35 Salary and Demographics Report Salaries exclude company benefits and bonuses where applicable. Some bonuses can range as high as 10% of salary. FM Salaries per Facility Size Career Pathways There are many alternative ways to enter the field of Facilities Management. Here are just a few: Facilities Management Architecture Interior Design Business & Finance Construction & Project Management Environmental & Life Safety Engineering Energy Management Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Structural) Educational Career Path Scholarships Scholarships The Foundation supports aspiring and practicing FMs in their efforts to reach higher, go farther and make a difference. Since 1991, the Foundation has awarded more than $1.1 million USD to hundreds of aspiring FM professionals at IFMA’s World Workplace conferences. Student awards include both a scholarship towards the pursuit of their FM degree and fully paid travel and conference attendance. http://foundation.ifma.org/students FM Accredited Degree Programs The FM Accreditation Commission (FMAC) of the IFMA Foundation has accredited 31 FM degree programs (2year, 4-year, and graduate) at 27 colleges and universities worldwide. Nearly 100% of students who graduate from an Accredited Degree Program University or College are placed into a job. Starting salaries range from $55K to $65K. See more information about the FM ADP program: http://foundation.ifma.org/accreditation FM Accredited Degree Programs North America Arizona State University Brigham Young University Community College of Philadelphia Conestoga University Cornell University Ferris State University Florida A&M University (FAMU) Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) Missouri State University Pratt Institute Rochester Institute of Applied Sciences Southern Polytechnic State University (Southern Poly) TCI College: Technical Career Institutes Temple University University of Minnesota Wentworth Institute of Technology FM Accredited Degree Programs Hanze University (Netherlands) Leeds Metropolitan University (United Kingdom) NHTV Breda University of Applied Science (Netherlands) Saxion Universities of Applied Sciences (Netherlands SIM University (Singapore) Temasek Polytechnic (Singapore) The Hong Kong Polytechnic University The University of Sydney (Australia) Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW – Austria) Global Essentials of FM Course Introductory course for: • students, teachers, parents and the public • secondary & post secondary schools • anyone interesting in learning more about the profession • anyone entering the profession for the first time Essentials of FM Course After completing this workshop, learners will be able to: Describe the definition and functions of facility management Explain how important managing a facility is to an organization. Explain the role of facility management in the organization. Identify a variety of roles and responsibilities of those working in the Facility Management profession. Identify the 11 major competency areas comprised by the field. Be able to recognize how FM professionals work with these different competency areas as they carry out their duties. Identify some of the challenges encountered while carrying out the FM role in different types of organizations and regions. FM is Everywhere • This film was made by HBO FM training in the Netherlands, united in the LOOFD and professional association FMN • http://youtu.be/T7RBpURLf0M • An 11 minute video introducing FM and the skills learned with a 4-year degree in Facilities Management and interviews with recent graduates who have exciting roles to play in their new FM career FM Educational Opportunities 3 industry recognized certifications available from IFMA Internship opportunities worldwide posted on the “Inter Net” internship website Where do you see yourself?