Facilities Management: An Explanation: 4 (Building and Surveying Series)

by Alan Park (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $3.38

  Facilities management (FM) is the growth profession for all concerned with the management of premises and the assets within them. It represents a field of activity beyond the design, procurement and furnishing of buildings into the skills of managing the use of a facility and how it evolves and develops in response to the changing demands of the occupier.
  In this revised edition changes have been made to several chapters and two additional chapters have been added: one dealing with the management of the property portfolio and the other presenting a range of practical case studies.
  The growing awareness of environmental issues and the drive towards conservation and sustainability of resources emphasises the importance of effective facilities management for all those studying and working in the built environment. This book will therefore appeal to both students and practitioners.

• Used

  Paperback
  1994

  $3.79

  Dealing with an area that is a step on from the design, procurement and furnishing of buildings, this book on facility management covers the skills of managing how the facility is used and how it evolves in response to changing occupier demands. It stresses the role of information technology in making facilities management an immediate managers tool. The book contains examples and illustrations to show the potential detail and speed of access available.

• New

  Paperback
  1998

  $84.69

  Facilities management (FM) is the growth profession for all concerned with the management of premises and the assets within them. It represents a field of activity beyond the design, procurement and furnishing of buildings into the skills of managing the use of a facility and how it evolves and develops in response to the changing demands of the occupier.
  In this revised edition changes have been made to several chapters and two additional chapters have been added: one dealing with the management of the property portfolio and the other presenting a range of practical case studies.
  The growing awareness of environmental issues and the drive towards conservation and sustainability of resources emphasises the importance of effective facilities management for all those studying and working in the built environment. This book will therefore appeal to both students and practitioners.