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Please join our next Virtual Roundtable where one of our IFMA MSP Platinum Sponsor’s, INSPEC, will discuss how Facility Managers not only need to understand the current condition of their building envelope but, even more importantly, be able to predict and prioritize future maintenance and repairs ahead of time and ensure there is enough money in the budget to accomplish this needed future work. An effective Building Envelope Condition Assessment not only helps predict future funding needs but can actually provide defensible support and increased funding for your facilities.
This discussion will focus on the most important aspects of an effective Building Envelope Condition Assessment: best practices, common mistakes, some examples, and tips for implementing an effective program. Expert Facility Condition Assessment can help one:
•best utilize budgets by prioritizing project needs
•Provide defensible objective evidence for needed funding
•Minimize Surprises and Disruption of Tenants
•Significantly Increase Return on Investments
•Implement an effective management program for facility assets.
Please submit any specific questions to Rhonda Small prior to this Virtual Roundtable.
DETAILS:
Thursday, November 19th
12:00 – 12:30pm
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Has your Company Developed a ReEntry Strategy for the Safe and Immediate Return of your Tenants, Employees, and Visitors to Your Facility?
Join us as ABM, an IFMA MSP Gold Sponsor, will discuss disinfection protocols, best practices, common mistakes, and tips for implementing an effective reentry strategy. There is a heightened sense of scrutiny for facility owners and managers to demonstrate that they’re doing their part to provide clean, healthy, and safe environments. A clean facility is not enough. Facilities must incorporate disinfection protocols to provide a healthier space and maintain occupant trust. Now more than ever, building occupants are hyper-aware of the appearance of cleanliness and will expect more transparency and visibility into the cleaning process.
