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Diploma of Facilities Management
Module Outlines
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Module 1 - Facilities Management Planning
Describe the broader organisation strategic planning process and the way it provides guidance to the Facilties Management Unit; identify the needs of the organisation specifically in terms of the demands it places on facilities; describe the needs to meet certain standards of facilities performance and the procedures and practices required; plan the work to be done by the Facilities Management Unit.
Module 2 - Facilities Management
Implement the facilities management plans; monitor the implementation of the facilities management plans; solve problems; review and evaluate the plans and their implementation; report the outcomes of review and evaluation to relevant stakeholders.
Module 3 - Risk Management
Demonstrate knowledge of the AS/NZS 4360:1999; demonstrate ability to apply the seven-step risk management process; identify risks related to the facilities and management of the facilities; identify risk treatments; monitor and review risks; involve relevant stakeholders in risk assessment process.
Module 4 - Financial Planning and Management
Describe the need for financial planning; prepare a budget and estimate costs associated with the Facilities Management Unit; monitor the facilities cash flow; report financial outcomes.
Module 5 - Procurement and Contract Management
Contribute to the procurement management plans for the Facilities Management Unit; define clearly the requirements for procurement; determine and implement the most appropriate method of sourcing suppliers; utilise the tender process; choose the most appropriate contract method; analyse contract for suitability and clarity; administer and manage the contract process.
Module 6 - Project Management
Identify situations which are projects; scope the project; plan the project; execute the project; control the project; close the project.
Module 7 - Management and Leadership
Manage staff, including selection, development, motivation and maintenance; understand the competencies required by the different positions; prepare an HR plan; know how to select, induct and develop staff; provide staff with performance targets as well as feedback on performance; encourage staff to further develop their competence; address staffing issues.
Module 8 - Performance Management and Assessment
Establish realistic performance targets; communicate the targets to all relevant people; assist staff to achieve targeted outcomes; monitor performance; provide feedback on performance.