Training/Advice
Event
Facilities Management Training
Development Trusts NI
Cost:
£200
Our popular facilities management course is back and will take place on Wednesday 25th & Thursday 26th March, at An Cultúrlann in the heart of west Belfast.
For those already managing a building or amenity - for example a community centre, heritage or arts centre - or those who are planning to, FM training is invaluable for understanding the standards, protocols and legal requirements of buildings management and maintenance.
A bespoke FM course has been commissioned by DTNI which will follow the Institute of Workplace & Facilities Management professional standards framework and cover the fundamentals of health and safety, energy, contract management and much more.
Sector:
- Community development
Date and Time
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Location
Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, 216 Falls Road
Belfast
BT12 6AH
United Kingdom
Facilities Management Training
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