Sustainable Facility Management Forum

The main obstacle in planning a sustainable facilities management programme now remains in a gap between the design and operation. The architect and interior designer still tend to design facilities for form, and often leave function to the facility manager and building engineering staff. Management inevitably inherits some building systems that are expensive and difficult to maintain. Sustainably designed, constructed and operated facilities and infrastructures reduce impacts of our operations on the external environment. Besides, improved indoor environmental conditions resulting from sustainable facilities are also highly associated with improved patient outcomes, employee health and productivity. At the Sustainable Facilities forum, delegates will explore the basis for the sustainable facilities performance criteria, operational techniques and new technology through basic and applied analysis, best practices benchmarking and technical assistance in order to further the universal goal of a sustainable built environment. Key Topics

Discovering financial benefits from sustainable facilities
Showcasing proven best practices that are both cost-effective and environmentally beneficial
Revealing the core competencies of developing environmentally responsible buildings
Identifying value-added advantages from latest technologies for building sustainability
Improving sustainable performance through compliance auditing, measurement and reporting

Key Features

Exchanging sustainability methodologies, technologies, knowledge and best practices
Discovering ways of improving reliability of existing aged operational key elements
Addressing the role of latest technology in sustainable facilities
Stressing the importance of sustainability in enhancing asset value and life-cycle

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