Free to attend - The Facilities Hub is where leading experts will share best practice and discuss the changing landscape of facilities management. The programme will feature inspiring case studies, presentations and interactive panel discussions to help further your knowledge and upskill your professional development.
Led by your peers, get practical advice and useful resources to improve your facilities management. All content is CPD accredited.
Digital technology has long been a focus for the profession but one of the pandemic’s impacts is to accelerate already existing trends in which case technology is set to a have a profound impact on our work quicker than perhaps some were expecting. In this session we focus on the digital trends that are leading that change with three cutting edge experts guiding us along the way.
It’s generally expected that work, as we know, is changing and as IWFM data shows, increasingly the profession is recognising it’s role in enabling work rather than managing buildings. In this session we explore how work itself is changing and what impact that is likely to have on the future of the workplaces we provide.
As FM models appear to be adapting to a new normal, the commercial relationships that underpin that work will be more crucial than ever. This session explores the latest in procurement best practice, the tools that can support better procurement and how relationships can be stronger than ever.
FM is often something people fall into earning it the moniker of a career of chance rather than one of choice. But how do we change that and ensure that there is a supply of fresh talent into the profession and the industry that supports it? What does the next generation of workplace and facilities management leaders look like and why would they choose this particular career pathway? We explore the projects looking to change perceptions and raise awareness about careers in FM and the people aiming to inspire that change.
In today's business world, protecting a business and ensuring the safety of its employees is top of a facilities professionals agenda. Whether it is understanding the risk of cyber attacks, protecting company physical assets, employees or delivering business continuity plans and more, The Security Event has got your covered.
Stay informed with the latest trends and emerging technologies shaping today’s security landscape. Packed with fresh ideas and actionable strategies, hear from leading experts share their knowledge and expertise in tackling the key security challenges and pressing issues affecting organisations, people and assets today.
Fire safety has serious implications for building managers and FM providers. Not only is the protection of people and building operations a priority but also being compliant to fire regulations.
The Fire Safety Event is dedicated to supporting industry practitioners, professionals and organisations in achieving and maintaining the very highest standards of fire safety management.
Hear from industry experts and find out more about fire risk assessment, fire alarms, evacuations, PAT testing, training and safety records and more.
When it comes to the workplace environment, there are many inherent responsibilities for FM professionals. From health and safety risk assessment, electrical safety, dangerous substances (such as asbestos, radon gas), health and wellbeing, it is important to adopt a holistic approach to facilities management.
At the Health and Safety Event, listen to our esteemed line-up of experts share their knowledge and insight on your legal and regulatory obligations as a Facility Manager.
In the workplace, facilities managers are the first line of defense for emergencies. In times of crisis, a well developed facility management emergency plan is critical. FM co-ordinates all the parts of the plans including who is responsible for what? When and what should happen? and what are the protective actions?
At The Emergency Services Show, find out the important elements in preparing for emergencies and how to look after your facility and staff in an event of a crisis.
