Facility and Venue Management Midterm
Question: Evolution of professional facilities Answer: Cookie cutter, Dome, Retro
Question: Trends affecting future facilities Answer: Privately financed, Reduce & Reuse & Recycle
Question: What does PAF stand for? Answer: Public Assembly Facility
Question: Definition of Facility management Answer: Entails every aspect of making sure a building is operating efficiently in terms of safety, revenue production, tenant satisfaction, and preventive maintenance.
Question: Definition of Facility management’s goal Answer: Focuses on filling the facility’s time and space opportunities and conducting events in a safe and client-oriented fashion
Question: Top skills facility managers need to master Answer: Infuse Pride, Track and Measure Success, Delegate, Communicate with Purpose, Understand Stakeholders
Question: Key components of managerial functions Answer: Planning, Organizing, Implementing, Controlling)
Question: Is designed to help achieve the highest-level goals and objectives for the facility. They are often called master plans Answer: Strategic plan
Question: Is more detailed and is used to help carry out the strategic plan. It includes single-use and standing plans Answer: Operational plan
Question: Can be used if one of the other plans fails and the facility has to pursue another strategy Answer: Contingency plan
Question: Focuses on what operational plans are designed to accomplish; marketing plans and safety plans are examples Answer: Functional plan
Question: Goals Answer: short-term, time specific, and refined
Question: Objectives Answer: long range, not time specific, unquantifiable)
Question: Evolution of professional facilities Answer: Cookie cutter, Dome, Retro
Question: Trends affecting future facilities Answer: Privately financed, Reduce & Reuse & Recycle
Question: What does PAF stand for? Answer: Public Assembly Facility
Question: Definition of Facility management Answer: Entails every aspect of making sure a building is operating efficiently in terms of safety, revenue production, tenant satisfaction, and preventive maintenance.
Question: Definition of Facility management’s goal Answer: Focuses on filling the facility’s time and space opportunities and conducting events in a safe and client-oriented fashion
Question: Top skills facility managers need to master Answer: Infuse Pride, Track and Measure Success, Delegate, Communicate with Purpose, Understand Stakeholders
Question: Key components of managerial functions Answer: Planning, Organizing, Implementing, Controlling)
Question: Is designed to help achieve the highest-level goals and objectives for the facility. They are often called master plans Answer: Strategic plan
Question: Is more detailed and is used to help carry out the strategic plan. It includes single-use and standing plans Answer: Operational plan
Question: Can be used if one of the other plans fails and the facility has to pursue another strategy Answer: Contingency plan
Question: Focuses on what operational plans are designed to accomplish; marketing plans and safety plans are examples Answer: Functional plan
Question: Goals Answer: short-term, time specific, and refined
Question: Objectives Answer: long range, not time specific, unquantifiable)