
BUILDING MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE
Program Competencies
Upon graduation with an associate in occupational studies degree in Building Management and Maintenance, the graduate will be able to:
- Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot building mechanical systems (HVAC, electrical, power distribution, plumbing, etc)
- Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot structural systems
- Develop operational forms for a facility
- Develop and implement Standard Operating Procedure (S.O.P.) Manual
- Develop and implement preventive maintenance program(s)
- Estimate labor, material, and equipment for the maintenance function
- Manage a project, renovation, or remodeling for a facility
- Perform an energy audit and make recommendations for cost effective retrofits
- Supervise the maintenance function—personnel, work,load balancing, problem solving, scheduling
- Develop a training program in various media formats for subordinates
- Interpret and use financial and legal documents
- Demonstrate communication skills through an extensive, multi-format presentation—video, oral, written
- Interpret residential and commercial blueprints
- Understand dynamics of management—human resources productivity, corrective action, cognitive/psychomotive
- Be aware of day-to-day operational considerations