Asset Management for Facilities Managers Training Course

Why Attend

Facility Asset Management is the structured process of planning, acquiring, operating, and maintaining building assets to maximize their value over their entire service life. Rather than managing equipment and infrastructure in isolation, effective asset management connects day-to-day operations with long-term financial and performance goals — helping organizations make better decisions about where to invest, repair, or replace.

As facilities portfolios grow larger and more complex, aligning maintenance decisions with organizational strategy and international standards such as ISO 55001 has become increasingly important. To build this capability, the Asset Management for Facilities Managers training course, equips facilities professionals with the frameworks and tools needed to manage assets strategically, from lifecycle costing to performance monitoring.

Through a practical, standards-based approach, participants learn how to evaluate asset performance, develop sound maintenance strategy decisions, and build asset management practices that support long-term facility value.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the core principles of Facility Asset Management and its role within organizational strategy.
• Apply the framework and requirements of ISO 55001 to facilities asset management practices.
• Use lifecycle costing to evaluate acquisition, operation, and disposal decisions.
• Monitor and interpret asset performance data to support informed decision-making.
• Develop a maintenance strategy aligned with asset criticality and organizational risk tolerance.
• Build asset registers and classification systems that support planning and reporting.
• Communicate asset management priorities effectively to stakeholders and senior management.

Target Group

• Facilities managers and asset managers
• Maintenance and operations managers
• Asset and reliability engineers
• Facilities directors responsible for portfolio-level decisions
• Professionals preparing for ISO 55001-aligned asset management roles