Facility Maintenance Training For Technicians & Facility Managers
Role-Specific Learning Path for Better Skills
With broad oversight of the facility and its infrastructure, Facility Maintenance Technicians and Managers are key team members who ensure compliance — and who have the right knowledge to partner with industrial maintenance teams. With their focus on operations and upkeep of physical systems, they are uniquely poised to impact a larger swath of operations. Their training paths must encompass so much more than a typical technician and still put safety first.
From regulatory compliance to vendor management and encompassing the major technical areas of your facility, TPC's facility and building maintenance technician courses — and the recommended learning path for these technical team members — ensures they have the right knowledge and skills to work safely with the maintenance team.
Unique Challenges Facility Maintenance Training Solves
Ensuring Regulatory Compliance
In partnership with EHS leaders, they ensure work complies with OSHA, EPA, NFPA, and more and act as a facility safety champion.
Building & Grounds Maintenance
These technicians may need to complete maintenance of your facilities, own carpentry and painting projects, and might even work on landscaping - in addition to the industrial technical skills areas they handle.
Includes Technical Aptitude
Because of the partnership with technical maintenance teams and especially in organizations with smaller teams, facilities training must include skills in electrical systems, mechanical systems, and environmental systems in addition to their building maintenance skills.
People Who Need Facility Maintenance Training Include:
Facility/Building Maintenance Technicians
They may work on both facility and building maintenance plus machine maintenance, and their skills must include industrial maintenance best practices and safety.
Facility Managers
Technical leaders at the organization who own building maintenance, coordinating all aspects of the physical building and environment. Their recommended courses may include maintenance management options as well, depending on their purview.
Facilities Coordinators
Often tasked with assisting a facility manager, these team members coordinate with vendors and may schedule maintenance, so they must understand enough about what technicians do to accurately estimate repairs.
Curriculum Path for Facility Management Technicians
This learning plan, brought to you by TPC, covers a bevy of maintenance tactics that facility managers and their teams rely on to keep infrastructure and buildings in excellent condition. From a comprehensive electrical, mechanical, and HVAC foundation, our curriculum path also covers structural painting, flat roofs, plumbing systems, lock & key systems, landscaping, and cleaning best practices.
Getting Started with the Facility Maintenance Learning Path
Our Training Advisors are on hand to start a conversation about your team's training needs - whether facility maintenance training or another critical area of your facility's wellbeing. We'll help you build a learning path that makes sense for each member of the maintenance team. And every step of the way, we will be here to help - through setting up a training library, ensuring your team is ready to train, and helping your maintenance leaders understand how to make the most of the real-time data available in our training platform, Fusion.
To get started, reach out via the form.
