Certificate

Facilities and Asset Management

A 6-month Certificate in Facilities & Asset Management is a designed professional curriculum that teaches individuals how to manage, operate, and maintain physical assets and infrastructures efficiently. The program addresses the whole asset lifespan, from planning and procurement to maintenance, operations, and disposal, with the goal of optimizing performance while lowering costs and hazards.

Programme Overview

Program Overview
• Duration: 6 Months (24 Weeks)
• Weekly Commitment: 8–12 hours
• Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
• Outcome Roles: Facility Manager, Asset Manager, Operations Executive, Maintenance Planner

Tools & Standards Covered:
CMMS, CAFM, BMS basics, ISO 41001, ISO 55000, NFPA, OSHA, LEED, NABH (overview), Energy Management Systems
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Program Structure:

Module 1: Foundations of Facilities & Asset Management
Module 2: Building Systems & Maintenance Management
Module 3: Safety, Compliance & Risk Management
Module 4: Soft Services & Sustainability
Module 5: Digital FM, Finance & Performance
Module 6: Sector Applications & Capstone

Final Evaluation
• Capstone project
• Viva / presentation
• Portfolio & documentation review
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Certification Outcomes
• Strong operational FM & asset management skills
• Hands-on exposure to real facility systems
• Compliance & safety readiness
• Job-ready Facility & Asset Management professionals
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Optional Enhancements
• Internship / site visits
• ISO 41001 & ISO 55000 certification prep
• Soft skills for FM leadership
• Interview & resume support

Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements:


Prospective students are expected to meet the following criteria:
• Possess General Certificate Education (GCE) Ordinary Level or its equivalent with a focus on mathematics and accounting.
• Minimum educational qualification: High School Diploma or its equivalent.
• Have earned a four-year bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a college or university.
• No specific experience in forensic accounting is required, but a basic understanding of accounting principles is recommended.