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Construction and the built environmentLevel 4Green occupationOCC0484 · ST0484

Facilities manager

Facilities manager · Higher Technical · Building Services Engineering

The official framework — 61 requirements.

Every Knowledge, Skill and Behaviour below is the verbatim regulatory text of the Facilities manager apprenticeship standard (v1.4). On EngTree, each one becomes a node — verified knowledge entries, training modules and End-Point Assessment evidence all map back to it.

Knowledge (29)

What the apprentice must understand

  • K1

    Health and safety regulations, standards and guidance, relevance to the occupation and responsibilities.

  • K2

    Strategies for identifying and managing risk.

  • K3

    Regulations and legislation that impact the sector.

  • K4

    Current sustainable practices and developments in the sector.

  • K5

    Waste management strategies.

  • K6

    Principles of facilities project management.

  • K7

    Change management principles and techniques.

  • K8

    Business continuity planning principles and techniques.

  • K9

    Business operation considerations: efficiency, customer satisfaction, competitiveness and ethical issues.

  • K10

    Standard operating procedures (SOP).

  • K11

    Continuous improvement techniques.

  • K12

    Principles of property ownership.

  • K13

    Property asset management techniques.

  • K14

    Fundamental concepts of building design; the features of building, fabric, structures and components. Sustainability of building design.

  • K15

    Building maintenance principles: reactive and planned activities.

  • K16

    Finance and budgeting techniques: Cost centres, devolved budgets, budgeting techniques, budget cycles, levels of authority, cost control.

  • K17

    Resource management requirements and techniques.

  • K18

    Quality assurance procedures and monitoring processes.

  • K19

    Leadership and management techniques: Customer relationship management, negotiating, influencing, networking, commercial awareness, conflict management and assertiveness.

  • K20

    Organisational objectives, requirements and value; Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and Key performance indicators (KPI’s).

  • K21

    Types, quality, and ethical data analysis techniques.

  • K22

    Methods of delivering, receiving and using feedback to improve the quality of business products and services.

  • K23

    Problem solving techniques, diagnostics and root cause analysis.

  • K24

    The organisational and sector digital toolkits and systems. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and cyber security.

  • K25

    Communication techniques: verbal and written.

  • K26

    Principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace. Unconscious bias.

  • K27

    Personal wellbeing and mental health awareness.

  • K28

    Continuing professional development: planned and unplanned and recording methods.

  • K29

    Research techniques.

Skills (26)

What the apprentice must be able to do

  • S1

    Comply with and manage health and safety procedures in line with regulations, standards, and guidance.

  • S2

    Develop and apply hazard and risk identification and risk management systems and culture.

  • S3

    Comply with sector regulations and legislation.

  • S4

    Develop and apply sustainable practices and developments.

  • S5

    Apply and manage waste management strategies.

  • S6

    Apply facilities project management techniques.

  • S7

    Apply change management techniques.

  • S8

    Apply business continuity planning techniques.

  • S9

    Apply business operation considerations.

  • S10

    Apply and manage standard operating procedures (SOPs).

  • S11

    Apply continuous improvement techniques. Make recommendations for improvement.

  • S12

    Apply property and asset management techniques.

  • S13

    Manage building maintenance activities, for example plans, site inspections or audits

  • S14

    Apply techniques in the management of budgets within department financing and budget.

  • S15

    Manage resource requirements.

  • S16

    Apply quality assurance procedures and monitoring processes.

  • S17

    Manage stakeholders. For example, contractors, consultants, suppliers, end users.

  • S18

    Manage and comply with organisational objectives, requirements and value including Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and Key performance indicators (KPI’s).

  • S19

    Analyse and report different types of data according to its qualities.

  • S20

    Use feedback to improve the quality of the business products and services.

  • S21

    Apply problem solving techniques, identifying issues. Propose solutions to problems.

  • S22

    Monitor, manage and report organisational and sector information technology and digital systems. Comply with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and cyber security.

  • S23

    Communicate verbally and in writing with others for example, colleagues, contractors and stakeholders.

  • S24

    Apply policies and practices to support equity, diversity and inclusion.

  • S25

    Plan and undertake Continued Professional Development (CPD) to meet personal and organisational development. Evaluate CPD outcomes against any plans made.

  • S26

    Undertake research.

Behaviours (6)

How the apprentice must conduct themselves

  • B1

    Takes personal responsibility for and promotes for health, safety and welfare.

  • B2

    Act ethically.

  • B3

    Promote equity, diversity and inclusivity in the workplace.

  • B4

    Take responsibility for the quality of work.

  • B5

    Respond and adapt to work demands and situations.

  • B6

    Committed to maintaining and enhancing competence of self through Continued Professional Development (CPD).

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