EV Charging
The widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) among employees presents both challenges and opportunities for facilities managers. To meet rising demand for workplace charging solutions, a strategic approach is essential. Establishing a well-planned EV charging infrastructure offers businesses distinct advantages: Competitive Edge in Talent Acquisition: In a competitive labor market, providing workplace EV charging can attract and retain environmentally...
Solar power
Facilities managers navigate a landscape marked by escalating energy costs and an increasing emphasis on environmental responsibility. Solar energy offers a compelling answer to these challenges, potentially unlocking substantial cost reductions and bolstering sustainability efforts. However, implementing a solar strategy requires careful analysis and planning. This article provides a step-by-step framework for facilities managers to assess the feasibility of solar...
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
Indoor air quality (IAQ) describes the characteristics of air within buildings and structures, encompassing factors such as pollutant levels, ventilation rates, temperature, and humidity. Robust IAQ is essential for the health, well-being, and productivity of building occupants. Poor IAQ can lead to adverse health effects, increased absenteeism, and diminished cognitive function. As a facilities manager, you hold a critical responsibility...
Sustainability Toolkit
Sustainability has become a critical focus for facilities management (FM). Facilities managers are key players in reducing an organization's environmental footprint while delivering benefits like: Cost Reduction: Sustainable practices cut operating costs by reducing energy use, water usage, and waste. Operational Efficiency: Energy-efficient systems and optimized building operations increase overall facility efficiency. Reputation Enhancement: A commitment to sustainability improves...
LEED, BREEAM, WELL
The built environment plays a critical role in addressing the interconnected challenges of environmental sustainability and occupant well-being. Facilities managers are increasingly tasked with ensuring that buildings operate responsibly and promote the health and productivity of those who use them. In response to this demand, several prominent certifications have emerged to guide and verify these efforts. LEED (Leadership in Energy...
Shaik Ismail
Shaik Ismail is a seasoned facilities management professional and IFMA member with over two decades of expertise in leadership, operations, maintenance, sustainability, and project management.

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