DURATION
5 days
Occupational Code
143901 Module
NQF LEVEL
6
CREDITS
40
ENDORSEMENTS
SAFMA, QCTO, SSETA
DELEGATE PROFILE
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- Building managers
- Facilities managers
- Facilities co-ordinators
- Maintenance managers
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- Project managers
- Technical managers
- Facilities supervisors
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TRAINING COURSE OVERVIEW
Admissions Requirements
- NQF 4
- 5 year’s FM experience in a management or supervisory capacity
We offer our award-winning QCTO accredited Occupational Certificate: Facilities Manager qualification modules as individual short training programmes to address a particular skills gap.
This training programme’s primary focus is for delegates to understand the supporting value creation through procurement and contract management.
The qualification aligns with the South African Facilities Management industry to the International Facilities Management Association’s standards and competencies. The newly developed ISO 41001:2018 Facilities Management Standard underpins the training material content.
The delegate will understand:
- Procurement
- Contract Management
Outcomes-Based Assessment:
Delegates earn the SSETA credits when they complete and submit the formative and summative assessments. These form part of a post-training work-based Portfolio of Evidence (POE) evaluated by an assessor and moderator.
Upon completing the POE and found competent by the assessor and moderator, the SSETA registers the delegate’s results on the National Learners’ Record Database. These results remain a lifelong achievement for all delegates to further their careers.
SAFMA awards CPD points to registered SAFMA members on the presentation of their Certificate of Attendance.
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COVID-19 OHS COMPLIANCE
All venues used for the facilitated training format have been inspected and are compliance with COVID-19 Government and Hospitality Industry Standards.
Delegates are responsible to provide their own cloth face mask and wear it for the duration of the training programme.
A Health and Safety Induction will be done at the beginning of the training and enforced throughout the contact days.