Bringing Facilities Certification to your School District

Scott MackallDirector of Facility Management & TransportationPark Ridge - Niles School District 64

John FuhrerDirector of Operations & Facilities / TransportationNorth Shore School District 112

Ken Roiland

Director of Buildings and Grounds

Woodstock School District 200

We would like to welcome and thank all Facility Professionals

It is a pleasure to have you here today. Your commitment to your schools and profession is appreciated in many

ways. Our classrooms are better because of your dedication.

Why Certification

The Children!

● Facilities that students & staff learn & teach in has a profound effect on the final result

● Nationally certified Facility Professionals on your team to protect community investments

Question

What if we invest in training our staff and they leave?

ANSWER

What if we don’t and they stay!!!!

Responsibilities of the Facility Directors in:

40’s 50’s 60’s

1. Custodial Operations2. Maintenance Operations 3. Grounds Operations4. Electric/Gas utility5. Pest Control (in- house)6. Playground Equipment7. Roofs8. Safety – Lock Doors End Of Day9. School Closings - Weather10.Vandalism

Today’s Responsibilities70’s 80’s 90’s & NOW!

1. Custodial Operations

2. Maintenance Operations

3. Grounds Maintenance

4. Electrical & Gas - Utilities

5. Pest Control - IPM

6. Playground Equipment - CPSI

7. Roofs

8. Safety – Security

9. School Closings - Weather

10. Vandalism

11. Mold

12. Asbestos (AHERA)

13. CO2 Testing (ASHRE)

14. Lead in Water - Paint

15. Utility Volume Purchasing

16. Transportation

17. CAD

18. CMMS

19. Electromagnetic Emissions - EMF

20. Emergency Disaster Plans

21. Energy Management Systems

22. Energy Education

23. Radon

24. Rentals & Community usage

25. ADA

26. Owner’s Construction Rep.

27. Indoor Air Quality - IAQ

28. Special Education Needs

29. Programmatic Demands

30. Outsourcing Services

31. Purchased Services Management

32. Personal Protective Equipment - PPE

33. Confined Spaces

34. Recycle & Waste

35. Portable Classrooms

36. Right to Know Act

37. Underground Storage Tanks (LUST)

38. Building Automation

39. Bloodborne Pathogens

40. Budget Planning

41. Labor Law (Employee Rights)

42. Health & Life Safety Planning

43. Staff Training

44. Long Range Planning

45. Hazardous Waste - SDS

Integrated with Designation Program

Facility Specific

Worthy of Self-Supporting

Internationally Recognized Certification

Why CPMM and CPS

Future of Professional Development

Association of Facilities Engineers AFE

Certified Plant Supervisor CPS

Certified Plant Maintenance Manager CPMM

Provided Through IABSO

Certified Plant Supervisor

• Role of Supervisor• Communications Skills• Interpersonal skills• Finance & Budgeting• Leadership & Motivation• Work Safety• Time Management & Planning• Business Law• Interviewing & Hiring• Conflict Resolution• Problem Solving & Team Building

2 Days Review ½ day test

Certified Plant Maintenance Manager

• Maintenance Management• Preventative Maintenance• Inventory & Procurement• Maintenance Planning & Scheduling• Computerized Maintenance Management Systems• Maintenance Training and Work Cultures• Predictive Maintenance• Reliability Centered Maintenance• Total Predictive Maintenance• Maintenance Return on Investment (ROI)• Safety & Health• Indoor Air Quality• Documentation Strategies

3 Days Review ½ day test

Regional Groups

Share best practices

Professional developmentSpeakersIn-house Expertise Outside Vendors

Support each other

How can you make a difference in your District?

Encourage Administration to develop Facility Professionals through participation in professional development which includes the designation program and the AFE/IASBO certification program

Invest in the practices & procedures taught within certifications

Provide leadership to ensure facilities are a priority in your district

Question

What if we invest in training our staff and they leave?

ANSWER

What if we don’t and they stay

Open Discussion