Diploma in Facilities Management

This course consists of the following units:

Module 1: Fundamentals of Facility Management

This module introduces learners to the role and scope of facility management, exploring its functions, responsibilities, and importance in modern organizations while laying the foundation for advanced study.

Module 2: Operations, Maintenance & Sustainability

Learners will explore strategies for efficient operations and maintenance, while also examining sustainable practices that reduce costs and promote eco-friendly facility management.

Module 3: Project & Quality Management in Facilities

This module focuses on project planning, execution, and monitoring, combined with quality management systems that ensure facilities meet operational and performance standards.

Module 4: Contracting, Procurement & Vendor Management

Students gain insights into procurement strategies, vendor evaluation, and contract management, learning how to build strong supplier relationships and ensure cost-effectiveness.

Module 5: HR & Workforce Management for FM

This module covers human resource planning, staff development, and workforce management within facilities teams, highlighting the importance of leadership and team coordination.

Module 6: Communication, Leadership & Conflict Resolution

Learners develop essential leadership and communication skills, along with practical techniques for conflict resolution to maintain smooth workplace operations.

Module 7: Safety, Security & Emergency Preparedness

This module explores workplace safety protocols, security planning, and emergency response strategies, ensuring facilities are prepared for risks and crises.

Module 8: Future-Ready Facility Management

Focusing on innovation, digital transformation, and AI in facilities management, this module prepares learners for emerging challenges and opportunities in the field.

Graduates of the Level 7 Diploma in Facilities Management can pursue high-level roles in facility and operations leadership. Potential positions include Facilities Director, Operations Manager, Project Manager, Corporate Services Manager, or Property Manager. This qualification also opens opportunities in sectors such as real estate, healthcare, education, government, and corporate services. With a strong international focus, this course equips learners with the skills to thrive in global job markets and progress towards further study or specialist professional certifications.

Upon successful completion of the Facilities Management (Level 7 Diploma), candidates will have two certificate options to choose from:

Option 1: Certificate Issued by the Quality Licence Scheme (QLS)

This certificate is issued by the Quality License Scheme, confirming that the course meets high-quality education standards. It is ideal for learners who wish to showcase their formal completion of a professionally developed training program.

Option 2: Accredited CPD Certificate Issued by the CPD Standards Office

Candidates also have the option to claim a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certificate, accredited by the CPD Standards Office. This internationally recognized certificate is particularly suitable for professionals who want to demonstrate their commitment to ongoing development and enhance their CPD records.

Both certificates offer valuable recognition and can strengthen your professional profile across a range of industries.

Can I study the Diploma in Facilities Management at my own pace?

Yes. The course is delivered entirely online and allows self-paced study, making it flexible for working professionals and international learners.

Do I need prior experience to enrol in this course?

No prior experience is required, but a background in business, management, or property services can be helpful for advanced modules.

What kind of certificate will I receive after course completion?

You can choose between a Certificate issued by CPDCourses.com or an Accredited CPD certificate from the CPD Standards Office.

What is the main role of a facilities manager?

A facilities manager ensures that workplaces, buildings, and resources are safe, efficient, and fully operational to support business goals.

What skills do facilities managers need?

They need leadership, communication, problem-solving, project management, and organisational skills, along with knowledge of safety and compliance.

What is the role of FM in organisations?

Facilities Management (FM) plays a critical role in maintaining physical spaces, supporting employee productivity, and ensuring compliance with regulations.