The Building Maintenance Management and Facility Lifecycle Engineering Training Course develops the technical and managerial skills required to manage building assets throughout their operational lifecycle. The course covers Building Maintenance, preventive and corrective maintenance, condition assessment, maintenance planning, asset management, reliability, lifecycle costing, and facilities engineering.

Delivered by The British Academy For Training and Development, the course is part of Engineering Maintenance and Operation, with specialization in Construction and Civil Engineering Training Courses. Participants learn how to establish maintenance strategies, evaluate building systems, manage maintenance resources, control operational risks, and improve asset performance from commissioning through replacement or renewal.

• Understand the principles and objectives of modern Building Maintenance management.
• Develop structured maintenance planning strategies for buildings and infrastructure.
• Apply preventive, predictive, corrective, and condition-based maintenance approaches.
• Understand building asset management and lifecycle engineering principles.
• Assess the condition and performance of building assets.
• Develop maintenance schedules based on asset criticality and operational requirements.
• Apply lifecycle costing to maintenance and replacement decisions.
• Improve reliability, availability, and service performance of building systems.
• Understand the role of facilities engineering in building operations.
• Manage maintenance resources, contractors, materials, and work orders.
• Identify maintenance risks and establish appropriate control measures.
• Use maintenance data and performance indicators to support engineering decisions.
• Improve energy efficiency and operational sustainability through effective maintenance.
• Develop strategies for refurbishment, renewal, and end-of-life asset decisions.

Target Audience

This course is designed for:

• Building maintenance managers.
• Facilities managers and facilities engineers.
• Civil and construction engineers.
• Building services engineers.
• Maintenance engineers and supervisors.
• Property and asset managers.
• Engineering operations managers.
• Facilities management professionals.
• Project and construction managers.
• Technical services managers.
• Property development professionals.
• Professionals responsible for building lifecycle performance.

Module 1: Fundamentals of Building Maintenance Management

• Principles and objectives of Building Maintenance.
• Maintenance management functions.
• Building maintenance strategies.
• Planned versus reactive maintenance.
• Maintenance performance and service availability.
• Relationship between maintenance and asset performance.

Module 2: Building Systems and Asset Identification

• Building structure and fabric.
• Mechanical and electrical systems.
• HVAC and ventilation systems.
• Plumbing and water systems.
• Fire protection and life-safety systems.
• Building automation and control systems.
• Asset registers and equipment classification.

Module 3: Maintenance Planning and Scheduling

• Maintenance planning principles.
• Preventive maintenance programmes.
• Predictive and condition-based maintenance.
• Maintenance frequency determination.
• Work-order planning and scheduling.
• Labour, tools, materials, and spare-parts planning.
• Emergency and corrective maintenance planning.

Module 4: Asset Management and Lifecycle Engineering

• Asset management principles.
• Asset criticality assessment.
• Lifecycle stages of building assets.
• Asset performance and risk management.
• Lifecycle cost analysis.
• Replacement and renewal strategies.
• Whole-life asset management decisions.

Module 5: Facilities Engineering and Technical Operations

• Role of facilities engineering in building performance.
• Engineering operations and technical support.
• Building services coordination.
• Equipment reliability and availability.
• System performance monitoring.
• Operational efficiency and engineering controls.
• Integration of maintenance with facility operations.

Module 6: Condition Assessment and Reliability Management

• Building condition surveys.
• Asset inspection techniques.
• Defect identification and classification.
• Failure modes and maintenance risks.
• Reliability-centred maintenance concepts.
• Root-cause analysis.
• Condition-based intervention decisions.

Module 7: Maintenance Cost and Performance Management

• Maintenance budgeting and cost control.
• Lifecycle costing.
• Maintenance productivity measurement.
• Key performance indicators.
• Mean time between failures and mean time to repair.
• Contractor and service-provider performance.
• Maintenance reporting and management dashboards.

Module 8: Safety, Compliance and Risk Management

• Maintenance-related safety requirements.
• Risk assessment for building systems.
• Permit-to-work principles.
• Planned inspection and testing.
• Regulatory and compliance considerations.
• Emergency maintenance procedures.
• Documentation and maintenance records.

Module 9: Sustainable Building Maintenance

• Energy-efficient maintenance practices.
• Sustainable asset management.
• Building performance optimization.
• Water and energy management.
• Environmental considerations in maintenance decisions.
• Extending asset life through sustainable maintenance.
• Lifecycle approaches to refurbishment and replacement.

Module 10: Practical Building Maintenance Management

• Developing building maintenance strategies.
• Preparing preventive maintenance plans.
• Creating asset registers and maintenance schedules.
• Prioritizing maintenance activities.
• Evaluating lifecycle replacement options.
• Analysing maintenance performance data.
• Applying lifecycle engineering principles to real building scenarios.