Why a Sustainability Framework is Needed in Facilities
Management Jason Seymour IET51500 Fall 2014
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What is Sustainability Improving efficiency Protecting and
restoring ecological systems Enhancing the well being of all people
Standards ISO14001 and RC14001 Branding
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Master Data Building Information Model (BIM) Computerized
maintenance management system (CMMS) Electronic Document System
(EDS) Energy Management System (EMS) Building Automation
System(BAS)
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Policies Survey of UK Facilities Management companies Survey on
Reports, Targets, and Awards
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Green Innovation Aspects Management Process Product
Technological
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Framework Main Basis Green energy and sustainability Essential
factors Green energy applications Key strategies Parametric
descriptions General assumptions Model development
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