Operational Carbon and Smart Facilities Management
About This Course
At the end of the course, participants will:
a. Understand the principles, considerations and criteria for sustainable design and maintainability, with green facilities management in mind throughout the life cycle of a facility.
b. Gain knowledge of possible ideas that save energy or generate renewable energy, the efficiencies and suitability for deployment locally.
c. Understand how renewable energy sources such as solar photovoltaic (PV) technology can be integrated with buildings and the Built Environment, how the energy generated can be integrated with the grid and stored, the viabilities of different energy storage technologies and the required supporting infrastructure.
d. Learn state-of-the art techniques, equipment and innovation trends for sustainable operations – how they can be incorporated in the design for new buildings, and deployed in existing buildings to reduce carbon emissions.
e. Gain an appreciation of energy auditing, measurement and verification, as well as energy management.
f. Understand the attributes of a smart buildings.
g. Understand the Building Automation System
h. Understand Data science for the built environment
i. Understand Smart Facilities Management
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
Bachelor's Degree/ Diploma holders in Engineering, Science, Technology, and Bachelor's degree in Architecture preferred.
For Diploma holders, relevant work experience will be required.