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Facilities Management Handbook
Facilities Management HANDBOOKThis page intentionally left blankFACILITIES Management HANDBOOKFOURTH EDITIONFRANK BOOTYAMSTERDAM BOSTON HEIDELBERG LONDON NEW YORK OXFORD PARIS SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SINGAPORE TOKYO Butterworth-Heinemann is an imprint of Elsevier The world of Facilities Management has changed dramatically over the past 20 years. From relatively humble beginnings, the role of Facilities manager now encompasses a wide range of complex and challenging roles, often across entire Elsevier Facilities Management Handbook gives a complete overview of these roles, demonstrating that Facilities managers really are the stewards of the built environment. This highly practical book, now in its fourth edition, provides all the relevant legal compliance, strategic policies and best practice information needed to ensure the safe, effi cient and cost-effective running of any Facilities function, and comes complete with checklists and sources of further information, offering easy-to-fi nd practical advice plus key chapters on the increasingly important subjects of risk Management and business continuity wide range of subjects covered in the Facilities Management Handbook includes: health and safety law for Facilities managers the law regarding employed, contract and casual workers property law for Facilities managers fi nancial Management transport policies outsourcing business continuity
Regulations 2007 (CDM) 61 ... (England) Regulations 2006 97 Hazard analysis critical control point 99 Food safety: good practice standards 101 ... Breach of repairing obligations 156 Rights of access 157 Contents ix. Insurance 157 Service charges 157 Options to terminate 159
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