ISO/TC 267

In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business environment, the role of facility management (FM) has never been more critical. As professionals in this field, we are tasked with ensuring that our environments are safe, efficient, and conducive to productivity. However, to achieve these goals consistently, we must prioritize the development of robust standards in facility management. ISO/TC267 develops these standards with experts working globaly. Follow this page to keep updated. In de snel veranderende wereld van vandaag is facility management (FM) essentieel. Als professionals in dit vak zorgen we ervoor dat onze werkomgevingen veilig, efficiënt en prettig zijn. Om dit goed te doen, is het belangrijk om duidelijke standaarden te ontwikkelen, dit helpt ons vakgebied vooruit. Als je op de hoogte wilt blijven van de ontwikkelingen hierin, volg dan deze pagina.

Brazil completes the translation process of ISO 41015 into Portuguese. The Brazilian version of ISO 41015 - Facility Management - Influencing Organisational Behaviours for Improved Facility Outcomes was published on 24th May 2024; the Portuguese title is #ABNT NBR ISO #41015 Facility Management - Influenciando Comportamentos Organizacionais para Gerar Melhores Resultados Finais nas Instalações. The process started in June 2023, shortly after the publication of the original English and French versions. An important decision was made when ABNT started translating the standards to Portuguese, to keep the translation faithful to the original standard and always in line with the other documents already published. The translation lasted three months, with weekly alignment meetings, discussion of the terms to be translated into Portuguese, and updating of a glossary of terms developed locally by the various working groups of the ISO #41000 family of standards, with the aim of providing general guidelines on the common terms used in the previous publications. We believe that the translation of this document represents a further step forward in the development of the sector in the domestic market, and portuguese talking parts of our globe. It is also strategic complementarity with the other documents already published.   Brasil conclui processo de tradução da ABNT NBR ISO 41015. Foi publicada em junho de 2024 a versão brasileira da norma ISO 41015 – Facility Management – Influencing Organizational Behaviours for Improved Facility Outcomes, ou em português, Facility Management – Influenciando Comportamentos Organizacionais para Gerar Melhores Resultados Finais nas Instalações. O processo que foi iniciado em junho de 2023, logo após a publicação das versões originais em inglês e francês. Uma importante decisão foi tomada desde que iniciamos a tradução das normas para o português, manter a tradução fiel à norma original, e sempre alinhado aos demais documentos já publicados. A tradução teve uma duração de três meses, contando com reuniões semanais de alinhamento, discussão dos termos para as traduções para o português, e a atualização de um glossário de palavras, que foi desenvolvido localmente pelos diversos grupos de trabalho das normais da família ISO 41000, que visa dar orientações gerais para os termos comuns entre as publicações anteriores. Acreditamos que a tradução deste documento da família ISO41000 representa mais um avanço no desenvolvimento do setor no mercado nacional, devido à sua complementariedade estratégica com os demais documentos já publicados. #ISO #facman #facilitymanagement #facilitiesmanagement #FM https://lnkd.in/eTxcZPa8

Interesting fact: Industry data suggests that the adoption of effective performance management and measurement can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of FM organizations by more than 10 percent when effectively implemented and maintained. That is one of the results of TC 267/Working Group 8 that recently completed a Technical Report (TR 41030) namend: “Facility management — Existing performance management in Facility Management organizations — State of the industry”. The Technical report is representing 18 months of review by ten National Standards Bodies across more than 120 published technical documents, surveys with facility managers on six continents. The effort was led by Luisa Plaza Urrutia from the Panamanian National Standards Body (APAFAM). It highlights the critical need for a management standard supporting Facility Managers in the development of performance management frameworks, supported by appropriate performance measures, that align their efforts and focus to those of their Demand Organizations. Want to know more? You can access the Technical Report at https://lnkd.in/em4zR3rB or via your local NSB. #ISO41000 #facilitymanagement #facilititiesmanagament #facman #performancemanagement

Next week Stephen Ballesty will present on World Workplace Asia Pacific 2024 in Singapore (WWAP’24) at 11:30am and 2:45pm on 23 July, about decarbonization and the role of FM for global challenges #ISO41019 https://lnkd.in/ep4NfUR6

Sustainable Facility Management via the ISO 41000 series   ISO/TR 41019:2024 Facility management’s role in sustainability, resilience and adaptability (edition 1) has now been published. The members of ISO/TC 267 working group 1 (WG1) are delighted with this important Technical Report, that provides a broad societal context to inform and inspire organizations that wish to: - establish and improve a sustainable integrated FM system; - embrace the wide-ranging and positive contribution that FM makes in managing the built environment; - support the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   This document provides a non-exhaustive contextual introduction to relevant concepts, initiatives and terms that are in common use by organizations, regardless of size, maturity or industry, working towards a more Sustainable FM approach.   The 17 SDGs provide a holistic global framework for addressing poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice in support of environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles, frameworks and reporting requirements. The management of our built environment figures directly and substantially in achieving such aspirations.   ISO/TR 41019:2024 is intended to be a concise and practical guidance for busy professionals and stakeholders on FM practices and contributions on some big issues, such as climate change, net zero emissions and the circular economy, etc. Additionally, the annexures provide SDG alignment matrix, a 10-step process, practical examples, links to related standards and a bibliography of 96 resources for more details.   ISO/TR 41019:2024 provides contextual insight into ways that demand organizations, FM professionals and their organizations can contribute to achieving a more productive, sustainable and liveable built environment for all.   Stephen Ballesty (AU) ISO/TC 267 WG1 41019 Project Lead #ISO #ISO41000 #ISO41019 #FM #Facilitymanagement #Facilitiesmanagement #SDGs #ESD #sustainability #resilience #adaptability #facman

Want to know more about #ISO41001 and its developments? Join the session of Stan Mitchell at the EURO FM conference in London.

🚀 Exciting news in Facility Management! 🚀  The new ISO/TR 41016:2024 report is here to revolutionize facility management with cutting-edge digital technologies. From digital ecosystems like BIM and GIS to IoT enhancements, the potential for enhanced operational efficiency and strategic outcomes is huge. 🔍 What's Inside? Comprehensive guidance on integrating tech to improve planning, operation, and maintenance. Key technologies such as AI, machine learning, and advanced data management for better asset management and security. Strategies aligned with ISO 41000 standards for reliable global operations. 💡 Benefits include:  Significant cost reductions and improved energy efficiency. Extended asset lifespans through predictive maintenance. 🚧 Challenges to tackle:  Complexity of tech integration. Need for continuous training and robust security measures. 🌍 With a focus on sustainability and efficiency, FM technologies are poised for growth, promising to enhance facility management practices globally.   Interested? Contact your National Standards body the published document or buy it on the ISO portal: https://lnkd.in/ghvdT-3f Stay updated and empower your team with the skills to lead in this digital transformation!   #FacilityManagement #DigitalTransformation #Sustainability #ISOStandards #TechnologyIntegration #facman #iso41001 #facilitiesmanagement #fm

One week ago, APAFAM welcomed the ISO/TC 267 committee for their annual plenary meeting in Panama-city. During the week several working groups took their advantage for meeting face-to-face. This resulted in productive work in reviewing and developing current and a new generation of Facility Management standards, technical reports and guidance documents. Later more updates of these developments. Also, the contribution to the APAFAM conference on Wednesday, by several ISO/TC 267 experts, with great attendance and enthusiasm of the regional FM community, gave a boost to our work. A special moment was the official announcement by the deputy Minister of Internal Trade, Candice Herrera, and her team from the Ministry of Trade and Industry that APAFAM now has established an official mirror committee to ISO/TC 267. The result of tremendous work done over the last few years by APAFAM and it experts. Recognition that the input of #APAFAM to the ISO/TC 267 helped in developing relevant international #FM standards that will align the discipline worldwide, and will do so in the future. We would like to thank APAFAM for their hospitality and warm welcome. A special thanks and compliment to Tanishka McQueen, ProFM and her team for letting us feel welcome! #facman #iso41001 #facilitymanagement #facilitiesmanagement #fm

Update on the review of ISO41001 Yesterday working group 9 of ISO/TC 267 did considerable work in de review of the FM standards flagship ISO41001. As it was the 2nd in person meeting since Trondheim 2023. The working group took the opportunity to discuss different topics that had been brought up by online meetings of the last few months. More than 30 participants representing 12 countries attended the hybrid meeting in Panama and discussed the following: ·        review of the 6 pages of comments received, ·        discussion of the current structure ·        discuss what needs to be added / changed / rewrite All to make the standard more future proof and even more in line with daily practice of Facility Management.   If you are interested in the work WG9 is doing, your insight and or contribution is more than welcome. Contact your national standards body how you can contribute to the work of TC267/WG9.   The working group meeting is one of many meetings organized this week by APAFAM, the Panama FM organization that is the host for the TC 267 Plenary 2024, several working groups of the Technical Committee and the APAFAM conference. #ISO41000 #FM #ISO #FACMAN #Facilitymanagement #ISO41001 #Facilitiesmanagement