IFMA Certified Facility Manager - CFM무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. A feasibility study

B. A GAP analysis

C. A customer survey

A. Bidding requirements

B. Specifications

C. Shop drawings

D. Notice to bidders

A. File a warranty claim with the manufacturer based on the membrane's failure to reach its expected service life.

B. Plan and budget for replacing the roof system as soon as possible to prevent degradation or damage to other building components and contents.

C. Explain to occupants that water infiltration is expected in any facility and it will be addressed as an ongoing maintenance and repair item.

D. Extend the service life of the roofing membrane with patches and repairs as leaks are detected until the full expected service life of the membrane is realized.

A. Required insurance and bonds; well-maintained equipment; and, qualified, licensed and trained staff.

B. Capability and capacity to complete the project; supplemental insurance; and, qualified, licensed and trained staff.

C. Required insurance and bonds; professional trade association membership; and, qualified, licensed and trained staff.

D. Capability and capacity to complete the project; required insurance and bonds; and, qualified, licensed and trained staff.

A. Refer to the employee handbook and follow organizational policy regarding uniform and work boot issuances to employees.

B. Absorb the loss of the material in the operating budget under uniform depreciation.

C. Ask in a thoughtful and respectable tone for the employee to reimburse the organization for the uniforms and work boots.

A. It structures your recommendations in a method your managers require.

B. It provides a quantitative measure to support your recommendations and decisions.

C. It allows other organizations to measure against your results.

D. It simplifies the budgeting process.

A. Advise staff to scan the building to isolate the water leak. They should also evacuate people from the area of the leak.

B. Direct staff using the facility master plan, as-built layout drawings, and the BMS to identify the source of the leak.

C. Direct the staff to immediately call in a contractor.

A. Review the customer service level agreement to determine a mutually agreed performance standard.

B. Request that the manager refrain from complaints at this meeting as it is not the appropriate venue.

C. Request that he read his service level agreement.

D. Request that the other managers have a discussion with him about office protocol.

A. Inform the project sponsor that the project cannot proceed with the given constraints

B. Implement the project with the given constraints, as instructed by the project sponsor

C. Inform the project sponsor that a lower-quality project will be provided

D. Work with the sponsor to refine the project charter with more feasible constraints

A. Fiber optic

B. Server purchase

C. Wireless

D. CAT 6 cable

A. Architectural drawings after design development.

B. Construction drawing bid set.

C. Field conditions after construction.

D. Space program prior to design development.

A. Ensure pedestrian safety and resolve stormwater runoff issues.

B. The facility manager's responsibility ends at the property line, and no decision is necessary.

C. Use water runoff as an irrigation source and control parking lot traffic.

D. Pedestrian safety supersedes stormwater runoff issues, and no decision is necessary.

A. Sales tax advantage.

B. Capital depreciation.

C. Irregular return.

D. Capital appreciation.

A. At the time of substantial completion

B. Upon receipt of all deliverables, closeout documents, and lien releases

C. After no less than 100% of the construction work has been completed