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Being reasonably practicable on vehicle checksAfter several high-profile fatal vehicle road traffice incidents in recent years, pre-use vehicle checks should be completed in a thorough, yet reasonably practical manner, writes Adam Gomes. Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Working sensationallyWorkplace is the context in which we expect people and their minds to function, writes Steve Maslin. But are we taking account of the impact the sensory evironment has on their minds? Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Why I love FM recruitmentJoanne Crampton shares some of the reasons why she loves to work in FM recruitment. Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Making the invisible, visibleThe FM department's rare opportunities to be more visible to those they serve should be grasped with all available gusto, writes Martin Read. Monday, June 5, 2017
Six ways for an FM to get their board to take them seriouslyAs every FM knows, their role is seen by many boards simply as a cost centre, rather than a strategic part of the business. It means senior management don't always take FM seriously, writes Jason Choy. Tuesday, May 16, 2017
Meeting a broader range of needsBusiness Disability Forum has been focusing on inclusive procuremeent with a wide range of private and public sector businesses, writes Angela Matthews. It means that more is being demanded of facilities and estates management suppliers. Friday, May 12, 2017
Sharing the health visionHospital environments are increasingly demanded to be more like home/hotel environements than the traditional healthcare that we know, writes Elaine Cloutman-Green. This is important for patient mental well-being, but it is challenging in terms of wider patient safety in terms of infection prevention and control. Friday, May 12, 2017
Interpreting the dataThe goal for our sector is surely to disrupt ourselves by improving transparency and inventing new roles and processes before someone from another industry does it, writes Mark Tyson. Friday, May 12, 2017
A little information goes a long wayFor many years there was little attention paid to the analysis of available data across comparable sites, writes Finbarr Murray. But those views are now consigned to history with significant steps being taken to use this information as a key driver for cost reduction. Friday, May 12, 2017
A global mindsetAs part of FM World's World FM Day event, research has brought up identifiable patterns of progress and concerns in FM environments across a number of different countries and regions, writes Martin Read. Friday, May 12, 2017
Wedded to a better way of workingWhen high-profile collapses in outsourcing arrangements occur, it's often speculated that the concept of outsourcing itself is to blame, writes Colin Kenton. But should the fault lie at a lack of a shared vision? Tuesday, April 11, 2017
We can learn from pub designCan the workplace learn from pub interior design trends? A relaxing, eclectic social setting could be the next hyyge, writes Nigel Oseland. Tuesday, April 11, 2017
The Internet of Things, FM and securityIoT security is still immature, but there are best practices that can be applied today to help protect systems, writes Richard Newell. Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Sunrise, sunset - the rhythm of lifeThe use of natural daylight in workspaces is set to become the biggest lighting debate over the next five years, says Helen Loomes. Tuesday, April 11, 2017
It is time to talk about mental health in the changing world of workIt is not always easy to talk about mental health, writes Kamile Stankute. While we are used to sharing our physical discomforts with colleagues, it is now time to talk about mental well-being. Tuesday, April 4, 2017

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