MIFM
46 New product and service launches and
company news from the FM industry.
Next Edition
A visit to the site of UAL’s new London College of
Fashion – where global engineering consultancy,
Buro Happold, has worked to provide a variety
of di erent uses and specialist spaces while
ensuring the building remains on track to achieve
the client’s wish for LEED Platinum and BREEAM
Outstanding certification. At the end of another
year of disruption due to COVID, we ask a group of
thought leaders, what will be the most pressing
challenges for FMs in 2022? We reveal the findings
of a survey of home and hybrid workers, and
discover which factors such as the option to stand
or sit while working, noise, room lighting and
temperature, have an impact on productivity. And
a look at the disparate storage needs for both the
o ice and home worker.
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M&E
32 Bryan McLaggan, MD, Combined Technical
Solutions (CTS) provides FMs with a guide
to the ways engineering services can help in their
drive for net zero carbon.
34 Tom Absalom, Managing Director of JCA
discusses the delivery of M&E services that
support the operation of hybrid working.
ERGONOMICS
36 Patrick Ames, Director of Claremont
suggests we need to look to individual
personas to create ergonomic, desirable and
eƒ icient workplaces.
38 With a significant number of knowledge
workers still primarily home based, a trend
paper from DURABLE, ‘Working in small spaces’
provides some practical solutions.
INTERVIEW
40 Sara Bean meets Jeƒ Dewing, CEO of
Cloudfm to hear how going against the
grain has helped him build a successful business.
WELLBEING
44 Paul Alder, Founder and Managing Director,
Vistafolia on ways facility managers can
nurture a culture that focusses on workplace
wellbeing through greener design.
FEATURES
CASE STUDY
24 FMJ visits the new food and dining areas
on Level 2 at 22 Bishopsgate to learn how
award-winning studio DesignLSM has created the
perfect space for new ways of working.
WASTE MANAGEMENT
28 Transparency and ROI are critical as FMs
face tighter budgetary controls over
investment in waste management, according to the
latest FMJ/Grundon waste management survey.
PEOPLE
55 Find out who’s moving where in the facilities
management profession.
RECRUITMENT
56 Work environments across the industry
need to be made more welcoming and
rewarding in order to attract and keep talent in the
long term says Harvey Gretton of Blayze Group.
TRAINING
57 Nick Blake, Principal FM Consultant, BSRIA
and CIRIA Co-Author and Trainer discusses
the importance of environmental training to foster
sustainable practice in facilities management.
CAREER LADDER
58 This month we hear from Brett Ennals,
Managing Director of Cento.
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NEWS & ANALYSIS
FMJ NEWS
06 This month’s summary of everything that has
hit the headlines in the FM sector.
ASSOCIATION NEWS
08 The latest news and views from RICS and
IWFM.
EVENT REPORT
10 Sara Bean reports from Workplace Trends:
A New World of Work which took place in
October.
ADVICE AND OPINION
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COMMENT
12 Charlie Mowbray says heat networks
are set to play a major role in how the
government plans to tackle the climate crisis and
support the development of low and zero carbon
(LZC) buildings.
COMPLIANCE
14 The Building Safety Manager: achieving
competence. International Workplace’s
Kelly Mansfield addresses what competence
means and how it is attained.
FAST FACTS
16 Sadaf Askari, ICL Partner Business
Manager at IES explains the benefits
to FMs of ESG (Environmental, Social and
Governance) strategies and how digital innovation
can help.
BLOG & SOCIAL MEDIA
18 Blog from Jason Webb, Director, Electronic
Temperature Instruments.
FM CLINIC
20 The circular economy is predicted to play
a critical role in helping to cut carbon
emissions. What new technologies and processes
are available to help meet the radical actions
needed to help meet the challenges ahead?
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