FMCC Webinar review: “ISO 55000: Changing the Conversation” by Nicholas Fioravante

 Nicholas Fioravante, Senior Director, Technical Support, Sodexo

“ISO 55000: Changing the Conversation”

Overview:

ISO 55000 “Asset Management” is the new international standard for the management of a facility’s assets. While its origin may be industrial, the standard applies to all types of facilities and assets; and is equally effect for small to global organizations. The policies and procedures of the standard will directly align management of the facility’s assets with the organization’s objectives. Through aggressive asset management, organizations will not only realize improvement in cost-effective operations and a balance of operating expenses, maintenance expenses and capital expenses but also realize improvements in the environment of the facility.

For years we have been talking about improving facility performance, establishing consistency in services across our portfolios, improving the quality of the delivered services and most important improving profits. ISO 55000 provides the opportunity to address each of these areas. ISO 55000 provides the opportunity to change the conversation around the facility’s assets to focus on realizing the value of the assets.

Learning Objectives:

This webinar will provide: • an overview of the ISO 55000 Asset Management program and requirements, and • explore the potential benefits (the business case) for implementing an ISO 55000 program.

Nicholas Fioravante, Senior Director, Technical Support, Sodexo

Nicholas Fioravante has over 34 years of facility engineering experience that has addressed every aspect of a facility including mechanical/HVAC systems, electrical systems, fire protection systems, structural components, and environmental issues. Mr. Fioravante’s experience includes both the financial and technical evaluation of facility upgrades to improve facility performance and extend the value of the assets. He has addressed operations and maintenance performance in a wide range of facilities. Mr. Fioravante has a M.S. in Management and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Over his career, Mr. Fioravante has spoken at various industry forums including the IFMA World Workplace.

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