Integrated Facilities Management (IFM) can help organisations achieve this goal by providing a comprehensive and coordinated approach to electrical systems management. IFM can integrate the planning, design, installation, operation, maintenance, and optimization of electrical systems across the entire organisation, using a single platform that leverages technology, data, and analytics. IFM can also consolidate the management of multiple service providers, such as contractors, vendors, and consultants, who are involved in the delivery of electrical services.
By adopting IFM for electrical systems management, organisations can benefit from several advantages, such as:
Reduced costs and improved efficiency: IFM can help organisations reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) of electrical systems by optimising the energy consumption, minimising wastage, and preventing breakdowns and failures. IFM can also improve the efficiency and productivity of the electrical systems by ensuring that they meet the performance standards and expectations of the users and stakeholders.
Enhanced quality and safety: IFM can help organisations enhance the quality and safety of electrical systems by ensuring that they comply with the relevant codes, regulations, and best practices. IFM can also help organisations monitor and control the risks and hazards associated with electrical systems, such as fires, shocks, and electrocutions, and implement the appropriate measures to prevent and mitigate them.
