LoginUpcoming Meetings
WELCOME
New Members
MARCH/APRIL 2019
Joseph Eggers
SDM Metro
William Ehlinger
Tritech Communications
David Feldman
Imperial Cleaning
Janine Hucke
Renu Contracting & Restoration
Jay Ryan
Kilfinane Energy Consultants
New Members KIT
Welcome to the Long Island Chapter of IFMA
The International Facility Management Association (IFMA) is the premier professional association for facility management. Supporting the largest community of FM professionals in the industry, IFMA membership comprises more than 17,300 facility professionals throughout 55 countries. Our members have a voice in 127 chapters and 15 councils and one special interest group.
IFMA was established in 1980 as a not-for-profit, incorporated association dedicated to promoting excellence in the management of facilities. Globally, IFMA spots trends, conducts research, provides educational programs, and assists corporate and organizational facility managers in developing strategies to manage human, facility and real estate resources. The combined purchasing power of IFMA’s North American members is $81 billion (U.S.) annually.
UPCOMING EVENTS
 |
 |
 |
 |
Platinum Sponsors
|
|
|
|
Gold Sponsors
|
Silver Sponsors
Blog Posts
Keeping a Facility Running During Expansion or Renovation
When renovating or expanding a building, you might wonder how you can remain open for business without impeding the construction. Keep these tips in mind to keep your doors open while still affording the construction crew the room they need to work.
04/12/2019 | glenn@lighthausdesign.com | 0
Read More
Air Conditioner Basics All Facility Manager's Should Know
As a facilities manager, you must ensure your building’s HVAC system functions properly and puts out the right amount of heating or air conditioning for the entire premise. Learn the basics of air conditioning that all facility managers should know.
03/28/2019 | glenn@lighthausdesign.com | 0
Read More
Spring Cleaning Tips for Facility Managers
Spring is when facility managers should deep-clean and maintain their properties and buildings. After being closed up all winter, things get dusty, grimy, and in need of maintenance.
03/14/2019 | glenn@lighthausdesign.com | 0
Read More
