Facilities Management

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Facilities Management

The FM sector has become commoditised and extremely competitive. As a result, it is increasingly important for FM providers to focus on efficiency, year-on-year cost savings and innovation.

We work with FM providers to drive performance, improve levels of service and enhance margin.

Grant Taylor

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How we help

Our detailed and hands on approach enables us to identify issues, enhance interfaces and fundamentally challenge the status quo.

Who we work with:
  • Operations Managers and Supervisors
  • Schedulers and Planners
  • Contact Centres and Help Desks
  • Field Engineers
  • Construction Directors and Project Managers
What we do:
  • Improve productivity of mobile workforces
  • Address issues and remove causes of wastage
  • Improve service levels without increasing costs
  • Create efficient structures that help drive performance
  • Coach managers in the skills they need to manage their teams effectively and improve performance
What we have achieved:
  • Reduced the cost to deliver service whilst improving performance against SLA, reducing penalties
  • Significantly increased the productivity of field service teams
  • Re-structured operations and embedded optimum ratios of managers and schedulers to engineers
  • Increased first time fix ratios and reduced repeat visits
  • Optimise PPM regimes

Our expertise

  • Embedding effective management systems across operations
  • Significant experience in end to end delivery of contracts
  • Creation of effective field teams to deliver excellent customer service
  • Improving planning and scheduling functions
  • Delivering active management coaching to front line managers
  • Creating effective structures with clear roles and responsibilities
  • Installing meaningful operational reporting giving managers insight

Featured results

£1-5M
Annualised benefits
3:1
Average ROI
20%
Average productivity improvement
Featured case studies
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