Chapter 3: Facility Management Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
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What are the four functions of the management process?

A
  1. Planning: Setting goals and how to achieve them
  2. Organizing: Arranging tasks, people and resources to accomplish work.
  3. Leading: motivating, directing, influencing
  4. Controlling: monitoring performance and company goals.
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2
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monitoring performance and comparing it to goals is which phase of the management process?

A

Controlling.

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3
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What are the 5 phases of project management?

A

Initiation
Planning
Execution
Monitoring/controlling
Closing

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4
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What is the Initiation phase of project management?

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analyze the needs in measurable objectives

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5
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What is the Planning phase of project management?

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estimate time, cost and resources needed

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6
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What is the Execution phase of project management?

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Project proceeds to completion

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What is the Monitoring/controlling phase of project management?

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monitor progress, measure performance

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8
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What is the closing phase of project management?

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project accepted as completed once objectives met

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9
Q

A common term for the structure of the facility is the ______ ______.

A

physical plant

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10
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A manager may participate in a _____ at the factory to ensure the equipment specifications are made.

A

Factory Acceptance Test (FAT)

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What is a Factory Acceptance Test?

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A Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) is a verification process where a product or system is tested at the manufacturer’s site to ensure it meets the customer’s specifications and requirements before it is shipped and installed

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12
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What does LED stand for?

A

Light emitting diodes

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13
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A building planning teams determines the project needs and scope in a document called the _____________ or a simular term.

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Program of requirements

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14
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A design team uses a program of requirements to develop _____, which consists of a narrative and figures describing the project.

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Basis of design

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15
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What must be issued before a facility manager can schedule sanitation services to prepare for populating a new or updated space?

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Certificate of occupancy.

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16
Q

Direct or indirect cost?
Trash collection

17
Q

Direct or indirect cost?
Radiographs for veterinary care

18
Q

Direct or indirect cost?
Blood collection for a study

19
Q

Direct or indirect cost?
administering test substance dose

20
Q

Direct or indirect cost?
Changing mouse room cages

21
Q

Direct or indirect cost?
Rabies vaccinations for dogs

22
Q

When comparing two species (such as mice or rabbits) How would you determine what species would generate the most per diem funds in a facility

A

Calculate maximum daily revenue for each species, choose the one that generates the most.

23
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When is it best to determine a per diem rate based on time and materials?

A

new species or new services.