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Risk Management Planning

The process or act of identifying potential hazards or threats and selecting methods to either avoid them or mitigate them in order to minimize potential loss, damage or injury to people, buildings, grounds, technology and building systems and so forth.

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Don't Be Scared, Be Prepared Building Resilience Webinar

In an increasingly unpredictable world, the importance of resilience in facilities cannot be overstated. Speakers Maureen Roskoski (FEA), Melanie Danuser (Building Potential) […]

Start Now: A Guide to Building or Enhancing Your Emergency Management Program - Part 2: Insurance

In part two of our series, "Start Now: A Guide to Building or Enhancing Your Emergency Management Program," Scott Ployer, President and […]

Start Now: A Guide to Building or Enhancing Your Emergency Management Program - Part 3: Training

Scott Ployer, President & CEO of the National Property Management Strategies Group, concludes our "Start Now" series with the third and final […]

Adapting to Climate Change for Facility Management Professionals

IFMA introduced Adapting to Climate Change for Facility Management Professionals in 2020 to provide specific tools and references for dealing with climate […]

How to Clean Up After a Natural Disaster

If your business or office was impacted by a natural disaster, you’re probably trying to figure out how and where to start […]

The Complete Slip, Trip and Fall Prevention Audit

This comprehensive audit helps facility managers find potential hazards and mitigate slip, trip and fall risks. Use this checklist to walk through […]

Reducing the Fall Fatality Rate by Managing the Risk Associated With Working at Heights

This study examines the reasons behind historical fall fatality rates and presents recommendations for mitigation, concluding that FMs must develop, implement and […]