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Editorial Editor Ryan Lloyd ryan@opusbm.co.uk


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Hello and welcome to the May 2026 issue of Tomorrow’s FM.


With the warmer weather on the horizon, many will be thinking about soaking in the sun on some European-based holiday or a beer garden in a quaint village in the British countryside. And, whilst it’s important not to envy those folk, I do feel it important to spare a thought for the hard- working facilities managers who must use the nicer weather to prepare buildings and systems for peak seasonal demands while preventing costly breakdowns. It also offers an opportunity for many FMs to support operational efficiency, extend asset lifespan, and minimise unexpected disruptions.


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For our Summer Maintenance feature this month, Amthal looks at how smarter security systems are reshaping school estate management, particularly during the summer months when the kids are off. Jamie Allam, the company’s CEO, highlights recent work at St Martin’s School in Northwood as an example. Meanwhile, OUTCO looks at biodiversity net gain and discusses how companies can create a path to a greener, more sustainable future.


Elsewhere in the issue, we take a deep dive into Fire Safety & Disaster Recovery, with Equans arguing that what is so desperately needed and desired across the sector, is a single, authoritative scheme for fire door compliance, that is accepted across all regions. As FMs navigate conflicting regulations, devolved legislation, and inconsistent accreditation scheme, a unified, risk-based standard that prioritises real safety over box-ticking is essential as we move forward. We also hear from Westbury, Johnson Controls and Sygma on all things fire safety related.


To round off our features we look at Document & Data Management and Healthcare & Hospital Facilities.


There’s plenty to get you through the next month. Enjoy the read.


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