ENERGY MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY
systems can carry out the necessary audits and help achieve compliance.
Meeting the challenges From conception, through design, procurement and installation to realisation, achieving a fit-out that meets both the company’s business and sustainability goals is a major undertaking.
The new challenge for FM professionals is that implementing sustainability into fit-outs adds more complexity to already multifaceted projects. Another challenge is cost: 40% of businesses are concerned about the cost of adopting sustainable construction practices according to The World Green Building Trends 2018 Smart Market Report, and this puts added pressure on FM professionals to deliver sustainable fit-outs within budget.
A solution that many organisations have found value with is to work with a single fit-out and refurbishment provider that has the expertise and resources to help them achieve their goals and carry out the entire project from design to completion.
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This is an approach that can help tackle many of the challenges head-on. Working with a single provider rather than procuring a multitude of different companies reduces both complexity and burden, improves project management, helps ensure costs are kept within budget and that timelines are met.
Expertise ensures sustainability improvements are built into the design, comply with standards and that their adoption is integrated seamlessly with other areas of the transformation. This way, organisations can ensure that the desired sustainability improvements are achieved efficiently, timely and cost-effectively. At the same time, non-reusable fittings removed from buildings will be recycled where possible and, if not, safely and responsibly disposed of.
Overall, to deliver projects at pace, working closely with a single, highly experienced sustainable fit-out and refurbishment provider can help FM professionals navigate the complexities of transformation and add extra value for clients.
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