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Facilities Management UK August 2026


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In the latest issue... FM UPDATE AND LATEST NEWS


05 Heatwaves are putting building water systems under greater pressure.


06 Independent inspection drives improvement across CHSA accreditation schemes.


08 Energy management systems to increase ROI.


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Printers


A CRYSTAL BALL FOR OPERATIONS 10 This crystal ball would reveal exactly what was happening across every client site you service. It would show you where your teams are right now, which rooms or zones they are working in, what tasks they are completing, and who is best placed to respond to the next urgent request.


SIMPLIFYING FIRE SAFETY


Micropress Printers Limited Reydon Business Park, Fountain Way, Reydon Southwold IP18 6SZ


14 For facilities managers running multiple retail sites, keeping fire detection and emergency lighting systems separate often means double the maintenance contracts, double the testing schedules and double the points of failure. A recent installation at an 800 square metre retail store shows an alternative approach.


PREPARING FOR HOTTER SUMMERS ISSN 1757-3149


The information in this magazine is taken from sources the proprietors believe to be accurate but the publisher cannot be held responsible for any errors or inaccuracies that may occur. Views expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect those held by the publisher.


© COPYRIGHT: ALL MATERIALS IN THIS PUBLICATION REMAIN THE COPYRIGHT OF FM PUBLICATIONS LIMITED AND NO PART OF IT MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE PROPRIETORS.


20 Dean Skerratt at Climate Centre outlines how FM's can adapt maintenance strategies for rising summer temperatures, focusing on proactive servicing, system resilience and early identification of HVAC risks.


REACTIVE BUILDING MANAGEMENT 26 Ryan Collier


explains how extreme


seasonal weather exposes the limitations of reactive maintenance and outlines practical steps Facilities and Building Managers can take to reduce failures, improve response, and protect occupier experience across commercial and mixed-use developments.


fmuk 03 HERITAGE SITE SECURITY


34 To protect heritage sites against evolving threats and avoid further damage or public disturbance, we believe a different approach is required to manage these incidents - one that is more complex and focuses on contingency planning.


LUCECO LIGHTING UPGRADE


44 Hartlepool’s High Tunstall College of Science is lighting the way for brighter learning with the completion of phase one of a forward-thinking


lighting upgrade


sees Luceco deliver a new energy-efficient and high-performance solution.


PRESSURE SENSORS AND VALVES


50 Total Pressure Solutions has expanded its potable water product range with


approved pressure transmitters


and solenoid valve packages for UK drinking water applications.


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