California State University Northridge
"More than just Facilities Management..."
Physical Plant Management's 39th Annual Workshop
The Department of Physical Plant Management at California State University, Northridge is pleased to present a supervisory training workshop offering two full days of educational sessions for facilities professionals. This year's workshop "More than just Facilities Management..." focuses on the collaboration of many support services that aid in the smooth operation of any Institional Facility.
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PPM LEADERSHIP PHILOSOPHY
- Great leaders have people who work with them, not for them.
- The strength and success of any department is a direct attribute to the people within the department.
- Clear and consistant values from all levels of the workforce reinforce the department's philosophy.
- Most people are not born into leadership but become successful leaders who stimulate and influence others for success.
- Learn the basic values to becoming an effective leader who promotes "Work Success and Enjoyment".
POSTAL CENTER COST SAVING IDEAS & IDENTITY THEFT
- Learn some key Postal Center Cost Savings techniques to help you beat your budget!
- This session will also provide you with a list of "best practices" that will help you shape your Postal Center into a lean, mean mailing machine. Postal professionals are being asked to "Do More With Less"
- Proper measurements of mail volumes and employee productivity are essential components imn justifying headcount and technology.
- Learn critical measurement methodoligies to help run an efficient and productive Postal center.
- This session will demonstrate the need to develop and implement tools to manage and/or prevent identity theft from internal business files.
- IT will also summarize the public awareness of fraud schemes involving counterfeit financial instruments, such as checks and money orders.
TEAM CLEANING:
A Specialized Approach
- Team cleaning is designed to benefit anyone in the "cleaning industry", from large corporations and higher education facilities to even the self-employed entreprenure.
- This approach has increased efficiency NS IMPROVEWD THE Already high standards held by Cal State University, Northridge, Physical Plant Management and the campus community.
- During the presentation, you will get answers to questions such as, "What is Team Cleaning?"; " What are the Benefits of Team Cleaning?", and much more.
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHY AND ITS ROLE IN FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
- An overview of some of the methods, controls and philosophies that can streamline materials operations, and effect savings with both supplies and personnel.
- Developany stockroom into a true resource cente rand establish a centralized philosophy to your materials distribution.
MANAGING STRESS
- People experience stress in many parts of their lives. Although stress is an essential element of many kinds of activities at work and at home, stress becomes harmful when it reaches a level of intensity that begins to impair daily activities.
- So...why are employees so stressed? How can stress be managed - or even translated into something productive?
- Join Dr. Tony Johnson as he explores the following:
- Define stress
- Discuss a simple model for understanding stress and give examples of how to use the stress model to reduce tension, anxiety and stress.
CALIFORNIA STORM WATER REGULATIONS FOR COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
- Learn about the CA Storm Water Regulations.
- Get a brief historyof the programs, their applicability to Colleges and Universities, individual program requirements and implementation schedules and guidelines.
- Topics will include:
- Storm Water Discharges from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (Small MS4's)
- Statewide General Waste discharge Requirements for Sanitary Sewer Systems.
CARBON (CO2) SEQUESTRIAN
- Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the recognized greenhouse gas indicator demonstrating mankind's ongoing manipulations of our environment.
- Particularly as a result of our expanding need for, and use of energy, the CO2 levels in our environment continue to rise.
- The concerns of increasing levels of CO2 in our environment range from greater, better crop growth and more densely forested wildlands, to complete global devastation and the end of mankind.
- Regardless of your position on this topic, all will be expected to reduce or eliminate the emissions of CO2 into our environment.
- The discussion will present numerous CO2 capture or sequestrian methods that are being used now and some that may be prominent in our future.
- It will further detail the current actions that CSUN is taking to reduce it's CO2 effluent.
