Facilities Management Administrator (FMA)

BOMA Georgia partners with BOMI to offer courses to earn the Facilities Management Administrator (FMA) designation.

Why the FMA?

The FMA Designation program positions you as a key strategic contributor within your organization by helping you to create a productive work environment and handle tenant issues such as daily operations, maintenance, comfort, and safety.

What Will I Learn?

In the FMA program, you’ll learn to manage facilities in a way that best supports tenants and staff, while meeting your organization’s overall objectives. This program covers everything from planning and project management to environmental health and worker safety. In addition, it provides the information needed to minimize maintenance costs and properly manage other timely issues.

Who Should Enroll?

Assistant facility managers, facility managers, and those responsible for daily operations and maintenance.

Required Courses:

  • Environmental Health and Safety Issues

  • Ethics is Good Business ShortCourse

  • Facilities Planning and Project Management

  • Fundamentals of Facilities Management

  • Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part I

  • Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part II

Elective Courses (choose two):

  • Asset Management

  • Managing the Organization

  • Real Estate Investment and Finance

The Capstone Experience

The Capstone Experience program reduces the administrative hurdle of completing the complex Experience Form by only requiring employment history verification. To maintain the integrity of BOMI's programming, the Capstone Experience includes a culminating FMA Capstone Exam once all FMA course requirements are complete.

The FMA Capstone Exam is not a cumulative final exam, but a 125-question multiple choice exam reflective of your three years of industry experience.

The exam includes:

  • Two-hour, 125-question multiple choice exam, 100 of which are scored and 25 of which are not scored

  • Proctored exam to be taken at Pearson VUE

  • Questions are application-based, using scenarios that rely on the learners' three years of experience in commercial property and facility management.

Experience Requirement

You can begin pursuing your FMA at any time during your career. Before you are awarded your FMA Designation, you are required to demonstrate three years of verifiable facilities management experience.

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