IFMA Certified Facility Manager - CFM Free Exam Questions

A. Electronic booking system and locally installed room scheduling devices

B. Locally installed room scheduling devices and radio frequency identification (RFID) chips

C. Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches and electronic mail

A. The method of deciding who occupies a given space or cubicle

B. The term used for frequency of occupancy moves in a facility

C. The flow of fresh air through the office

A. Telephone system

B. Life safety system

C. Potable water system

D. Network connections

A. Accessibility standard

B. Open Standards Consortium for Real Estate Standard

C. Industry-specific standard

D. ASTM/IFMA standards

A. Parameters and metrics that evaluate objectives against actual performance and goals.

B. Pre-determined set of performance indicators and the actual results.

C. Performance indicators including metrics and drivers that achieve a given outcome.

A. Active Listening

B. Efficient Communication

C. Effective Communication

A. New construction activity.

B. Retail and competitor locations.

C. Executive preferences and drivers.

D. Market and available workforce.

A. Analysis, reporting, measurement, and permit sign-off

B. Planning, specifying, negotiating, and payment

C. Interviewing, observing, inspecting, and reporting

D. Testing, analysis, inspection, and interpolation

A. Mediation, negotiations, arbitration, and litigation

B. Negotiations, mediation, arbitration, and litigation

C. Negotiations, arbitration, mediation, and litigation

D. Mediation, arbitration, litigation, and negotiation

A. A sustainability analysis.

B. An access risk analysis.

C. A lock hierarchy protocol.

D. A cyber security plan.

A. Service contract provider

B. Customer

C. Facility team

D. Facility manager

A. Proprietary user interface.

B. Identification and authentication.

C. Human resource employee database.

D. Data encryption.

A. Provides key inputs to create the project charter, develop the project management plan, and finalize the stakeholder register

B. Provides inputs to the project issue log

C. Summarizes the effect of decisions made on a project and serves as a guide for what to repeat and what to avoid in future projects

A. The rentable area divided by the gross area, multiplied by 100

B. The common area divided by the usable area, multiplied by 100

C. The gross area divided by the usable area, multiplied by 100

D. The usable area divided by the rentable area, multiplied by 100

A. Precautions must be taken to ensure any hazardous materials are accounted for.

B. Review water and sewer samples for contaminants to ensure code compliance.

C. Ensure that a licensed architect has reviewed plans and approved remodeling plans.

D. Contract with a salvage company to remove questionable building materials.