 About Us
Q2Q Facilities Management manages all aspects of an organisation’s infrastructural assets.
Our role is to coordinate and oversee the safe, secure, and environmentally sound operations and maintenance of organisational assets in a cost-effective manner aimed at long-term preservation of the value of your assets.
We co-ordinate the physical workplace with your company’s people and the work you do, integrating the principles of business administration, architecture, and the behavioural and engineering sciences.
Effective management of a company’s building stock is no longer confined to operational efficiencies and effectiveness, but directly impacts the ability of any business to achieve its goals. Our services support and improve the effectiveness of your business’s primary activities. We take the strain out of running your support services, freeing you to concentrate on the performance and profitability of your core business.
Facilities management plays a key role in advancing business strategy
The increasing pace of globalisation, rapid advances in technology, aging building stock and broadening diversity in the workforce place facilities management in a unique position to add strategic value to the organisation.
Here are some of the ways in which Q2Q Facilities Management enables the achievement of business strategy:
- Emergency preparedness ensures business continuity in the case of fire, floods, industrial action, vandalism, Internet failure, hacker attacks on IT systems and other sources of disruption. Facilities managers play an important role in business continuity plan development and management, helping to make certain that business can continue as normal.
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- Change management, including operational, construction and regulatory changes, is fundamental in any organisation. Leadership and direction of the process of organisational transformation is critical, especially with regard to human aspects and overcoming resistance to change.
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- Because facilities managers know how buildings work in practice, the facilities management approach emphasises sustainability, long-term thinking and life-cycle costing.
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- By leveraging emerging technology, facilities and asset management is helping to drive business towards ever-increasing levels of efficiency, availability and transparency.
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- Globalisation has lured many operations to offshore locations. Mergers and acquisitions have expanded businesses from local or regional sites to globe-spanning enterprises. Facilities management can reduce both the complexity and costs involved.
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