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CHFE®: Certified Hospitality Facilities Executive Training And Exam

CHFE®: Certified Hospitality Facilities Executive Training And Exam

10,672.00 SAR
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CHFE®(Certified Hospitality Facilities Executive) is a specialized leadership program focused on managing hotel and hospitality facilities to ensure operational efficiency, safety, cost control, and guest comfort. The training covers preventive maintenance systems, asset management, energy and utilities control, safety and compliance, coordination with operations departments, budgeting basics, and performance monitoring—equipping participants to maintain high facility standards while optimizing costs and minimizing downtime.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Engineering Managers and Assistant Engineering Managers
  • Facilities Managers and Maintenance Supervisors
  • Chief Engineers and Technical Team Leaders
  • Operations Managers overseeing property infrastructure
  • Senior maintenance staff preparing for executive-level roles

Key Takeaways

  • Lead facilities and engineering operations with structured systems and standards
  • Implement preventive maintenance to reduce breakdowns and service disruptions
  • Control facility-related costs including utilities, repairs, and asset replacement
  • Improve safety, compliance, and risk management across the property
  • Strengthen coordination with Rooms, F&B, and Operations teams
  • Monitor facility performance using KPIs and maintenance reports
  • Develop action plans to enhance efficiency, reliability, and guest comfort

Accredited by

Accredited by

American Hotel & Lodging Institute

AHLEI is a globally recognized leader in hospitality education and professional certification. As the credentialing and training arm of the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), AHLEI provides industry-relevant learning resources, certifications, and professional development tools that support individuals and organizations across the hospitality sector. With a strong international presence, AHLEI certifications—such as CHS®, CHSP®, CRDE®, CHA®, and others—are widely respected by employers and professionals seeking to enhance their careers and raise service standards in the global hospitality industry.

Cours Outline

Day 1
  • Role of the Facilities Executive in hospitality operations
  • Engineering department structure and responsibilities
  • Integration with Front Office, Housekeeping, and F&B
  • Guest comfort systems (HVAC, lighting, water, elevators)
  • Daily maintenance routines and reporting
  • Handling urgent breakdowns and escalation procedures
  • Service mindset in technical operations
  • Asset overview and lifecycle thinking
  • Exercise: facilities workflow mapping + risk point identification
Day 2
  • Preventive vs corrective maintenance concepts
  • Creating and managing maintenance schedules
  • Equipment inspection routines and documentation
  • Asset registers and tracking systems
  • Extending asset life through proper care
  • Managing contractors and service providers
  • Spare parts planning and storage basics
  • Downtime reduction strategies
  • Exercise: preventive maintenance plan design
Day 3
  • Cost drivers in facilities operations
  • Utilities management (electricity, water, gas) basics
  • Energy-saving practices and efficiency improvements
  • Maintenance budgeting fundamentals
  • Repair vs replacement decision thinking
  • Controlling spare parts and consumables costs
  • Tracking expenses and identifying cost leaks
  • Sustainability awareness in hospitality facilities
  • Exercise: cost-saving opportunity identification
Day 4
  • Safety management fundamentals (staff and guest protection)
  • Fire safety systems and emergency readiness basics
  • Compliance standards and inspection mindset
  • Risk assessment and hazard prevention
  • Maintenance KPIs (response time, downtime, cost, reliability)
  • Reporting routines and performance tracking
  • Continuous improvement approach for facilities operations
  • Building a 30–60 day facilities improvement plan
  • Final case study: solving facility performance challenges
  • Wrap-up: review + readiness checklist
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