Why Should I Become a CFM?
As the most prestigious and sought-after credential in facility management, IFMA’s CFM credential sets the industry standard for measuring the knowledge and competence of practicing facility managers.
- Distinguish yourself. Stay competitive in today’s job market.
- Invest in your future. On average, CFMs earn 14% more than non-certified facility managers.
- Demonstrate your leadership and initiative. It’s not easy to achieve CFM status. The CFM credential is a tangible sign of your success and expertise.
About the CFM?
CFM candidates must meet education and work experience eligibility requirements. Link to Eligibility Requirements.
What does the CFM Exam Cover?
As a result of the most recent IFMA global job task analysis, the following competencies were deemed critical knowledge required of facility managers:
- Assist members in determining their readiness to take the Certified Facility Manager (CFM) exam.
- Clarify the eleven core competencies identified by IFMA as defining the practice of facility management and covered on the CFM exam.
- Communication
- Emergency Preparedness & Business Continuity
- Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability
- Finance and Business
- Human Factors
- Leadership and Strategy
- Operations & Maintenance
- Project Management
- Quality
- Real Estate & Property Management
- Technology
For more information, contact:
Joseph L. Morgan, CFM, LEED AP
Co-Chair, Professional Development Committee
(609) 258-7099
Josephm@princeton.edu
Maria Cristallo, FMP
Co-Chair, Professional Development Committee
(201) 912-8688
maria.cristallo@rms.com
