NFMT session to address emerging infectious diseases in the built environment

The 2016 National Facilities Management & Technology event offers three full days of education, speakers, networking with peers, and a giant expo hall. All for free.


This year's National Facilities Management & Technology (NFMT) event will include a session on emerging infectious diseases in the built environment.

The session will be conducted by Marlene Linders, President and CEO of Philders Group International Inc.

The session's learning objectives will be to:

1. Understand that today's emerging pathogens bring greater liability threats 

2. State the facts about infectious diseases 

3. Describe routes of transmission and risk factors 

4. Emphasize due diligence and risk management tactics the FMs, owners, and executives should consider

The event will be held in Baltimore on March 22-24, 2016.

Check out the NFMT website for more information.

 

 

 

 



February 25, 2016


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