Building Maintenance

Anyone involved in commercial facility operations, including building engineers, maintenance technicians, supervisors, and facility managers, benefits from such training, especially those responsible for structural upkeep, utility systems, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. 

Yes. 360training is a reputable provider serving millions of learners. The Building Maintenance and Management series is designed to meet industry standards and is widely recognized by employers across industrial and facility management sectors. 

There is no universal mandate from regulatory bodies like OSHA to complete 360training’s Building Maintenance courses. However, OSHA requires maintenance and repair personnel to be qualified, meaning they must have the necessary training, experience, and understanding of equipment-specific hazards.

Yes! 360training offers several online options, including a comprehensive Building Maintenance and Management Series Package. This is a 14-hour online training covering electrical, utilities, repairs, and more. Additionally, learners may engage with modular mini courses covering key topics like HVAC, boiler controls, carpentry, and elevator repair. 

The total training time will depend on your pace and schedule. The complete package generally takes several hours to finish, while individual courses are shorter. Since our courses are self-paced, you can move through the material as quickly or gradually as you like, making it easy to fit into your routine.

To stay compliant and informed, explore these sources: 

• OSHA Standards & Training Guidance: U.S. regulations for workplace safety relevant to maintenance workers and equipment.  
• Powered Platforms & Equipment Inspection Regulations (29 CFR 1910.66): Details on annual inspections and safety checks.  
• Industry Guidance & Safety Highlights: Resources covering building integrity, hazard reduction, and maintenance best practices.  
• Professional Organizations: Bodies like BOMA, IFMA, and ASHRAE offer standards, certifications, and continuing education for building maintenance professionals.  

The price of building maintenance safety training can vary depending on the course you choose. Single-course options usually have a lower price point, while packages that include several courses are generally more expensive.

Your choice depends on your role: 

• The full 14-hour package is for those seeking a broad, in-depth overview.  
• Alternatively, individual minicourses let you focus on specific areas like HVAC, electrical safety, or plumbing as needed.