Pedro Serrera collects the National Facility Management award for the Fraternidad-Muprespa Habana Hospital
The delivery ceremony of the VI Edition of the National Awards for Facility Management & Services was held this Tuesday in the Assembly Hall of the College of Quantity Surveyors of Madrid.
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The award jury considered, in granting this recognition, that the Hospital was an example of “a project integrated into a construction project, demonstrating that this synergy can be developed from the beginning of the design and construction phases.”
Pedro Serrera went up to the lectern to describe the benefits that had earned Hospital
“Sustainability was recognized with the Lead Healthcare Platinum certificate, a building sustainability distinction awarded by the US Green Building Council that rewards excellence in environmental design.” “This has an impact, not only on energy and consumption efficiency, but also on the comfort of both internal and external users,” he assured.
He also stated that since the construction shed was installed to build the hospital headquarters, “back in 2015 or 2016”, the facility manager was always there “which allowed that when the services started at the hospital, it was reasonably easy to get them in order and up and running.” “The company's CIO was also sitting in that same area, so all management systems, services or incidents were tailored to the needs of each moment,” he noted.
Serrera ended his speech by thanking him for the award and inviting those present at the award ceremony to get to know the Hospital Fraternidad-Muprespa Habana.
The rest of the awards were distributed as follows: in the Innovation in FM&S category, the award went to Optima Facility, for its disruptive multi-site comprehensive maintenance model through the 'Freedom' technological platform. The Award for Merit in Professional or Business Career went to Javier García, a Facility Management professional, with more than 25 years of experience in training for Facility Managers. Finally, Ángel Tejedor received the Extraordinary Jury Prize, for his long career, experience and contribution to the development of the sector, in which he has developed a large part of his professional career.
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Patient orientation has been achieved thanks, among other things, to the integration of service management in the construction project, in all its phases: infrastructure design, service design, construction itself, and bidding and awarding of all service contracts.
