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Property Accountability: The Life Cycle

August 12 - 15, 2013 08:30 - 16:00, Mon-Thu	Instructor: Van Rees Steven	Washington, DC	$1095
September 23 - 26, 2013 08:30 - 16:00, Mon-Thu	Instructor: Bush Robert	Washington, DC	$1095

Overview:

Learn how to apply laws and regulations to realistic problems in life-cycle management. Focus on acquisition; accountability, including inventory management, redistribution and reconciliation; and disposal of property. Develop effective team-based skills for managing and leading life-cycle property management operations.

Additional Information for Related Certificate Programs:
This course is part of theCertificate of Accomplishment in personalProperty Management.

Who Should Attend?

Managers of personal property and facilities; administrators of property provided to contractors; those who need to apply law to real problems in life-cycle management; those responsible for all or part of life-cycle management; and those needing to know about the acquisition process, accountability and the disposal process.

Learning Outcomes:

Select life-cycle management to personal property

Describe factors for determining the need for equipment

State supply sources and the acquisition process

Discuss specific responsibilities of property managers in the accountability phase

Discuss the inventory management functions of the accountability phase

Summarize situations that require disposal of property

Explain the methods, time frames and responsibilities for disposal

Outline:

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Day One

Introduction

The Property Management Life Cycle
        Legal and regulatory background
        Property management life cycle
        Life cycle principles
        Types of property

Phase 1: Determination of Need and Acquisition
        Determination of need
        Responsibilities of property manager
        Buying green
        Methods of supply and acquisition
        Restrictions of personal convenience items
        Mandatory priorities for use of supple and services sources

Day Two

Accountability
        Important terms and definitions in the accountability phase
        Property management dynamics: roles and responsibilities
        Inventory management

Day Three

Disposal
        Situations requiring disposal of property
        Disposal options: contracts
        Disposal options: government controlled property

Day Four (continued)

Team Leadership and Property Management
        Transactional versus transformational leadership
        Team leadership skills
        Team formations and roles

Course Details

CODE:	PROP7112D
TYPE:	Classroom-Day
LENGTH:	4 Day(s)
CREDIT:	2.4 CEU

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