Operations and Property Technician.

After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of: 1. Specialised knowledge of the structure, construction, materials, equipment and systems of buildings and properties. 2. Specialised knowledge of the operation and maintenance of technical installations. 3. Specialised knowledge of building automation and modern building control. 4. Control and regulation in electricity, heating/cooling, ventilation and water and sewage. 5. Refrigeration and heat pump technology. 6. The function and structure of the electrical system and its components. 7. Energy optimisation of properties, resource management and environmental relationships. 8. Specialised knowledge of operational monitoring. 9. Financial terms and knowledge of the relationship between costs and revenue. 10. Industry-relevant laws and regulations. 11. IT-based communication such as IT and business systems and other digital tools. 12. Customer service and business relationships. 13. Work supervision and project management. 14. Operations and property technology terminology in Swedish and English. After completing the programme, the student should have the skills to: 1. Interpret drawings and symbols. 2. Ensure that technical systems work according to the property owner's requirements and that the tenant's expectations are met. 3. Identify and carry out common tasks in building automation. 4. Carry out common tasks in control and regulation technology, heating/cooling and ventilation. 5. Carry out measurements and simple troubleshooting in an electrical circuit. 6. Identify and carry out energy-optimising measures. 7. Interpret and analyse operational monitoring data. 8. Analyse and interpret financial reports and key figures. 9. Interpret how laws, agreements and rules govern the conditions for the business. 10. Use IT and business systems and other digital tools. 11. Communicate and act in a professional manner. 12. Work in projects and recognise the importance of collaboration and the role of the work team. 13. Communicate in and understand common industry terms in English. After completing the programme, the student should have the competence to: 1. Independently carry out specialised tasks as an operations technician in the property sector. 2. Independently plan and work preventively with problems relating to operation and maintenance. 3. Be responsible for the daily operation, maintenance and follow-up of technical systems. 4. Monitor and keep up with technical developments and apply new technology. 5. Take part in collaboration on energy performance certificates and energy efficiency. 6. Independently communicate and build relationships with customers/tenants, colleagues, contractors and suppliers. 7. Independently acquire further knowledge and skills for continuous learning, professional development and reflection in the field.