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After completing the programme, the student shall have knowledge of/in: - Systems for heating, ventilation and cooling and how these work, both individually and together - Methods for planning and carrying out operation and upkeep of the property's technical systems - Control and regulation systems in the property field - Methods for carrying out inspections and design - Technical products and solutions in the energy and environmental field - Customer-oriented communication - Methods for creating and following up processes and work routines - Operational monitoring and alarm handling - Methods for planning and following up the finances of properties - Legislation and industry standards that affect professional practice - Energy optimisation - Building technology/the building process and its impact on the operation of the property - Fire protection and safety - Methods for knowledge development in the field After completing the programme, the student shall have skills in: - Applying methods and tools to plan and carry out operation, upkeep and maintenance of the property and its technical installations - Ensuring that the regulatory requirements governing technical management are followed - Assessing what creates a suitable and accepted indoor climate for tenants - Carrying out or taking part in design and inspections within their area of responsibility - Assessing the conditions for and carrying out energy-saving measures - Taking part in procurements and being responsible for purchasing - Identifying, formulating, analysing and solving complex property-related problems - Evaluating and justifying ways of working and solutions against technical conditions, tenants' requirements, environmental/energy goals and financial conditions - Applying different methods for costing and profitability assessment - Assessing the reasonableness of technology choices - Communicating commitments, problems and solutions with customers and other stakeholders in Swedish and a foreign language After completing the programme, the student shall have competences to: - Independently take technical responsibility for one or more properties - Independently take responsibility for the property's heating and ventilation systems, electrical systems, control and regulation technology, monitoring systems and operational optimisation - Convey technical problems and solutions within and outside the organisation - Develop measures to reduce the property owner's costs and environmental impact through energy efficiency - Make correct financial and legal assessments - Collaborate with customers, colleagues, authorities and other stakeholders - Assess their own and other people's competence and be able to develop both themselves and others at work - Initiate and carry out efficiency improvements to better reach set goals
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