Increased incidences of severe weather activities are a result of climate change activity.

Increased incidences of severe weather activities are a result of climate change activity.

True

False
Question 2
Water flow pressure is measured in PSS, pounds per shower.

True 

False
Question 3

A sustainably managed hotel does not try to reduce energy use.

True
False

Question 4
A facilities manager is considered to be an asset manager.

True
False
Question 5
The color of potable water is grey.

True

False
Question 6
All waste has a cost.

True
False
Question 7
The costs of renovation and modernization are to be paid from the capital expenditures account.

True
False
Question 8
When measuring water GPG indicates the number of gallons per minute.

True
False
Question 9
Decreased operating costs can increase profit margins.
True

False
Question 10

The condition of a facility can control maintenance needs.

True

False
Question 11
When measuring water GPM indicates the number of gallons per guest.

True
False
Question 12
Sea Level Rise is a result of melting glacial ice among other factors.

True

False
Question 13

The 3 main utility systems in a building are energy, water and waste.

True

False

Question 14

The abbreviation R&R in facility’s management means Repair and Renovation

True

False
Question 15
The abbreviation HVAC means Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning

True

False
Question 16

The abbreviation R & M in faculties management is Rusty and Moldy

True 

False
Question 17

The abbreviation CAPEX means Capital Expenditures

True

False
Question 18
 The abbreviation RRR means reduce, reuse, recycle

True

False
Question 19

The abbreviation POM in the Facility Management Budget means property operating maintenance

True

False
Question 20

the meaning for the abbreviation ADA is AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT

True 

False
Question 21

 The term FF&E  means False Flagging of Engineering

False
Question 22

The abbreviation HVAC means Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning
True
Question 23

The term SUSTAINABLE as it refers to environmental and natural resource problems means:

able to be maintained at a level that that does not destroy the ecological balance
Question 24
Functions for which the facilities manager has responsibility include all but which of the following?

contractual and regulatory compliance
parts inventory and control

emergency planning and response (Not the answer)

housekeeping services
Question 25
A water management program in a building uses a submeter:
to measure the water consumption of specific areas of water use
Question 26
Zero Waste is a term referring to the efforts of any business to:

have zero cost for waste

send no waste to landfill

source reduction (Not the answer)

manage the asset
Question 27

Which of the following types of maintenance has an immediate financial effect?

emergency or breakdown maintenance
Question 28
Hazardous waste includes which of the following:

waste that is a solid, liquid or gas (Not the answer)
waste that is reusable, recyclable and transformed

waste that is toxic, corrosive or flammable (ignitable)

waste that is compostable, pulped or minimized
Question 29
Water filled sections of a pipe within a building that keep sewer gases and odors from entering the building are called:

risers

gas-flow preventers

sanitary pipes

traps
Question 30

Water in a building comes in three colors:

black, clear, grey
Question 31
Maintenance that includes preparing equipment for changes in the seasons is called:

scheduled maintenance. (Not the answer)

seasonal maintenance.

routine maintenance.

predictive maintenance.
Question 32
The Tipping Point and Climate Change discussions identify KEY ISSUES that are affecting the planet at large as well as South Florida. These KEY ISSUES include:

Loss of Fresh Water Resources
Extreme Heat and Drought
Melting Glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic
All of the above
Question 33
The utility with the highest cost in the (energy) utilities budget is:

fuel (gas, oil)

electricity.

steam.

water and wastewater.

Question 34

2 / 2 pts
Which of the following ways to handle solid waste creates the greatest overall reduction in waste:

source reduction

reuse

waste transformation

recycling

Question 35

2 / 2 pts
Proper and regular maintenance of equipment reduces energy use by:

reducing the number of unscheduled repairs needed by the equipment.

not having to continually shut down and cycle up the equipment.

maintaining the efficiency and prolonging the life of the equipment.

keeping equipment on line longer than its manufacturers predicted useful life.

Question 36

2 / 2 pts
Maintenance that pertains to the general upkeep of the property, recurs on a regular basis, and requires minimal training is referred to as:

emergency or breakdown maintenance.

routine maintenance.

preventive maintenance.

predictive maintenance.

Question 37

2 / 2 pts
The food reduction pyramid from the Waste Wise Program of the EPA includes:

source reduction

feeding hungry people

composting

all of the above

Question 38

2 / 2 pts
In his “An Inconvenient Truth” lecture, Al Gore states that is inconvenient for people to reduce carbon emissions because:

people do not want to change

people do not want to reduce their economic benefits

people are not concerned about the impacts of global warning on future generations.

All of the above

Question 39

2 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

 HEAT, LIGHT, AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE  EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$  _____________

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the “Total engineering Costs” (POMEC) per occupied room for the property.
$__________________ per occupied room

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

$2,341.61

Question 40

2 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT, AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE  EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$____________

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the Electricity cost per occupied room for the hotel property.
$__________________ per occupied room

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

Question 41

2 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER(UTILITIES) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$ __________ 

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the electricity cost as a percentage of the total gross ulitity cost.
__________________ % percent

Question 42

2 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT, AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$__________ 

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and UTILITIES Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the heat, light and power (UTILITIES) cost per occupied room at the hotel property.
Energy cost $__________________ per occupied room

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

Question 43

2 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES  88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE (POM)

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$_________

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the POM cost per available room at the hotel property.
POM cost $__________________ per available room

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

IncorrectQuestion 44

0 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT, AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$_________

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the electricity cost per available room  $___________

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

Question 45

2 / 2 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITIES) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIRS & MAINTEANCE EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$_________ 

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the Repairs and Maintenance Expense per available room (costs other than those related to labor) $___________

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

Question 46

3 / 3 pts
POMEC BUDGET

HEAT, LIGHT, AND POWER (UTILITY)

Y.T.D: JANUARY TO DECEMBER
  THIS YR : 2018
$ %
ELECTRIC 174,700 5.7%
HEATING FUEL 100,000 3.3%
WATER 36,600 1.2%
PROPANE 27,000 0.9%
LESS CREDITS AND RECOVERIES -12,500 0.4%
TOTAL HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER (UTILITY) 325,800 10.7%
     
PAYROLL, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE — P.O.M.
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES    
SALARIES 72,000 2.4%
PAYROLL TAXES & EMP. BENEFITS 16,344 0.6%
TOTAL PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,344 2.9%
OTHER EXPENSES    
EQUIPMENT 7,200 0.2%
TECHNOLOGIES 37,200 1.2%
BUILDING 21,600 0.7%
REPAIR & REPLENISH 32,000 1.0%
TRASH REMOVAL 21,000 0.7%
OPERATING SUPPLIES 10,000 0.3%
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE 13,200 0.4%
FIRE PROTECTION 6,000 0.2%
LANDSCAPING/FLOWERS 6,000 0.2%
HOTEL VECHILE EXPENSE 5,350 0.2%
TOTAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE EXPENSES 159,550 5.2%
TOTAL P/R, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

 

TOTAL POMEC BUDGET          

 247,894

 

$_________ 

 8.1%

 

 

POMEC Budget Problem:

The hotel property has a total of 350 available guest rooms/suites, one restaurant and one bar, meeting space and a spa. Using the POM and Energy Budget Report for 2018 base your answers on “this year” data. Assume an annual achieved occupancy rate of 70% at the hotel property.

Determine the Water cost per available room    $___________

DO NOT USE $ SIGN

IncorrectQuestion 47

2 / 2 pts

Water Use Calculation Problem:

Calculate the number of gallons used with a 3.5 GPM shower

Guest Rooms Occupancy People Per Room GPM Shower PM Total Days Total Gallons Used
360 X 70% X 1.5 X 3.5 gpm X 10 X 365 =

Total Gallons Used ___________________

the math notation here is incorrect.

Question 48

2 / 2 pts

Water Use Calculation Problem:

Calculate the number of gallons used with a 2.5 GPM shower

Guest Rooms Occupancy People Per Room GPM Shower PM Total Days Total Gallons Used
360 X 70% X 1.5 X 2.5 gpm X 10 X 365 =

Total Gallons Used ___________________

IncorrectQuestion 49

0 / 2 pts

Water Use Calculation Problem:

Calculate the total gallons of water savings for Shower Use Water by reducing the GPM

Total Gallons Saved __________________

Question 50

2 / 2 pts

Water Use Calculation Problem:

Calculate the number of gallons used with a 3.5 GPFlush toilet

Guest Rooms Occupancy GPF Flushes per Room Total Days Total Gallons Used
360 X 70% X 3.5 X 10 X 365 =

 

Total Gallons Used ___________________

 

Question 51

2 / 2 pts

Water Use Calculation Problem:

Calculate the number of gallons used with a 1.6 GPFlush toilet

Guest Rooms Occupancy GPF Flushes per Room Total Days Total Gallons Used
360 X 70% X 1.6 X 10 X 365 =

 

Total Gallons Used

Question 52

Calculate the total gallons of water savings for Toilet Water Use by reducing the GPFlush

Total Gallons Saved _______________

Question 53

Calculate the total gallons of water savings for Shower Use Water and Toilet Use together.

Total Gallons Saved __________________

Question 54

There are 3 short answer questions. Each question requires a different answer. For this question Identify one of the Critical Issues covered in the Tipping Point Power Point, the Al Gore Lecture AND our Guest Speakers, Mr Laylock and Mr. Anderson. Write a short paragraph for this critical issue explaining how this will impact South Florida and how we can work to lessen the impact or conserve it as a resource.
Your Answer:

One Critical Issue covered in the Tripping PowerPoint is Flooding. Flooding is now even going on inland. When flooding happenings these storms have picked up speed and accelerated and tightened together. When they release water it’s affecting one area and not spreading out like a normal storm. This is causing land to be underwater.

Question 55
There are 3 short answer questions Each question requires a different answer. Identify one of the Critical Issues covered in the Tipping Point Power Point, the Al Gore Lecture AND our Guest Speakers Mr. Laylock and Mr. Anderson. Write a short paragraph for this critical issue explaining how this will impact South Florida and how we can work to lessen the impact or conserve it as a resource.
Your Answer:

One Critical Issue Covered by Al Gore Lecture is the Glaciers are melting which will cause a shortage in water for 40% of people. You can see on the glaciers all the melting and refreezing they show. Can go back to thousands of years ago. Like in trees when you cut the down you can see all the rings on it showing how old the tree is. Thats the same concept.

Question 56

There are 3 short answer questions. Each question requires a different answer. Identify one of the Critical Issues covered in the Tipping Point Power Point, the Al Gore Lecture AND our Guest Speakers Mr Laylock and Mr. Anderson. Write a short paragraph for this critical issue explaining how this will impact South Florida and how we can work to lessen the impact or conserve it as a resource.
Your Answer:

One critical issue that’s Mr. Laylock was speaking on was the health issue in the world. When it comes to Virus people are ignoring that fact that this pandemic isn’t a big thing. Some people believe its not real while others are taking all persuasions. But everyone had their own opinions and need to make your own decisions.

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