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TFM01 EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 | COMPLETE QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
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1. What does TFM stand for in the context of facilities management?
A. Total Facilities Monitoring
B. Technical Facilities Management
C. Total Facilities Management
D. Tactical Facility Maintenance
E. Technical Framework Management
Correct Answer: C. Total Facilities Management EXPERT RATIONALE: TFM
stands for Total Facilities Management, which refers to the comprehensive management
of all facility-related services under a single contract or provider.
2. Which of the following best describes the primary objective of Total
Facilities Management?
A. To reduce the number of staff in a building
B. To manage only the hard services of a facility
,C. To integrate all facility services under one management umbrella for efficiency
D. To outsource cleaning services exclusively
E. To monitor energy consumption only
Correct Answer: C. To integrate all facility services under one management
umbrella for efficiency EXPERT RATIONALE: TFM aims to consolidate all hard and
soft services under a single management framework to improve efficiency, reduce costs,
and streamline operations.
3. Which of the following is classified as a HARD service in facilities
management?
A. Catering
B. Cleaning
C. HVAC maintenance
D. Security guarding
E. Landscaping
Correct Answer: C. HVAC maintenance EXPERT RATIONALE: Hard services are
those physically built into the building and required by law or regulation, such as HVAC
(Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) maintenance.
4. Which of the following is classified as a SOFT service in facilities
management?
A. Electrical systems maintenance
B. Fire suppression systems
C. Plumbing repairs
D. Cleaning and janitorial services
E. Structural maintenance
, Correct Answer: D. Cleaning and janitorial services EXPERT RATIONALE: Soft
services are non-structural support services such as cleaning, catering, and security
guarding that enhance the working environment.
5. A facilities manager is reviewing a service level agreement (SLA). What is
the primary purpose of an SLA?
A. To set the price of all facility services
B. To define the expected standards and performance benchmarks for service
delivery
C. To list all employees working in the facility
D. To outline the building's structural design
E. To schedule annual audits
Correct Answer: B. To define the expected standards and performance
benchmarks for service delivery EXPERT RATIONALE: An SLA establishes clear
expectations, responsibilities, and measurable performance indicators between the
service provider and the client.
6. What is a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) in facilities management?
A. A financial report submitted monthly
B. A measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a facility is meeting
objectives
C. A log of all maintenance requests
D. A list of facility users
E. A checklist for building inspections
Correct Answer: B. A measurable value that demonstrates how effectively
a facility is meeting objectives EXPERT RATIONALE: KPIs are quantifiable metrics
used to evaluate the success of facility operations against agreed targets.
, 7. Which legislation primarily governs health and safety in the workplace in
many jurisdictions?
A. Environmental Protection Act
B. Building Regulations Act
C. Health and Safety at Work Act
D. Facilities Management Standards Code
E. Occupational Zoning Act
Correct Answer: C. Health and Safety at Work Act EXPERT RATIONALE: The
Health and Safety at Work Act places duties on employers to ensure the safety, health,
and welfare of employees and others affected by their operations.
8. What is Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM)?
A. Maintenance carried out only after equipment breaks down
B. Maintenance scheduled in advance to prevent equipment failure
C. Maintenance done by building occupants
D. Emergency repairs on structural elements
E. Annual building repainting schedules
Correct Answer: B. Maintenance scheduled in advance to prevent
equipment failure EXPERT RATIONALE: PPM is proactive maintenance performed at
regular intervals to reduce the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns and extend asset
life.
9. What is reactive maintenance?
A. Maintenance carried out before a fault occurs
B. Maintenance that is scheduled annually