IFMA NM

Thanks to everyone who joined our UNM Hospital tour of the expansion. Here's some photos of the event.

Only 3 more days to save $30. Register today! Join us on May 15-16 for our OSHA 10 Training program at YEAROUT MECHANICAL, LLC. An OSHA 10 hr. card is issued to participants who successfully complete the class. https://ifmanm.org/meet-reg1.php?mi=328077&id=198

Join us on May 15-16 for our OSHA 10 Training program at Yearout Mechanical . An OSHA 10 hr. card is issued to participants who successfully complete the class. Register by April 7th to save $30.

https://ifmanm.org/meetinginfo.php?id=198&ts=1678149007

IFMA OSHA 10 Training 2-Day Training- 5/15 & 5/16

Join us on March 14th at 11:30am to hear about the De Anza Motor Lodge and the methodology to re-envison a cultural patrimony with David Peters sponsored by REA Management, LLC. Register Today: https://ifmanm.org/meetinginfo.php?id=197&ts=1677113810

Thanks to everyone who came out for our January luncheon Legislative update. Some great information was shared about issues impacting facilities in New Mexico by JD Bullington.

Join us on Wednesday, January 11th for our Luncheon at Pappadeux's for an update on current legislative issues that pertain to New Mexico Professionals with JD Bullington. Register Today: https://ifmanm.org/meetinginfo.php?id=195

We hope you and your team can join us for our Holiday Party on December 13th at the Salt Yard. Register today: https://ifmanm.org/meet-reg1.php?mi=318763&id=194

Thanks to Chatsworth Products for being our golf tournament breakfast sponsor.

Thanks to Sandia Laboratory FCU for coming out to be our Premiere Hole Sponsor.

Thank you to the City of Albuquerque Energy & Sustainability team for inviting us to their Energy Command Center, sharing the amazing work on resource management, and ultimately passing those savings on to taxpayer funding.

Join us for an amazing facility tour of the City of Albuquerque's B.R.A.I.N. on Tuesday, November 8th from 11:30-1 pm.

Register today: https://ifmanm.org/meet-reg1.php?mi=318246&id=193

The Balanced Resource Acquisition and Information Network (B.R.A.I.N.), located in the Energy Command Center (ECC) is the City’s newest resource in the fight against climate change. The B.R.A.I.N. is a first-in-the-nation tool that will allow the City to identify and address critical issues related to energy and water use in real-time. It provides real-time visibility and consolidates all government assets into one dashboard. In addition, it will also allow the City to identify and address facilities that use more resources than others.