CFM Exam Dumps : Certified Facility Manager

Six Sigma is a widely recognized industry-standard quality program that focuses on:

Reducing defects and inefficiencies.

Improving process control and consistency.

Enhancing customer satisfaction through data-driven decision-making.

Why the other options are incorrect:

(A) CMMS Reports track maintenance tasks but are not a formal quality program.

(B) Facility benchmarks provide performance comparisons but do not define a structured quality program.

(D) Certified Maintenance and Reliability Reports focus on equipment reliability, not overall quality improvement​.

A lease with a purchase option is commonly chosen when an organization lacks the initial capital for an outright property purchase. This arrangement allows the organization to secure the use of a facility while deferring the financial burden of full ownership until later. Such an approach provides flexibility, preserves cash flow, and allows time to assess whether the location meets long-term strategic needs. Facility managers must consider factors like lease terms, maintenance obligations, and future financial impact before opting for this strategy​.

To minimize VOC emissions from new carpets, facility managers should research emissions data from carpet manufacturers before purchasing. Many manufacturers provide low-VOC or Green Label Plus-certified carpets, which meet indoor air quality standards.

Increasing airflow (B) helps reduce VOC concentration but does not prevent emissions.

Allowing a month for off-gassing (C) can be impractical in time-sensitive projects.

Treating carpets during installation (D) does not eliminate VOCs at the source.

Selecting low-emission materials aligns with best practices in sustainable facility management​.