Landscape Services Training

The Certificate Program in Facilities Management provides the knowledge, tools and skills needed for successful facilities management, along with a thorough understanding of the critical business-decision-making process of the facility manager. You learn industry-essential subjects such as operations and maintenance, strategic planning, commercial real estate, project management, space planning and construction management.

With a curriculum overseen by an advisory board of industry and education leaders and approved by the University of California, Berkeley, Department of Architecture, you are assured of a relevant, up-to-date education. The certificate also includes content that addresses all 11 competency areas recognized by the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA).

"The Advanced Program in Sustainable Management covers the foundational topics in sustainability, carbon management, environmental business strategy, project implementation, environmental law and policy, compliance management systems and climate change risk-mitigation strategies.

Learn how to comply with environmental regulations, as well as design and implement sustainability practices in cost-effective ways in the public and private sectors. Complete the courses that will enhance your knowledge and skills in the areas that reflect your career objectives."

ReScape offers multiple trainings and programs in the landscaping field. See below for their offerings.

" QWEL (Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper) is program is an EPA WaterSense labeled professional certification in irrigation system audits. QWEL is a program of the Sonoma-Marin Saving Water Partnership, and is available through the many organizations that have adopted the program."

Take a look at the QWEL website to find an upcoming in-person training.

As part of authorizing recurring campus drivers, the driver must first complete the campus’ safe driver training program and provide a copy of the certificate of completion to the Driver Data Coordinator.

The risk of heat illness affects everyone on campus, both outdoors and indoors. CalOSHA regulations require employers to take immediate action to support employees who exhibit symptoms of heat illness. All employees are required to take Heat Illness Prevention Training ( EHS 702 ) to understand the signs of heat illness, know how to respond, and learn how to stay safe when working in hot weather.

FS 101 is a required course for all Facilities Services employees upon employement.

Please visit the UC Learning Center to ensure you have taken the course and/or sign up for it.

Designed by the People & Organization Development team, the BPM programs provide opportunities to grow and develop leadership skills.