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in reply to: Archive Facility Document Storage Solutions #3150
Hi Lise – Fanshawe has been storing project information in a few areas. 1 – we also have been using a home-grown MS Access database to manage active projects (have been waiting for years for robust replacement!); 2 – we store documents in SharePoint in a prescribed project template format which includes a series of folders and 3 – our drawing files are stored in AutoDesk Vault.
We are in the process of piloting SharePoint 365 in the hopes of consolidating our documents and have also been experimenting with AutoDesk Construction Cloud. We’re finding that it’s not easy to identify a one-stop-shop for secured file storage and sharing to meet all our needs. A significant challenge that we’re now facing is that the size of our 3D models (e.g. Revit) continues to grow. It is becoming more of a challenge to share views with our maintenance teams and linking to supporting software (ArcGIS, Archibus). We’re trying to avoid making copies that would subsequently have to be maintained.
I’ll be curious to hear what others are doing and how you progress.
Regards,
…Rich
in reply to: Space Management Professional – Job Description #3097Hi Beth,
I don’t have a specific job description for you but wanted to remind you of the wealth of job descriptions stored in our BoardEffect site.
https://collegesystemportal.boardeffect.com/login?destination=%2F&login=You can log into the ‘OCFMA Workroom’, select ‘Library’, then click the ‘Other Files’ hyperlink. The ‘Sample PDF’ folder currently lists ~30 docucments. I see one for Planning..Technologist that may be helpful.
Good luck. …Rich
in reply to: Booking Shared Spaces and Workstations #3096Hi Robin, Thank you for your feedback. Would you know how many rooms you have in Outlook for this purpose? thanks again!
in reply to: Digital Meeting Playbook #3086Glad you reached out Tim, I was not aware of an update to our Playbook but, indeed there is!
Appendix A: Support for hosting a virtual meeting (see attachment)
Appendix B: Leading Virtual Meetings” and select the 32-minute LinkedIn Learning course
Appendix C: Running productive meetings and capturing meeting highlights (see attachment)…Rich
Attachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.in reply to: Maximum Number of People Allowed on Site #3060Hi Fidelis – Fanshawe is planning to open all academic classrooms and labs in January. Physical distancing will be encouraged but not required – it’s the only way to accommodate our demand. Masks and hygiene will still be required. Non-academic spaces will still require physical distancing. This complies with provincial regulations as of today.
Hope this helps.
…Rich
in reply to: Digital Meeting Playbook #2987A few highlights include:
a) by default, meetings are online
b) aim for 45-minute meetings to allow break in schedule
c) include breaks for meetings that exceed 60-minutes
d) schedule meetings between Mon-Thurs; 9am-3pm. Avoid Fridays if possible
e) provide 1-week lead time for meetings
f) limit in-person meetings for team-building; hands-on training; celebrations; sensitive topics;in reply to: Global Accessibility Awareness Day #2842Thanks for posting Fidelis – good topic!
in reply to: Recycling of PPE #2827Follow-up: Currently, Fanshawe has just started GIC (Medical Disposal Circle) from Toronto [https://gicmd.com/] taking away all our nursing/dental PPE from the college to be recycled. Please reach out if you’re interested in more detail.
in reply to: Recycling of PPE #2824Welcome Robin. I’m told Fanshawe hopes to have a pilot PPE recycling program starting soon. I’ve requested more details and will follow-up further when I do.
…Rich
in reply to: Asset Retirement Obligation #2796I haven’t been asked to assemble anything yet but it was brought to our attention last October. Fidelis, from Centennial, was kind enough to share the reference documentation that was forwarded. I saved it in our BoardEffect library in the Deferred Maintenance folder.
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in reply to: Post Covid Design & Space Planning #2769Hi,
Facilities and Academic Schedulers at Fanshawe continue to meet weekly to address changes in academic room requirements due to i) scheduled demand, ii) changes in Health Unit protocols and, iii) spontaneous events (e.g. COVID testing area).We don’t have a plan impacted by the vaccine at this time but have begun discussions on a new approach to space use – primarily, dedicated office-type space moving to team-based on-demand office space (hoteling). We’ve shifted approximately 200 non-academic (admin/ support) roles off-campus to a nearby site and we were about to pilot hoteling space with our IT group last Fall. Unfortunately, the COVID restrictions have delayed our move. The migration of non-academic space to off-campus was initiated prior to the pandemic as a way to address our academic space requirements on-campus.
I’m not aware of any formal adjustment to guidelines going forward but do expect they will change.
We are not using any apps or sensors at this time to measure room occupancy.
Fanshawe is expecting to refresh our Campus Master Plan this year which will focus on new space needs following COVID. Also, we are supporting Colleges Ontario in preparing the tri-annual COFSI Report (Colleges Ontario Facilities Space Inventory). This document combines categorized space inventory, enrolment, staffing and teaching contact-hours into a series of space-planning guidelines. We anticipate the report to be released in the coming months. It will be a valuable reference for future space planning.
…Rich
Yes. Tt Fanshawe, my team worked with H&S and the program coordinator to layout sections of our gym to facilitate physical training. In one class they’ll be set up into demarcated quadrants, and another, 2-halves. Max capacity will be 43 which leaves plenty of room for distancing. We will continue with deep cleaning 2x daily. The program will be provided with disinfecting supplies to clean between sessions.
in reply to: VFA Training Discussion Forum #2698The VFA Training recordings have been posted our website.
https://www.ocappa.ca/past-presentations/
- Log in
- Click “Members Only”
- Select “Past Presentations”
Note: This series of videos requires a password, listed below the link.
in reply to: Proctored Testing – Occupancy Levels #2657Hi Brent – Fanshawe has only restricted capacities to support safe physical distancing. Colleges are exempt from the mandate. For example, our gymnasium supports testing for 102 individuals.
in reply to: Notification – Confirmed or suspected cases #2649[from Brenda Henry, BSW, CRSP, MBA – Senior Manager, Environment, Health, Safety and Emergency Services – Fanshawe College]Fanshawe takes direction from local public health on who and how to notify in a case of infectious or communicable disease.Public health conducts a risk assessment and as the subject matter experts provides guidance/direction on who was potentially affected and when to communicate. This practice protects the balance between notification to the right staff/students and protection of the ill person’s privacy.The College is not an expert in disease transmission and should not be deciding who or what to communicate in such cases. With respect to COVID, public health, through their contact tracing is reaching out directly to close contacts. There may not be a need for communication directly from the College but again, if it occurs, it is done in consult with public health.We ask our staff and students to complete a COVID report form if they are asked to self isolate/confirm positive for COVID. We use this form to inform our JHSC of cases and outcomes. (no names, only dept/programs/outcomes) -
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