Survey Findings for Education Facilities

Cleaning and Maintenance Management’s 2016 In-House/Facility Manager Benchmarking survey indicated the vast majority of our in-house/facility manager audience comes from the education segment of the market, with 24.9 percent representing higher education facilities and 23.2 percent representing K-12 facilities.

The survey also found those working in K-12 education facilities often have a higher median starting hourly wage than those working in college/university education facilities.

However, these are just a few of the findings from our 2016 survey. In order to see what weighs heavily on the minds of in-house facility managers—whether they work for education facilities or another type of facility—we’ve provided this year’s survey in its entirety for our readers.

Click here to find out more.

           
Posted On May 24, 2016
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