In this episode of Facility Voices, we take a trip into the world of facilities management at George School, a private Quaker school with a rich history, unique culture, and sprawling campus. David and Robert H. Kleimenhagen, Jr., CFM, SFP, ProFM, the Director of Physical Plant at George School, discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with overseeing this exceptional campus.
Uncover how Robert and his team are reshaping George School’s facilities management by introducing a new work order management system and cutting-edge technology, all while maintaining the school's commitment to consensus-based decision-making. Discover the secrets to overseeing a diverse collection of buildings and fostering strong partnerships with the C-suite.
Whether you're an FM professional or simply curious about the inner workings of a private school campus, this episode offers valuable insights into the ever-evolving world of facilities management.
Robert H. Kleimenhagen Jr., CFM, SFP, ProFM, is the Principal at RKFM Consulting Group, LLC, and Director of Physical at George School. He oversees campus operations, maintaining a 250-acre area with 75 buildings. With 26 years in public and education sector facility management, he has worked at Central Bucks School District, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, and PennDOT. He served as president of the IFMA Central PA Chapter in 2015/2016 and has received multiple IFMA awards. Kleimenhagen holds degrees from DeSales and Lehigh Universities and various professional credentials. He lives in Doylestown, PA with his family.
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