CAFM
Computer-aided facilities management holding the asset register, planned schedules, work orders and complete maintenance history.
Computer-aided facilities management, connected monitoring and analytics that turn building data into decisions you can act on.
We are a preferred facilities management provider in the region because we offer smart solutions enabled by the latest technology and delivered by a dedicated team of industry experts who focus on long-term outcomes. Technology matters here, but only in service of the work: a system that tells an engineer what to attend to next, in the right order, with the right part already on the van.
Computer-aided facilities management holding the asset register, planned schedules, work orders and complete maintenance history.
Every maintainable item surveyed, tagged and located, so history follows the asset rather than the paperwork.
IoT sensing and building system integration that report plant condition and consumption continuously.
Technicians receiving, updating and closing jobs in the field, with evidence captured at the point of work.
Performance, cost and compliance reporting drawn from the same records the engineers work from.
Agreed reporting so you can see what was raised, what was done and what is outstanding.
Building data is only useful if it changes a decision. Condition monitoring readings should adjust the maintenance schedule; consumption trends should trigger an energy investigation; repeated failures on one asset should prompt a replacement business case rather than a fifth repair. We design the reporting around those decisions, and keep the number of measures small enough that people actually read them.
Al-Futtaim Contracting includes a substantial technologies division working in infrastructure, applications, analytics and IoT. When a facilities requirement needs genuine systems work — integration, secure connectivity, a reporting layer that has to talk to your own platforms — that capability is in the same organisation, with the same accountability.
A good facilities system is invisible to the client and indispensable to the engineer.




