Use credentials to reinforce consistency instead of adding a maze of requirements.
Certifications
Certifications that help people show what they know without making the process feel heavy.
Certifications give members a clearer way to demonstrate capability, build credibility, and show where they are growing professionally. Each credential is tied to related training and a clear expectation set, so members can understand what it is for, what it takes, and whether it fits where they are headed.
Help members understand what to take next and what readiness looks like in plain language.
Give organizations a clearer way to talk about capability, credibility, and growth.
FacPro Community Certified Member
Core credentialFor members who complete community onboarding and demonstrate a solid understanding of how the FacPro Community ecosystem works.
Requirements
Complete FacPro Foundations and pass the orientation knowledge check.
Recommended training
Facility Assessment Practitioner
Member credentialFor professionals who complete assessment learning and demonstrate sound field and evaluation practices.
Requirements
Complete Facility Condition Assessment Basics and submit a scored assessment exercise.
Recommended training
Capital Planning Foundations
Member credentialFor leaders and planners who want a stronger basis for prioritization, communication, and phased investment planning.
Requirements
Complete planning coursework and pass the planning concepts review.
Recommended training
Certified Facility Inventory & Data Specialist (CFIDS)
Core credentialThe Certified Facility Inventory & Data Specialist (CFIDS) credential recognizes individuals who can perform structured facility and asset walkdowns, collect standardized inventory data, and document condition and deficiencies in a consistent, usable format.
Requirements
Relevant field experience or completion of approved training Passing written exam Completion of practical field exercise
Recommended training
Training links can be added from Learning Management when this certification is ready to launch.
How It Works
Keep certification easy to understand for members and administrators.
For now, the model stays simple: each certification has a clear purpose, a short requirement set, and obvious related training.
Start with training
Members begin with the course or courses that build the practical skills needed for the credential.
Show readiness
As members complete training, they can review expectations and prepare the evidence needed for submission.
Move into review
When they are ready, members use the certification area to submit and track progress toward award.