The Association for Facilities Engineering (AFE) Dedicated Email Program allows marketers to reach professionals responsible for engineering high-rise real estate structures, commercial and industrial plants, higher education campuses, medical facilities, corporate offices, and government facilities around the world. The association’s mission is to be the leading technical and certification resource for facilities engineering professionals. Members of this association reap the benefits of peer networking, industry updates, educational resources, and much more. This audience is need of products and services ranging from drafting supplies to continuing education.  Members of the AFE have titles that include facility engineer, plant engineer, factory manager, and mechanical engineer. Their primary responsibilities are to plan and apply quality design for the construction of building structures, offices, and production lines of facilities. They must estimate costs of the build, equipment, material and labor and oversee the construction process. They ensure work and living spaces are safe and comply to regulatory standards. Common industries where you will find facilities engineers includes aerospace and defense, healthcare, business services, construction, energy, education and much more. Members turn to the AFE for resources in career development, networking and problem resolution, production efficiency and to stay abreast of industry updates.

Association Member Benefits:

• Certifications: CPMM (certified professional maintenance manager), CPS (certified plant supervisor), CPE (certified plant engineer)
• Join local chapters to network with peers
• Career Center, marketing opportunities
• Educational resources: webinars, informative journals, online resources
• Professional and personal skill building
• Article publication

Purchase products: Mobile devices, computers, software, electronics, blue print storage, surveying equipment, drafting equipment, drafting tables, lasers, scaffolds, marking flags, safety glasses, field engineering books, DVDs, and safety vests.

Who would purchase this list: Publications, retailers, engineer product suppliers, computer manufacturers, software providers, electronics providers, direct mail marketers, office supply providers, engineering publications, telecommunication providers, credit card issuers, continuing education providers, and more.