Auburn University Facilities Management
1161 W. Samford Ave.
Auburn, AL 36849
(334) 844-4810
Building Campus
645
Projects initiated
924
Design and construction projects managed
76,000
Gross square foot added to campus
$105,357,000
Total value of projects completed
$493,142,000
Total project value of construction
$61,370,000
Spent on 615 repair and renovation projects in the past five years
Maintaining Campus
776,681
Letters and packages delivered
15,323
Rooms cleaned
40,887
Work orders completed
150,000
Keys managed for campus
90,000
Key cores managed for campus
Powering Campus
99.935%
Power reliability and consistency for campus in the past 12 months
32%
Increase in campus square footage since 2010
25%
Decrease in campus energy use per square foot since 2010
1.3 Billion
Average gallons of hot water circulated annually in the past five years
7 Billion
Average gallons of chilled water circulated annually in the past five years
Sustainability
4
LEED Gold Buildings
7
LEED Silver Buildings
3
LEED Certified Buildings
1,789,700
Pounds of construction debris recycled in FY23 (concrete, asphalt, metals and wood)
1,313,320
Pounds of materials recycled in FY23 (cardboard, paper, plastics, metals and toner cartridges)
5,600
Pounds of toner cartridges recycled in FY23
182,940
Pounds of confidential documents processed for destruction and recycling in FY23
Landscaping
700
Acres maintained on campus
11,400
Trees on campus
90
Different tree species on campus
2,500
Perennial plants installed per year on average
4,200
Annual color plants installed each spring
200+
Self watering planters across campus
Gameday Support
120
Facilities Management support staff involved per game
1,500
Traffic barricades put into place for pedestrian safety and better traffic flow
13,000+
Hours worked for the 2023-2024 football season
1,375
Additional trash cans set out per game
550
Additional recycling bins set out per game
9,520
Pounds of recycling collected on average per game (plastic bottles, aluminum cans and cardboard)
Skilled Workforce
Career Exploration
Work-Based Learning
322
Career trainings offered
15
Tours (12 school groups: Auburn High School, Opelika High School, Pike County Schools, Beulah, Beauregard, Coosa County, Smith’s Station, Tallasee, Handley, Loachapoka, Auburn Junior High, and the EAGLEs Program)
42
Students have participated in work-based learning at Facilities either through Career Connections or a Co-Op work opportunity (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, cabinet shop, automotive and landscape)
31%
Of students who have participated in Career Connections and/or high school Co-Op work opportunities go on to work for Facilities
Facilities Management Workforce
