The book "Management of objects of mechanical engineering: Methodical instructions" by the authors of Y. In. Psygina and M. Yu. Obshivalkina, published in 1998 at Ulyanovsk State Technical University, is an indispensable source of knowledge for students, graduate students and practitioners in the field of mechanical engineering. This 24-page work immerses the reader in the world of production process management, revealing key aspects that will help not only to understand, but also to effectively apply theoretical knowledge in practice. The book is aimed at students of technical universities studying in areas related to mechanical engineering, as well as young professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge in the field of production facilities management. It will be interesting for those who want to understand the complex mechanisms of machine-building enterprises and learn how to apply modern management methods to improve work efficiency. In Engineering Facilities Management, the authors raise important topics such as production process planning, labor organization, quality management, and resource optimization. These issues remain relevant in our time, when mechanical engineering is rapidly developing, and the requirements for productivity and product quality are becoming increasingly high. Readers will be able to learn about modern management approaches that help to cope with the challenges that arise in a rapidly changing market. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility of the presentation, which makes the material understandable even for those who are just starting their way in this area. Psygin and Obshivalkin use many examples and illustrations, which allows the reader not only to learn the theory, but also to see its application in real conditions. This makes the book not just a textbook, but a real guide to the complex world of mechanical engineering. If you are interested in topics such as managing production processes, optimizing the work of enterprises or improving the quality of products, then this publication will be a real find for you. The book can serve as a basis for writing term papers and diplomas, and also be useful in the process of preparing for exams . It will also be of interest to practicing engineers and managers who want to update their knowledge and master new management techniques. In addition, it is worth noting that the authors have experience in the field of engineering and teaching, which gives their work additional value. Their other work is also noteworthy as they continue to develop the topics addressed in "Managing Engineering Facilities". Readers interested in deepening their knowledge can pay attention to other publications related to production process management and quality in mechanical engineering. In conclusion, the book "Management of objects of mechanical engineering: Guidelines" is an important contribution to the educational process and practical activities in the field of mechanical engineering. It not only helps to understand the theoretical foundations of management, but also offers practical recommendations that can be applied in real conditions. If you want to become a specialist capable of effectively managing production processes, this book will be your faithful assistant along the way.