wners and facility managers of buildings near oceans are understandably concerned about flooding.
Read This » Clearing the Air on AI and Facilitiesrtificial intelligence (AI) has become many things to many different people, and not all of those these impressions and opinions have helped it gain acceptance among facilities managers.
Read This » New York City’s Local Law 97 Spurs Conflict Over its Potential Effectshere’s a debate raging at the intersection of climate change and commerce in New York City, and it’s Local Law 97. Haven’t heard of Local Law 97? The legislation, passed in 2019, sets limits for emissions of greenhouse gases from large buildings in the city.
Read This » Why is Fall the Best Time to Address Pavement Issues?n 2017, a Brooklyn, New York, resident tripped over a pothole.
Read This » Identifying Problems with Fire Alarm Systemshen it comes to fire alarms, it is important that facility managers review the operation of their building as it is currently being used.
Read This » Lighting Controls: Achieving Energy Efficiency and Visual Comfortighting is often overlooked as merely a functional fixture in building design.
Read This » How Regenerative Design is Shaping the Future of Facilitiesith environmental challenges intensifying, conventional building design and construction methods need to be quickly recast and leveled up to address the immediate climate crisis.
Read This » Rules Regarding Nuisance Fire Alarmsll facilities should have a long-term plan in place to provide quality inspection, test, and maintenance of the fire alarm system.
Read This » Maintaining Healthy Buildings Through Technology and Communicationechnology plays an important role in many aspects of facilities, helping managers and technicians to make sure systems are properly maintained so they work well and, as they are operating, to understand the way they are performing.
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