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The Virginia Department of Transportation solves a salt storage problem with corrosion-resistant liners that will help extend its facility's roof durability up to 35 years.

Whether it's an HVAC system, a cooling system, or a hazardous gas found in petroleum production or mining, a leak presents substantial risks to employee safety.

Facility Executive assembled a panel of security experts to explore what went wrong, and the lessons to be learned from the violence that took place at the U.S. Capitol on January 6.

As demand for disinfectant and hand sanitizer surges, properly engineered refilling stations with pumps capable of safely transferring flammable materials should be utilized.

Fever screening can help, but it is not the panacea to mitigate the spread of infectious disease. Research highlights potential benefits and risks.

The dangers of transferring flammable liquids are very real, but protecting workers from harm can be relatively straightforward with proper training, PPE, and engineering controls.

By re-evaluating current pump systems and implementing more energy-efficient solutions, companies can generate long-term savings without sacrificing reliability.

Establishing a sustainable carpet care program can reassure building occupants that facility managers are working toward a sustainable present and future.

Facility managers should understand the role of emergency and exit lighting and the importance of maintaining these units.

If your facility's not operating at its usual capacity, it may be more susceptible to infestation by rodents. Take these steps to protect it.

As the COVID-19 crisis subsides, we can expect a different workplace than the one we left behind. Here are four ways the coronavirus is changing the office space and the way we work.

Architecture that blurs the lines between the building and nature while welcoming members of the community is shifting the paradigm for today’s behavioral health facilities.

In just a few decades, facility management has morphed from a mere provider of services to a key cog in the business growth engine.

High real estate prices, an increase in mobile working, and the need to attract and retain employees has encouraged facility managers to look at space planning in new ways.

For a facility manager, the challenges that come with a major expansion include issues associated with organizing larger spaces, plus additional workforce, equipment, and maintenance.

Invisible waterproofing membrane performs heroically on Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal fountain.

There are various precautions you can take to maintain a safe and secure mezzanine environment, from installing the right equipment to providing comprehensive training.

Healthcare facilities that use biophilic design principles like installing a circadian lighting system can improve patient outcomes and reduce staff stress.

Selecting sustainability flooring is the right thing to do for the environment and can lead to healthier building occupants, higher quality indoor conditions, and improved resource preservation.

Need more space but adding a whole new warehouse to your business isn't on the table? Consider a redesign focused on optimization of storage and racking.

The right projects built with the right solutions will deliver important energy savings while making smart, financial sense.

View this free video webinar sponsored by Edwards and find out how new codes and standards are driving innovation and significant technological changes in the Fire Safety industry.

What should you be doing to prepare prior to an active shooter incident? What actions should your team take during an incident? View this free video webinar and find out.

Learn how software technology can monitor energy consumption while improving cost savings and the lifespan of critical assets.

To tighten bonds and boost retention rates with commercial tenants, facility managers should leverage these three evolving trends.

The Air Force collaborated with architects at Hoefer Wysocki to transform the clinic into one of the first facilities to earn USGBC’s most advanced sustainability rating.

Building owners generally view maintenance as a sunk cost. Money is spent on urgent problems, and this becomes a costly endeavor as buildings age. As building operators, you have the power to leverage maintenance to maximize the value of your facilities and increase business revenues.

Fatigue is often overlooked in employer safety programs, yet can be detrimental to an organization and put employees and their peers at risk.

Environmental monitoring can detect emergencies and allow buildings to communicate with their operators, preventing minor issues from becoming disasters.

Facilities that implement creative green solutions enjoy stronger constructions, lower costs, and more sustainable futures.

Motorized window treatments make more effective use of sunlight for commercial buildings.

Keeping up to date on office trends is smart business as companies work to attract talent and increase employee satisfaction.

Modular data centers offer multiple benefits for organizations looking to add new data center space at a rate that addresses actual capacity increases.

Only 3% of the American workforce commutes to work by bike or on foot with any frequency, despite many clear benefits.

Employers can make it a little easier for workers to resist holiday treats and stay healthy by providing nutritious choices in the workplace.

Consider these simple safety habits to prevent facilities workers from experiencing workplace injury.

Often overlooked, the simple act of hand washing is the most effective way to prevent the spread of disease. Here are some tips for making sure it happens.

Data governance—the management of data quality, accessibility, usability, and security—is a critical component of facility management operations.

Water mist suppression uses less water than a traditional sprinkler system, minimizing damage to data centers in the event of a fire.

At commercial facilities, well-kept outside spaces are important to employees and visitors alike.