Tag: COVID-19
Dr. Deborah Birx Will Keynote Inaugural GBAC Symposium
Dr. Deborah Birx will be the keynote speaker at the GBAC Symposium on Air Considerations, to be held August 16-17 in Chicago.
ASHRAE-Supported Follow-Up Report On IAQ In Schools
This collaborative study underscores the importance of providing technical guidance and practical implementation strategies for improving IAQ in schools.
Hand Hygiene Compliance in Healthcare Industry
On May 5, World Hand Hygiene Day, explore the discrepancy between the percentage of healthcare workers who know their facility’s hand hygiene policy and those who adhere to it all the time.
Did You Miss Our Facilities Management In The Post-Pandemic Era Webinar?
In this free video webinar, Michael A. Beauregard of IBM, Steve Weikal of the MIT Real Estate Technology Initiative, and Suri Suriyakumar of ARC Facilities explore the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on facilities management.
Achieving Sustainable IAQ In Facilities
The Clean First framework includes four steps facility management teams can follow to achieve Sustainable IAQ.
Is Your Office Ready To Help Protect Employees?
As an employer or facilities manager, here's what you can do to help get employees back to work safely.
Healthier Indoor Air Through Operations & Maintenance
Industry sources discuss operations and maintenance practices that can support your journey toward healthier indoor air in your facility.
Prioritizing IAQ In Commercial Real Estate Gains Momentum
From the EPA to high-profile properties such as One Vanderbilt, the industry is now focusing on the health and economic benefits of addressing indoor air quality (IAQ). Here are the next steps to consider.
The Triumvirate Of Cleanliness For 2022
As we approach the summer of 2022, facility managers should keep the Triumvirate of Cleanliness in mind.
Addressing Indoor Air Quality Begins With Your HVAC System
Facilities teams are rooting out hidden operations and mechanical IAQ issues with fault detection and diagnostics.
Healthcare Facilities Are Using Technology To Meet Patient, Staff Demands
In response to Covid-19, healthcare facilities have adopted new strategies and security measures to limit the spread of infection, while protecting people and property.
Blumenthal Performing Arts, Honeywell Collaborate To Improve Theater IAQ
Honeywell will work with Charlotte, NC cultural and entertainment organization to improve indoor air quality in backstage areas.
ABM Joins International WELL Building Institute As Cornerstone Member
Provider of integrated facility services and solutions, ABM has joined the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), administrator of the WELL Building Standard.
OSHA Seeks Input On Protecting Healthcare Workers From Covid-19
OSHA is seeking comments related to the development of a final standard to protect healthcare workers from workplace exposure to Covid-19.
Guidelines For Measuring UVGI Inactivation Of Airborne Pathogens
The Global Lighting Association has issued guidelines for measuring the inactivation of airborne pathogens by ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) technologies.
Are Workers Ready To Return To The Office?
Majority of companies want staff back on-site, but half of employees surveyed said they'd look for a new job if required to be in the office five days a week.
Seal Shield Introduces Waterproof, Fully Sealed Silicone Keyboards
Study finds 96 percent of keyboards are contaminated with bacteria: Seal Shield's Seal Silk Glow and Seal Silk Mini keyboards are waterproof, submersible, washable, bleach safe.
EPA Launches Clean Air In Buildings Challenge To Improve IAQ
Following through on the National Covid-19 Preparedness Plan, the new guidance is intended to help building owners and operators improve indoor air quality and protect public health.
Public Restrooms: Top 5 Ways COVID-19 Changed Americans’ Standards
Survey identifies key COVID impacts on how Americans view public restrooms, and the establishments that provide them.
Poor IAQ Makes People Anxious
Nearly three-quarters of North Americans feel anxious when entering public spaces with poor indoor air quality, according to new research.