Emergency Response
Commercial building and facilities management resources for corporate facility executives, building operators and facility managers in all industry and service sectors. Emergency Response articles below.
Partnership Addresses School Safety Challenges
Through collaboration, Honeywell and NCS4 will work to enhance video and audio analytics technology capable of studying crowd behavior as well as identifying and locating guns, gunshots, and fights.
Alertus Emergency Notification Beacon
Alert Beacons sound and flash to capture the attention of building occupants and display custom messages about emergency and how to respond.
10 Tips When Water Damage Hits
When responding to a water-related disaster, time is of the essence. Here are 10 best practices to expedite the water remediation process.
RealView, LLC Forges Agreement With My Facility, Inc.
The developer of emergency planning and response systems for facilities has partnered with the facility mapping provider to strengthen offerings.
Loner M6 Employee Safety Monitoring by Blackline
The Loner M6 is an employee worn device for safety monitoring. It monitors lone workers in the field, inside facilities, between sites, and while driving.
Video Update: UCLA’s Recovery From Water Main Break
On July 29, 2014, a city of Los Angeles water main ruptured under Sunset Boulevard, opening a large hole in the pavement that closed the street during rush hour and flooded parts of UCLA’s north campus. Nearly a year after the flood, all impacted facilities are back in operation. This video documents the event and cleanup process.
FM Issue: Mission Critical Training
A methodical approach coupled with follow through goes a long way toward reliable operations in facilities that run 24/7.
Update: UCLA Facilities Deal With Aftermath Of Water Main Break
In this exclusive interview, Kevin J. Borg, Assistant Athletic Director, Facilities and Project Management, UCLA Intercollegiate Athletics Department, shares an update on the state of his facilities after Tuesday's water main break.
