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Commercial building and facilities management resources for corporate facility executives, building operators and facility managers in all industry and service sectors. UL articles below.
LBA Realty First To Achieve Healthy Building Mark For Indoor Environment
Buildings that have achieved performance in five critical areas of assessment — air, water, hygiene, light, and acoustics — can earn the UL Verified Healthy Building Mark for Indoor Environment.
CEOs Want Employees Back In Office—But Can We Prove Buildings Are Safe?
Survey shows that 75% of executives anticipate at least half their employees will be back in the office this month, and ensuring corporate buildings are safe for return is key.
Iconic LA Building First To Earn UL Healthy Building Indoor Air, Water Verification
FourFortyFour South Flower is the first building in the world to earn the UL Verified Healthy Buildings Mark for Indoor Air and Water.
Avi-on Labs Achieves IoT Security Rating
UL verifies Avi-on commercial lighting platform is the first commercial lighting company to meet Platinum level IoT security capabilities
UL, SafeTraces Launch Program To Help K-12 Schools Reopen Safely
Indoor air quality, ventilation and filtration verification, and infection control program helps enhance student, teacher, and staff safety.
The Music Center In Los Angeles Recognized For IAQ Upgrades
The complex is the first performing arts organization to earn the UL Verified Healthy Buildings Mark for Indoor Air Quality.
UL, Telecommunications Industry Association Launch Smart Building Rating Program
The SPIRE™ Smart Building Program is the world’s first-and-only comprehensive and objective assessment and rating program for smart buildings.
Lighting Industry Leaders Team Up To Offer UVC Light Safety Guidance
American Lighting Association, National Electrical Manufacturers Association, and UL bring ultraviolet-C light application risks to the forefront with new position paper.
Quality LED Testing Matters
All LED lighting isn’t created equally, so make quality testing a pillar of your buying decisions for your buildings and sites.
Manufacturers Can Optimize EPDs With New UL Program
UL has launched a program focused on providing insight into Environmental Product Declarations, including product impact in comparison with the category average or previous product versions.
