Tag: water-management
A Hospital Back In Balance
For healthcare centers like Community Hospital, a sophisticated automated water management program is now just a touch screen away.
Managing Carbon Emissions Through Water Management
Water waste in buildings is a significant issue, with approximately 25% of all water entering buildings going to waste.
Water Management Plans For Healthcare
Failure to follow regular maintenance routines will expose owners to litigation should an occupant contract Legionnaires’ Disease.
Facility Executive: February 2022 Issue
The February 2022 issue focuses on forward-thinking facilities, compliance, and roofing. Plus. waste management and office design.
WINT Water Intelligence Recognized As Tech Standout
The company has been named to Fast Company's inaugural Next Big Things in Tech list.
Identify Opportunities To Optimize Water Use
Companies of all sizes can optimize water use in order to address our global water crisis.
WINT AI Solution Detects Water Leaks In Fire Suppression Systems
AI-powered technology detects leaks in sprinklers and fire hydrant systems to prevent key sources of water damage in buildings.
Water Conservation Tips for World Water Day
SSC Services for Education (SCC) is sharing water conservation tips and strategies for communities for World Water Day on March 22, 2021.
Safety For Dormant Water Systems In Buildings
Facilities closed or with reduced occupancy due to the COVID-19 pandemic need to evaluate current water systems to ensure a healthy return to operations. Phigenics, a firm focused on water management, provides insight.
Buildings Closed Due To COVID-19 At Risk For Legionnaires’ Disease
Buildings reopening following the shutdown pose a health risk that mimics COVID-19 if water systems aren't brought online properly.
Keeping Facility Grounds In Top Shape
At commercial facilities, well-kept outside spaces are important to employees and visitors alike.
Texas Manufacturer Recycles 90% Of Water
Texas Nameplate transformed itself from a company that was often cited for water discharge violations to one that sets an example in water management for other manufacturers.
Question Of The Week: Designing For Stormwater Management
The EPA has chosen the winners of its 2017 Campus Rainworks Challenge. What stormwater management strategies have you implemented to reduce runoff from your facility sites?
DNA Test Rapidly Identifies Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreaks
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) helped New York City health officials identify the source of a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak within hours and should be considered in all outbreak investigations.
WRI, MIT Focus On Creating Water Management Database
World Resources Institute and MIT Sloan School of Management have proposed a method to help pinpoint where utilities and local governments may need to fortify water management efforts.
CDC Report Looks At Legionnaires’ Disease In Healthcare
About 3% of Legionnaires’ disease cases were determined to be “definitely associated with a healthcare facility,” with 17% of cases listed as “possibly associated.”
EPA Grants For Urban Water Improvement Projects
Several K-12 and higher education facilities are among the 22 organizations receiving up to $60,000 each for water quality initiatives.
Water Conservation, In And Around Facilities
Reducing consumption and improving quality of this natural resource calls for a holistic, if measured, approach.
Dow Wins U.S. Water Prize
With global water demand for manufacturing expected to increase by 400 percent by 2050, Dow contends that organizations seeking to remain in business must use this scarce resource more efficiently.
Water Monitoring, Technology Tools
With irrigation management a mature industry, indoor water management technologies are coming of age