Portable Sanitizing Station Combats Spread Of COVID-19
The Sanitizing Station™ provides thermal temperature scanning, hand sanitizer dispenser, and walk thru personal exterior sanitizing mist.
Facility Safety Protocols For Outside Contractors Amid COVID-19
It's important to consider updating the safety precautions required by external teams as they enter and exit your property.
Rainscreen Systems Provide Moisture Protection, Insulation To Building Facades
In addition to water infiltration, rainscreen systems also manage air infiltration, negative wind pressures, heat transfer, and vapor transmission into and out of a building.
National Safety Council: OSHA Must Protect Workers From COVID-19
Through legislative, administrative, judicial, and public means, the NSC will pursue implementation of an emergency temporary standard to protect workers from COVID-19 exposure.
Honeywell And SAP Partner For Cloud Based Integration Of Building Data
Through Honeywell Forge and the SAP Cloud Platform, facility management and owners access streamlined operational and business data to help drive efficiencies.
Planned Companies Introduces COVID-19 Disinfecting Service Program
Materials include commercial and residential reopening and rapid response guidelines, and a disinfecting procedure booklet.
Are Employers Required To Provide Cloth Face Coverings To Workers?
OSHA has published a series of frequently asked questions and answers regarding the use of face coverings, surgical masks, and respirators in the workplace.
Better Buildings Initiative Partners Save $11B In Energy Costs
The more than 950 public and private sector organizations participating in DOE’s Better Buildings Initiative have saved nearly $11 billion in energy costs.
The University Of Texas System Chooses Planon Lease Accounting Solution
The university chose Planon's platform to adhere to the GASB 87 lease accounting standard for public organizations in the United States.
New LEED Guidance Addresses COVID-19 Reopening Strategies
Four new Safety First Pilot Credits from USGBC outline sustainable best practices for cleaning, workplace re-occupancy, HVAC, and plumbing.
Alabama Automakers Adopt COVID-19 Safety Measures
In Alabama, automakers have been ramping up production following the COVID-19 outbreak, with strict new protocols in place to prevent the spread of the virus.
FDA Revises Rules Regarding Decontamination, Reuse Of Respirators
Based on an increased understanding of the performance and design of certain respirators, the FDA has decided that they should not be decontaminated for reuse by healthcare personnel.
Collaboration Spaces: Are They Working?
Effectively planning for collaboration spaces now will pay off later.
2020 Green Lease Leaders Announced
A program of the Institute for Market Transformation and the U.S. DOE Better Buildings Alliance, Green Lease Leaders recognizes landlords and tenants who take action toward sustainable leasing terms.
ServiceNow Safe Workplace App Suite
The ServiceNow Safe Workplace suite is Powered by the Now Platform and includes four new apps and a dashboard designed to help companies manage the essential steps for returning employees to the workplace.
Humanscale Introduces WellGuard Separation Panels
New separation panels limit the spread of airborne particles between workstations, helping to ensure a safer return to the workplace.
NYC Real Estate Leaders Issue Guidelines For Reentering Office Buildings
As New Yorkers head back to work, business and labor union leaders from the real estate industry have created comprehensive office protocols to put public health and safety first.
HealthySpaces AI-Based Application Accelerates Safe Facility Reopening
The new solution from Nomad Go provides real-time data about space occupancy, mask usage, and social distancing to improve COVID-19-related compliance.
Carrier Launches Healthy Buildings Program
The expanded suite of advanced solutions delivers healthy, safe, efficient and productive indoor environments for commercial, healthcare, education, and retail facilities.
Execs Expect More Teleworking, Even One Year After COVID-19
A new survey reveals the majority of human resources executives expect the shift toward teleworking to continue, even one year after COVID-19 substantially subsides.