Tag: Extreme Weather
Which States Are Safest For Outdoor Workers?
With OSHA's recently proposed rule for federal heat protections, Lawn Love ranked 2024's Safest States for Outdoor Workers.
Learn How To Capture Energy Incentives And Strengthen The Power Grid
Join us for this free webinar and learn how to to open new revenue streams, reduce energy costs, and advance sustainability goals at your facility with virtually no disruption to productivity.
Keeping Your Facility Mold-Free In Extreme Weather
Resolving water issues can be costly, but mold is a secondary concern that can rear its ugly head long after water leakage is remedied.
The Built Environment: How Do Weather Events Impact Interior Design?
New research from the American Society of Interior Designers and Chemical Insights Research Institute explores the impacts of extreme weather on interior design.
Got Snow? Here’s How To Handle It!
If you're dealing with a winter storm that's creating dangerous snow and ice conditions at your facility, here are some timely resources.
The Greatest Resource For Emergency Preparedness? Your CMMS
As severe weather becomes more commonplace, healthcare facilities are forced to prepare for recovery once the inevitable storm hits. Utilize your CMMS strategically before and after weather disasters to get back to serving patients as quickly as possible.
A Quick Look Back Before We Forge Ahead
A member of Facility Executive’s Editorial Advisory Board recaps how the past twelve months have been for the facility management industry.
Three Key Priorities For More Resilient, Sustainable Facilities
New report from JLL outlines three key factors that should be prioritized to create a more resilient and sustainable built environment.
Preparing For A Power Emergency
Over the past year, severe weather events and power grid problems have struck various regions, acting as a resounding wake up call to commercial buildings.
Standing Up To Extreme Weather
Routine inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) is a critical part of a facility manager’s role when dealing with extreme weather.
Preparing For The Challenges Of Compounding Disasters
Compounding disasters, where two or more hazards are present, are forcing many organizations to evaluate their risks and response plans.
Flood Risk Mitigation: Protecting Critical Manufacturing Assets
Portadam provided flood risk mitigation services to prevent weather-related damage at Sonoco Products Company’s manufacturing facility.
How This Florida College Recovered From Hurricane Damage
In Florida, Pensacola State College needed flooding mitigation and a roof replacement after a devastating hurricane.
Severe Weather: Protecting Facilities With Technology
How innovative weather technology protects utility providers and supports better emergency response coordination during weather disasters
Case Study: Corporate Industrial Campus Flood Risk Mitigation
Portadam provided flood risk mitigation services to prevent weather-related damage at Sonoco Products Company’s manufacturing facility.
Is Your Critical IT Infrastructure Ready For Hurricane Season?
Facility executives should consider these strategies to keep critical IT infrastructure up and running through the unpredictability of hurricane season.
Building Codes And The Right Roofing
Facility managers may want to invest in structural elements that exceed the protection provided in building codes.
Simple Steps To Avoid Winter Slip, Trip, And Fall Injuries
As winter weather targets much of the U.S., now's the time to prevent dangerous slips, trips, and falls, according to MEMIC.
How To Keep Industrial Generators In Peak Condition
Steps to help keep industrial generators in peak operational condition
How Monsoon Storms Can Impact Your Commercial HVAC Unit
Make sure your facility’s HVAC unit is able to perform optimally all monsoon season long while also maintaining a healthy indoor air quality.