Tag: Professional Development

USGBC's LEED Zero creates a platform to help existing buildings move from low environmental impact to no environmental impact.

A new continuing education unit (CEU) offered by Ecore focuses on the benefits of high-performance fitness and athletic flooring.

Four in 10 managers believe workplace violence is getting worse, and workers are anxious about their safety and security, according to a new HSB survey.

As new chair of the BOMI International Board of Trustees, Tim O’Donald, RPA takes the reins from Nicholas E. Stolatis, RPA®, CPM®, LEED®-AP.

New report reveals 74% of employees would consider leaving their job if office health and sustainability expectations go unmet.

Many companies are embracing a flexible work environment vastly different from the pre-pandemic norm, and apps are one tool to spur this evolution.

Protect occupants in rooftop seating areas by minimizing potential risk of Legionnaires’ Disease from this equipment.

Construction projects add to existing facility data, and technology helps with organization and retrieval.

Organizational change around the new workplace isn’t one size-fits-all, and facility management has a central role.

Trilogy Health Services, owner and operator of more than 110 senior living communities, shares lessons learned from its pandemic experience.

The June 2021 issue looks at how facilities are evolving in the wake of COVID-19. Plus, healthcare infrastructure, lighting and energy, and preparing for natural hazards.

The impact of retirement on school facility teams can be tempered when building information is easily available to multiple parties, including newcomers, administrators, teachers, and staff members.

A sector burdened by deferred facilities maintenance faces more challenges amid COVID-19.

More than half of U.S. employees responding to an Eagle Hill Consulting survey report burnout, and burnt out employees are three times more likely to leave.

The OSHA training grants are available to non-profit organizations through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 and the Susan Harwood Training Grant Program.

2021 Priceline Work-Life Balance Report finds 92% of American employees are planning to vacation to make up for lost travel last year.

As employees begin to make their way back to work, employers will benefit from creating a workplace people are excited to walk into every day.

Research highlights factors that have reduced loss since the America Burning report was released in 1973, and areas where work is still needed.

OSHA's emergency temporary standard (ETS) focuses on healthcare workers most likely to have contact with someone infected with the coronavirus.

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