Tag: Standards

Changes to OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard will improve the quality of information on labels, safety data sheets.

Facility executives can take steps to avoid litigation and maintain accessible spaces for all by choosing the right ADA consultant.

Guided by the WELL Building Standard, Excel Dryer aimed to merge beauty, health, wellness and sustainability into its renewed workplace.

The National Institute of Building Sciences supports public and private building technology to advance the nation’s built environment.

Misinterpretation of the UL 3741 Standard for Photovoltaic Hazard Control in some solutions may be putting firefighters at risk, and there are implications for the PV industry.

Quinta recessed spotlights use ceiling-integrated general lighting with supplementary components such as accent lighting and wall washing. 

Leading insurance, real estate, financial services, and sustainability companies have committed to health at scale as Fitwel Champions, Providers, and Partners.

New guidance from ANSI and ULSE shows how to measure, articulate the impacts that voluntary consensus standards can have on public health and safety.

ACEEE explores how SEM can support decarbonization efforts and provides strategies to broaden the scope of these programs to better meet today’s GHG emission reduction goals.

The transformation from traditional structures to smart buildings is fundamentally reshaping the domain of facilities management.

ACEEE looks at the expanding role of building performance standards as a key strategy to reduce emissions from existing buildings.

Three years in the making, NBIMS-US V4 will be unveiled at Building Innovation 2023 in September.

The Safety Professionals Handbook has become a standard reference guide for safety professionals and students across all industries.

Carol DeLatte, Exeter Finance, discusses her session topic for the 21st Annual Continuity Insights Management Conference: Business resiliency, business continuity, and disaster recovery standards.

In a sustainability checklist, buildings are at the top, and federal, state and local governments are taking action. Here's how to decode and achieve compliance with new policies.

Allseating is first Canadian manufacturer to reach highest level of responsible product manufacturing across all product categories.

SEAM Certification, a measure of corporate real estate social sustainability, will provide guidance, resources, and certification for achieving positive social impact in the built environment.

Accredited Solutions program certifies that smart, connected building products perform to latest industry standards, provide value for building owners and operators.

OSHA has extended the safety and health training opportunities if offers throughout the U.S. by adding a new organization to its OTI Education Centers.

Atlanta Warehouse is part of UCB's global inspace project, providing work environments to stimulate innovation and reimagine collaboration.