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Articles Tagged “TFM-Nov-2012”
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November 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 11)
The natural disasters occurring across North America in recent years have no doubt impacted many facility managers, and the northeastern U.S. has joined those ranks learning to recover.
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Renewable Energy: EV Infrastructure
As the adoption of plug-in electric vehicles slowly gains ground, some facility managers are installing charging stations for this mode of transportation.
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Tricks Of The Trade: Roof Leaks
Do you have any recommendations for flashing this HVAC unit? Is a double curb the only way to approach this situation?
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FM Issue: Integrated Systems, Effective Operations
Technology makes it possible for facility systems to work together and increase productivity. An ICT approach can help give facility managers additional oversight and control.
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IAQ Trends: Conundrum In The Air
Ensuring healthy indoor environments often challenges energy efficiency measures.
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Professional Development: A Step Above The Rest
Facility professionals with strong leadership skills are increasingly in demand at healthcare and higher education institutions.
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Services & Maintenance: Three Steps To Roof Replacement
Facility managers can protect people, property, and their budgets with a systematic approach.
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Tricks Of The Trade: Overhead Lighting Changes
Is there a common practice for changing light bulbs and ballasts located above cubicle office furniture? Many of our fixtures are above cubicles in such a way that “hanging” off of a ladder becomes a dangerous proposition.
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Tricks Of The Trade: Fan Belts
How often do you recommend replacing the belts in roof fans? Additionally, how often should the ventilation system be cleaned?
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The Facility Technologist: Video Beyond Borders
The use of this expanded format imagery in facilities is no longer confined to traditional monitors.
