The Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses is used to classify work-related injuries and illnesses and to note the extent and severity of each case.
When an important employee appears to be coming down with flu-like symptoms, what can—and SHOULD—facility managers do?
Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) connects facility resources into a common platform to deliver unified dashboards.
The role of engineers is perhaps one of the most misunderstood in society, which is it why it’s important to recognize more than 1.8 million US engineers for their achievements. National Engineers Week (February 17-23, 2013) celebrates the achievements of past, present, and future.
How are facilities managers handling smoke free policies with regard to electronic cigarettes?
Facility managers can access the latest information about the company’s piping systems through this new technology tool.
Designed for low slope roofs, these non-penetrating, ballast free products allow for the attachment of lightning protection equipment to a facility. The lightweight systems provide for permanent attachment to all traditional roofing materials.
This away-from-home product is designed to minimize hand contamination by killing 99.99% of harmful bacteria almost instantly.
Nothing about having the flu is particularly funny, but one man’s attempt to exploit his germs is certainly weird, if not comical. Last year, Fred Parker of Coolspring Township, OH attempted to hold up a local business in Sharon, PA by threatening to spread an antibiotic resistant staph infection.
Using an online form, facility managers provide information about their fire system project needs, and the System Sensor team then designs and delivers system plans for review.