Articles Tagged with ''health and HVACR''

The North Dakota Department of Human Services is providing $2.56 million for HVAC upgrades in the state’s long-term care facilities.

ENCON upgraded a school’s filters and installed air purification units in approximately 100 rooms.

The cold chain will play a pivotal role in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic and the race to provide a vaccine worldwide.

Those who are well versed in IAQ have seen growing demand for their services, and they’re expecting interest to continue after the pandemic ebbs.

In the spring, the outlook for the HVAC industry, like the rest of the economy, seemed dim. But the situation soon changed.

There are a range of options designed to prevent the virus from traveling through a system. But how effective are they?

Anyone can become ASSE-12080 certified by completing 24 hours of approved education and then passing the ASSE-proctored exam.

The looming onset of winter is raising concerns about indoor air quality, especially concerning how the coronavirus and flu season might interact.

Steve Taylor, principal of Taylor Engineering in Alameda, California, spoke at the SMACNA Edge conference.

Mitigating the spread of COVID-19 is top of mind for just about every commercial building owner and manager in the U.S. and around the world.