Articles Tagged with ''safety and HVAC''

Onboard Mercy Ships’ floating hospitals, every system is mission-critical. There’s no outsourcing at sea. If the power goes out, if the a/c fails in an operating room, or if plumbing stops working, surgeries stop.

The appeals were denied, and now the clock is ticking. Contractors should brace for callbacks and be prepared to track data for TIAs. 

Sheet metal and HVAC companies can proactively prepare for natural disasters by assessing risks, developing site-specific emergency action plans, and training workers to ensure safety and business continuity, writes SNIPS NEWS Guest Columnist Mike McCullion.

Rooftop service is never convenient, but always put safety first and plan ahead to reduce trips up and down the ladder. 

The man was on an HVAC call in Arizona, working in attic temperatures over 150 degrees, when he became unresponsive. 

HVAC technicians are going to be called upon to keep others safe during this heatwave, but they need to remember to keep an eye on each other, as well

Designed to streamline inventory and support code compliance, this IAPMO-approved stiffening clip enhances safety for critical infrastructure projects.

Employees who understand not just what safety procedures to follow, but why they matter, are more likely to adopt a safety-first mindset that influences their actions every day on the job site.

Milwaukee Tool is taking bold steps to meet that challenge, investing more than $10 million annually in the trades.