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Covering all of the latest developments and innovations surrounding the burgeoning relationship between marijuana, grow rooms, and HVAC. As legalization continues across the U.S. we will cover marijuana’s role in HVAC for contractors, distributors, and manufacturers.
Since current testing for marijuana can’t indicate whether or not an employee is currently impaired, it’s important HVAC supervisors are trained on how to recognize impairment and drug policies state what to do if an employee is impaired during work.
A big part of the growth cycle of the cannabis plant is deeply rooted in the ability of the plant to absorb and rid itself of water vapor, so we now add a D to HVAC for dehumidification.
Cannabis operations can take years to perfect their HVAC. But for Brandon Schmitzer of High Mountain LLC in Vassar, Michigan, the HVAC side was a cinch.