February 2012: Renovation

 

Featured Articles

Building in Motion

By Darlene BremerUnder (Green Building)

Energy modeling, according to the American Institute of Architects (AIA), is the practice of simulat

Ghosts of a Building’s Past

By Jerry RiveraUnder (Safety)

The U.S.

Wiring the Past for the Future

By Thomas E. GlavinichUnder (Your Business)

The United States is aging, and its buildings are getting older, too.

Savvy Selling

By Susan BloomUnder (Your Business)

Surveying the current state of his market, Phil Rose, president of Milwaukee-based Roman Electric Co

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Four Critical Minutes
(Safety)
By
Diane Kelly
February 2012
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) causes 13 percent of workplace fatalities, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). READ MORE
2012 OSHA Expectations
(Safety)
By
Joe O'Connor
February 2012
Outcome Goal 2.1 of the Department of Labor’s Strategic Plan for 2010–2016 is to “Secure safe and healthy workplaces, particularly in high-risk industries.” To accomplish thi READ MORE
Who Let the Dogs Out?
(Your Business)
By
Fred Sargent
February 2012
Mike, an anonymous electrical contractor, is almost to the point where he can laugh about an incident that occurred last summer. READ MORE
Savvy Selling
(Your Business)
By
Susan Bloom
February 2012
Surveying the current state of his market, Phil Rose, president of Milwaukee-based Roman Electric Co. Inc., painted a not-so-rosy picture. READ MORE
Tackling Communication Technology in a Doctor's Office
(Systems)
By
Frank Bisbee
February 2012
It might sound simple, but it isn’t. The project is a technical challenge, far more complicated than moving a commercial business. Why? READ MORE

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