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How Dehumidifiers and Air Movers Team Up
Once safety hazards are eliminated, standing water is extracted, and air scrubbers are running, it’s critical to install dehumidifiers and air movers. […]
Essential Skills for Water Damage Response
The true key to successful water damage response lies in cultivating a skilled, knowledgeable team that knows how to operate equipment and […]
Guide to Floodwater Safety
Conducting a thorough assessment of the source of floodwater is crucial before responding. Facilities teams must quickly assess whether the water is […]
From Codes to Compliance: NFPA Standards for Facility Managers
Facility managers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of their buildings, occupants, and operations. In this episode, Brent Ward, owner […]
Emergency Preparedness for Schools: How Instant Access to Facility Information Improves Response Times
K-12 schools face significant emergency preparedness challenges, from floods and power outages to equipment failures that delay response times. Many schools still […]
What is a Dry Standard and Why Does it Matter?
Using the ‘dry standard’ in water damage response ensures that drying is comprehensive and prevents mold and further structural damage. This guide […]
Four Essential Questions to Guide Water Damage Response
When water damage occurs, there are four questions that sum up the information that must be gathered during the drying process to […]
Comprehensive Hurricane Preparedness Checklist for Facilities Teams
A comprehensive checklist to help you prepare your facilities for hurricane season.
The Importance of CPR: Why Quick Action Saves Lives
This document explores the critical role CPR plays in increasing survival rates during cardiac emergencies. It provides detailed insights into the benefits […]
Five Essential Tips for Protecting your Property from Southern California Wildfires
In a region known for its propensity for wildfires, proactive measures are essential to safeguarding your property and community. Here are five […]










