NIBS is co-hosting the workforce summit with the International Code Council and National Building Museum on March 4.

Explore the importance of maintaining good water quality in domestic hot water systems beyond pathogen mitigation in this article by Armin Madani.

This article traces the evolution of ventilation standards from the 19th century to the present, highlighting key developments such as the introduction of ASHRAE standards and the concept of Sick Building Syndrome.

Plumbing engineers and contractors need to gain a deeper understanding of water quality science and implement effective water management programs based on ANSI/ASHRAE standards.

Key changes of NFPA 13 (2025) include flexible adoption of newer standards, revised definitions and updated installation requirements for sloped ceilings and high clearance areas.

Columnist Ron George discusses the IPMC, a crucial regulatory framework designed to ensure the health, safety and welfare of building occupants by setting minimum maintenance standards for existing residential and nonresidential structures.

Deadline for nominations is Feb. 14, 2025.

Industry leaders, policymakers, and workforce experts convene to tackle the critical labor shortage facing America’s built environment.

The engineer’s mission is to solve problems and build lasting solutions with evolving technology. Balancing foundational engineering principles with technological innovation is crucial for effective problem-solving.