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Using an integrated approach focusing on indoor and outdoor air, mechanical engineers and architects can create comfortable, safe and healthy spaces.
July 1, 2025
From burnt popcorn to airborne pathogens, HVAC expert Mike P. Krueger, PE, explores how smarter design and engineering can transform indoor air quality—and why it’s everyone’s responsibility to breathe easier.
As Omega Flex, Inc. celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, Moran reflects on the flexible metal hose and piping products, manufacturer’s values, culture and mission.
Omega Flex marks its 50th anniversary with a legacy built on innovation, safety, and U.S.-manufactured flexible piping systems. Under President Ed Moran’s leadership, the company continues to expand globally, enhance core products like CounterStrike and DoubleTrac, and invest in new technologies while maintaining a strong focus on training, customer support, and industry education.
Commercial kitchens can dramatically complicate otherwise simple plumbing designs, making early coordination, thorough code research, and close collaboration with kitchen consultants essential for a compliant, efficient, and conflict-free system.
Proper inspection, testing and maintenance of these critical components are essential to ensure system reliability, compliance and protection against single-point failures.
July 1, 2025
Discover why backflow preventers (BFPAs) are critical yet often overlooked components of fire protection systems—and how proper inspection, testing, and maintenance ensure both code compliance and reliable system performance.
Unexpected conditions below the surface can lead to major disputes. A recent case between Skanska Civil USA and the U.S. Navy reveals the high stakes of differing site conditions and the importance of thorough pre-bid review and due diligence.
When two plumbing engineers visited a high school to share their career journeys and hands-on experiences, they not only inspired future engineers but also rediscovered their own passion for the work they do every day.
With strong federal backing and growing collaboration between low- and high-temperature technologies, the geothermal industry is poised to reshape America’s energy future through integrated thermal networks that boost efficiency, resilience and sustainability.
Fire protection design engineers must consider proper classification of diverse stored commodities, hazardous material storage and sprinkler system ITM.
July 1, 2025
Warehouse fires occur more than four times a day in the U.S., and while the risks are significant, proper fire protection system design, maintenance, and awareness of storage hazards can make all the difference in preventing loss of life and property.
Proper training, use of PPE, hazard awareness and adherence to OSHA safety guidelines are essential to minimize injuries and ensure a safe work environment.
Design professionals face serious risks when visiting construction sites. This essential guide reveals the most common jobsite hazards, from deadly falls to hidden electrocution threats, and how to stay safe.
On June 26, NIBS led a Congressional Briefing hosted by The High-Performance Building Coalition: Retrofitting for Resilience and highlighted the urgent need to invest in resilient infrastructure.