This year, Plumbing Engineer will feature its first-ever Plumbing Design of the Year. 

The scope of the Legionella Task Group is to address concerns pertaining to the control and intervention of Legionella associated with mechanical systems and equipment.

The training is designed to quickly and conveniently equip entry-level HVAC technicians with crucial workplace safety skills.

Hot water recirculation systems have been misunderstood and plagued with problem resolutions that don’t stand the test of time. The author says this results from first-order thinking — simplistic and superficial. Read on to discover how deep and complex second-order thinking can help improve the design of these systems.

The award is presented annually to a mechanical industry safety and health professional who helps their company achieve an exceptionally high degree of safety excellence.

Each October, Global Handwashing Day highlights the important relationship between handwashing with soap and water and staying healthy.

Water quality is a continual challenge, even in the United States. Read on as LiquiTech CEO Tory Schira describes the threats to buildings’ water supplies — and a multibarrier approach to eliminate such threats.

The plumbing and heating industry has several standards covering water temperature in water distribution systems and plumbing fixtures to prevent scalding and Legionella bacterial growth. Read on for an explanation of three new standards focusing on water heaters.