Every year, in the United States, thousands of people suffer serious scald injuries in showers or tub-showers after the hot water system temperature has been adjusted. These injuries can be prevented with the proper controls and adjustments of the maximum temperature limit-stop on each shower valve.  

During the discussion, ACCA members advocated for more government funding for consumer education programs.

On Oct. 2, WQA staff answered questions and provided resources during a health fair in addition to attending a Newark Town Hall meeting.

This year's conference theme, "A New Living Standard," will inspire powerful discussions around buildings and their ability to improve quality of life for every person.

The conference was co-located with the ASSE International 2019 Annual Meeting, marking a first for the venerable organizations.

The lawsuit accused Ulma of engaging in false advertising and unfair competition for falsely claiming that it normalized its flanges in accordance with American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) A105 standards.

This presenting sponsorship provides ICC with recognition on all print and electronic promotional materials for the conference, reserved tables during the general sessions, and a hospitality suite for meetings with conference attendees.

Courtenay Eichhorst, business manager at UA Local Union No. 412 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Plumbers & Steamfitters UA Local 400, a local union consisting of about 2,000 members in Northeast Wisconsin, were honored at IAPMO’s 90th annual Education and Business Conference and 2019 ASSE International Annual Meeting this September. 

ACCA Board Member Louis Fuentes represented contractors at a recent NASEO event to discuss why state energy officials should invest in quality installation training programs.

The Nov. 12 event is open to engineers, designers, architects, facility managers and specifiers.