Seventeen years ago, Manny Souza was injured in a crane collapse. Today, he continues to find ways to improve workplace safety and risk assessment.

The International Code Council’s (ICC) Building Safety Month campaign enters its second week emphasizing the importance of promoting building safety locally.

The survey reveals widening gender gap in handwashing habits on World Hand Hygiene Day.

The annual campaign encourages the public to learn about and get involved in building safety with this year’s theme of "Game On!"

Scald burns are 100% preventable — but only when hot water systems are properly maintained, monitored, and designed to code. This month, Ron George, CPD, explores how preventative maintenance and plumbing codes work hand-in-hand to keep building occupants safe.

The brochure provides specifiers, facility managers, and healthcare professionals with a detailed look at Chicago Faucets’ common-sense, proven solutions.

In his column, seasoned plumbing design code expert Ron George delves into the critical issue of scald injuries caused by hot water systems. 

If passed, the state would be the sixth to implement its own heat-related guidance, after a federal standard appears to have lost steam.

The event featured a display of cutting-edge mobile training capabilities, emphasizing the importance of plumbing professionals in safeguarding public health and water quality.

Haan will succeed Dave Purkiss who is retiring after 37 years of dedicated service to the organization on April 18.