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Sustainable Water Fixtures and Legionella Control

Read through ASHRAE 188 and CDC guidelines to better serve your clients and protect the public from Legionnaires’ Disease.
December 4, 2023
Warren Rosenbrook PE, CPD, FASPE

As plumbing flow rates have declined since the passage of the Safe Drinking Water Act in 1991, the potential for Legionella growth in building plumbing systems has risen. Engineers must consider this — as well as scald risk and chemical eradication of the bacteria — when designing plumbing systems.


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Legal Pipeline

To Arbitrate or Not

The answer lies squarely in the parties’ agreement; courts will often defer to the express dispute resolution provisions in the parties’ agreement.
December 4, 2023
Steven Nudelman

When it comes to arbitration in a contract dispute, it is important to remember to read the contract. Courts give parties wide latitude to structure their own arbitration agreement. Parties may agree on arbitration as a method of dispute resolution, the specific rules to be followed and the scope.


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FPE Corner

The Art and Science Behind the Design Basis Water Supply

This foundational step in the design process is crucial, paving the way for an effective, responsive and dependable fire protection system.
December 4, 2023

For a comprehensive understanding of the water supply for a fire sprinkler system, fire protection engineers should identify the water resources, understand large water users, research historical data and adjust for variability.


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Code Classroom

Commissioning and Troubleshooting DHW Systems, Part 1

Hot water system failures often occur because of design, installation or maintenance issues.
December 4, 2023
Ron George

Design, installation and maintenance are all important for properly operating a building’s hot water system. Who an owner hires to maintain the building is critical. Most maintenance personnel may not know how to troubleshoot hot water issues properly. Ron George has provided a checklist for domestic hot water systems’ design, installation and commissioning.


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CONTRACTOR CULTURE

Incentivizing Techs to Embrace Training

Effectively implement six best practices and methods for improving your in-house technical training program.
November 3, 2023
Ken Midgett

Your training investment in your technicians will result in positive benefits beyond the financial impact. Trained techs exude confidence, impressing customers with their expertise — leading to fewer callbacks. Service managers can focus on their roles instead of being constant technical advisors, meaning increased job efficiency.


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MOMENTUM BUILDING MARKETING

So You’ve Landed a Media Interview

If you prepare and practice, your confidence as an industry leader should shine through the interview.
November 3, 2023
Heather Ripley

It’s perfectly normal to be nervous for your first few media interviews. It’s a new experience, and you want to make a good impression. However, don’t forget that you are the expert, not the reporter. Heather Ripley provides some preparation tips for a print or TV interview.


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Contractor Stories

Building a Team

An organization’s success or failure often comes down to the quality of the people involved.
November 3, 2023
Tom Soukup

When discussing how to add quality workers to your plumbing and heating business, look outside those trades. Tom Soukup says to start with people with the right attitude and mindset, which is crucial to the home services business; the technical side can be taught. 


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Inventory Management

Don’t Forget to Manage the Surplus

Conversion of unproductive inventory to cash has been a long-standing best practice in inventory management.
November 3, 2023
Jason Bader

Unproductive inventory is a nice way to say you have captive dollars sitting on your shelves instead of being used to make customer-centric investments.


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Showroom Excellence

Don’t Make Your Customers Miserable

Being relentless in pursuing great people will always be your No. 1 priority; having a great store is priority No. 2.
November 3, 2023

The retail shopping experience has grown consistently worse in 2023. 


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Code Classroom

Code Requirements for DHW Temperature Maintenance Systems

In my investigations where scalding or Legionnaires’ Disease injuries have occurred, often the HWTM system contributed to the incident.
November 3, 2023
Ron George

Hot water temperature maintenance systems often contribute to scalding injuries and Legionnaires’ Disease cases through inoperable circulating pumps and problematic balancing valves. Read on for Ron George’s insight into these systems.


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