After heavy storms, either from rain in spring or summer or heavy snow storms and melting aftermaths, property and building managers face more than just visible water damage. Mold, a persistent and costly indoor air hazard, thrives in damp conditions left behind by flooding, leaks, and power outages. Here’s how weather drives mold spore counts …
Industrial Hygiene: The Hidden ESG Advantage in Safer Workplaces
As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting becomes a cornerstone of responsible business operations, companies are increasingly recognizing the important role of industrial hygiene in meeting these evolving expectations. While financial and sustainability leaders often focus on carbon footprints or supply chain transparency, ensuring a safe and healthy physical work environment is just as vital …
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Pennsylvania invests to Make Schools Healthy – Dept. of Education Opens Applications for $10M for Environmental Repairs Grant Program & DCED for $100M for Facility Improvements
Public School Facility Improvement Grant Program – applications due by 5.31.2024 Environmental Repairs Grant Program – applications due by 6.30.2024 Pennsylvania’s Department of Education is set to open applications for its Environmental Repairs Grant Program, offering up to $10 million to address school environmental facility repairs. Applications open May 1, 2024, and schools across the …
Building Maintenance – Seasonal Planning to Prevent Mold Issues
Effective facility management practices play a crucial role in mitigating and preventing mold issues. Mold can not only damage buildings and infrastructure but also pose serious health risks to occupants. By implementing proactive measures, regular inspections, and prompt remediation, facility managers can create an environment that minimizes the risk of mold growth and ensures the …
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Schools and Mold Issues – Managing the Environment
“It’s impossible to see it all,” said Popp, “and it likely will be in different stages of its lifecycle. Sometimes, you can see mold, but the air samples are fine — it’s not an absolute test. Mold is a lot like a dandelion seedpod. The wind blows, and the seeds go all over. Mold is …