There are a range of options designed to prevent the virus from traveling through a system. But how effective are they?

The looming onset of winter is raising concerns about indoor air quality, especially concerning how the coronavirus and flu season might interact.

Steve Taylor, principal of Taylor Engineering in Alameda, California, spoke at the SMACNA Edge conference.

Mitigating the spread of COVID-19 is top of mind for just about every commercial building owner and manager in the U.S. and around the world.

Technology creates numerous improvements and efficiencies for HVAC contractors, but also safety risks.

With proactivity, we could avoid the possibility of building closures and an increase in poor health.

Contractors need to consistently revisit company policies to ensure they are keeping technicians and customers safe.

The OptiClean units will help to improve indoor air quality for the district, as its more than 60,000 students, teachers, and staff return to campuses.

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A commitment to safety starts in the shop and continues on the road and then to the job site.