Often times, when people think of Energy Management or Building Automation Systems, they believe that automation only pertains to Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. In the “Building Automation Blog Series” we will discuss the various applications that building […]
What does the Clean Air Act and Clean Air Month have to do with you? Well if you are old enough to remember smog in major cities in the 60’s and 70’s then you know there has been a change […]
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OFTEN ELIMINATES DISRUPTION Proper maintenance of your commercial, industrial, or municipal building plumbing systems can save money and energy. We take for granted our water heaters, toilets, faucets, sinks, drains, ice makers and water coolers until they stop […]
All leaks in any part of your pluming system whether clean water or sanitary wastes are damaging to your home, possibly unhealthy and a waste of resources. If drain lines are leaking they are both a health and structural hazard. […]
Throughout the week we have discussed many specifics when it comes to severe weather; thunderstorms, tornadoes, floods, and being prepared. What we haven’t covered is the many ways to receive severe weather updates. This information is critical in the event […]
Today we are discussing the dangers with thunderstorms. Thunderstorms are dangerous because they include lightning, high winds, heavy rain that can cause flash floods, and tornadoes. A severe thunderstorm is a thunderstorm that contains large hail, one inch in diameter […]
Today’s topic is something we at IFS are all too familiar with; flooding. Severe weather comes in many forms and in most cases it brings rain. As we know, excessive heavy rains can cause flooding. Flash flooding poses many risks […]
Mike Schwaller Joins Integrated Facility Services (IFS) ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – Mike Schwaller of Eureka has joined Integrated Facility Services (IFS) as safety director. He is responsible for developing, implementing and monitoring safety initiatives and training programs for IFS, a St. […]
The first thing that pops into many peoples minds when they hear the words “severe weather” is TORNADO. In St. Louis, we have seen the destruction first hand. No doubt many of you in the area will remember the Good […]
It is Severe Weather Week and this week we will be sending out daily communications focused on different topics surrounding severe weather. Today we are going to focus on being Prepared. There are many things we need to do to […]
