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Open information exchange of Heating, Ventilating and Cooling systems (HVAC) – A Important Standard? – HVAC information exchange – HVACie

Building Information Management

Open information exchange of Heating, Ventilating and Cooling systems (HVACie), released by the Engineer Research and Development Center for public review. HVACie extends the existing Industry Foundation Class Coordination View including equipment and system information streamlining construction shop drawing and fabrication.

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Open information exchange of Heating, Ventilating and Cooling systems (HVAC) – A Important Standard? – HVAC information exchange – HVACie

Building Information Management

Open information exchange of Heating, Ventilating and Cooling systems (HVACie), released by the Engineer Research and Development Center for public review. HVACie extends the existing Industry Foundation Class Coordination View including equipment and system information streamlining construction shop drawing and fabrication.

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Who's Your Daddy? Logical Relationships in Revit MEP

Revit OpEd

This is an echo of a post from October 2011. Revit MEP elements, like electrical panels and receptacles or HVAC equipment and diffusers, have a Parent - Child relationship. In contrast the physical relationship is described with duct/pipe but there is no equal for electrical systems.

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Facilities Maintenance Checklist and Procedures

Job Order Contracting

De-energize, lock out, and tag electrical circuits. Inspect electrical power panel. Check electrical connections and wiring for loose or overheated conditions. De-energize or discharge all hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, or thermal energy prior to beginning work. Door; Hydraulic, Electric or Pneumatic Operated.

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Trinity Solar Named the 4th Fastest Growing Company in New Jersey

U.S. Construction

29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — On November 14, 2011, NJBIZ named Trinity Solar as New Jersey’s 4th fastest growing company. This year’s rankings were announced at the awards dinner and ceremony on Monday, November 14, 2011 at the Palace at Somerset Park in Somerset, New Jersey. FREEHOLD, N.J.,

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40 Under 40: Champions of Construction 2022

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Shawn Brennan, Continental Electrical Construction Company. Matt Allread, Gaylor Electric, Inc. Brian Harlow, Interstate Electrical Services . Corey Coleman, Piquette & Howard Electric Service, LLC. Construction Technologist, Continental Electrical Construction Company. Siddharth Kothari, Clayco Inc.

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Skilled labor shortage amplifies need to boost vocational education

The Korte Company

And yet, school systems still devalue vocational education as a matter of policy. January 2011 was the weakest month for the construction workforce with just over 5.4 Combine that with an education system that no longer reliably funnels young workers into these good-paying jobs and the result is the severe shortage we see today.