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The IMMUNE Building Standardhas been developed as a set of measures, technical solutions, and facility management practices to certify how built environments can withstand present and future health challenges and minimize the impact of a pandemic such as COVID-19 and other bacteriological or toxicological threats.
American Supply Association webinar examines ways to keep the workplace safe, how returning occupants can endure the threat of COVID-19 and best practices to ward off the threat of potential IEQ-related contaminants.
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Create a strategic plan prior to opening a building. The plan should include measures to make occupants feel safer, ensuring supply chain for critical items, such as filters and communication plans for building support and safety measures for occupants.
REA was formed in 2007 by Bill Schultz, P.E., RRC, who has more than 40 years of experience in building enclosure consulting experience, working primarily with government, commercial clients, and school districts.
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