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Facility Group Editorial Team
Dan Weltin

Dan Weltin
Editor-in-Chief, Facility Market
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Greg Zimmerman

Greg Zimmerman
Editor, FacilitiesNet.com
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Dave Lubach

Dave Lubach
Editor, Building Operating Management
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Dan Hounsell

Dan Hounsell
Editor, Facility Maintenance Decisions
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Feature - Safety Drills Why Facilities Need to Perform Emergency DrillsPerforming safety drills have proven to be effective in emergency situations.
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