Artificial intelligence won’t replace technicians, but the facility managers who learn to use the technology will inevitably run circles around those who don’t.
The consequences of lockouts remain one of OSHA’s most-cited safety failures and the consequences can be felt immediately and are at times irreversible.
How Facility Managers Can Prepare for Severe Weather Emergencies
With severe weather becoming more intense, facility managers need to know what to do to keep their operations running and occupants safe. February 20, 2025
Severe weather events are becoming more frequent and intense, posing significant challenges for facilities managers tasked with keeping operations safe and running smoothly.
This Facilities in Focus video features Rusti Dyals, national director of environment, health and safety at ESFM, discussing key steps facilities managers can take to prepare for severe weather emergencies. The conversation covers three critical areas of preparedness: risk assessment and planning, building resilience, and emergency response coordination. Ultimately, staying ahead of severe weather threats requires proactive planning, regular training, and a focus on both safety and continuity of operations.
