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Biden Administration

Biden Picks Nominees for Top OSHA, Federal Transit Posts

Tom Ichniowski

April 12, 2021

Cal/OSHA chief Parker named for OSHA Job, transit agency veteran Fernandez selected for FTA.

Virus Zapper’s HVAC-System Retrofit Coming Soon

April 8, 2021

Integrated Viral Protection reports it has sold $15 million worth of the standalone version of the patent-pending Biodefense Indoor Air Protection System since the virus-killing air filter’s launch last August.

Monzer Hourani

ENR Award of Excellence

Developer's Novel Virus-killing Air Filter Ups Standard for Indoor Air Quality

Real-estate mogul Monzer Hourani wins 2021 ENR Award of Excellence for setting a presto tempo to develop technology that mitigates transmission of COVID-19 in buildings

Nadine Post

April 8, 2021

Real-estate mogul Monzer Hourani wins 2021 ENR Award of Excellence for setting a presto tempo to develop technology that mitigates transmission of COVID-19 in buildings.

COVID-19 particles

Air-Filtration Industry Steps Up to Combat COVID

Jeff Rubenstone

Jeff Rubenstone

April 7, 2021

After a long year, makers of air filtration and treatment systems see real progress in combating the spread of COVID-19

Federal Court Throws Out Two Trump-Eased Clean Air Rules

April 6, 2021

Revoked is one that delayed state mandates to meet landfill GHG emission controls, and another that exempted most stationary pollution sources from protective standards

Baker Climate Bill

Massachusetts Contractors and Developers Back Final Climate Bill

Scott Van Voorhis

March 31, 2021

Gov. Charlie Baker signs legislation to slash carbon emissions to “net zero” by 2050, but with some changes industry had sought

Serono project

Prevention through Design

When the Construction Project Team Made 122 Design Changes in the Name of Safety

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Scott Van Voorhis

March 25, 2021

A drug company’s new building may indicate growing support for design-phase hazard mitigation

New COVID-19 Tests, Rules Ramp Up in North America

Scott Van Voorhis

March 24, 2021

At pandemic anniversary, Canada rolls out mandated rapid antigen tests as U.S. weighs federal OSHA emergency standard to curb further virus spread

Construction Fatality

State Probes Contractor Worker's Deadly Fall at LA Water Plant

Greg Aragon

March 13, 2021

Jose Perez, a union laborer employed by contractor Murray Co. fell March 8 while securing tank lid at the Hyperion treatment facility

OBryant Windows

Boston Public Schools Welcome Students Back After Virus-Related Renovations

Oldest U.S. public school district worked on upgrades during remote learning

Stephanie Loder

March 1, 2021

The public school district carried out extensive renovations and upgrades.

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