Facility Maintenance Decisions
The only magazine for facility maintenance and engineering managers

Recent Articles

Feature - Career Path Lessons on the Road to Overseeing Chicago’s K-12 FacilitiesRobert Christlieb’s experiences managing gameday operations for a women’s soccer team paved the way to overseeing facilities for Chicago Public Schools.

Feature - HVAC Integrating Renewable HVAC: Team EssentialsSuccessful projects also involve addressing a range of issues that go beyond the confines of facilities, technology and personnel.

Feature - Management Insight  Emergency Preparedness Plans for Protecting Facilities, OccupantsInvesting in preparedness not only fulfills legal obligations. It also builds trust and confidence among employees and stakeholders.

Feature - NFMT What to Expect at NFMT 2025Coming back once again to Baltimore this March, NFMT brings a robust offering of education sessions, exhibitors and many opportunities to network.

Feature - HVAC Making Renewable Technology Work By addressing a range of critical issues during planning, managers can ensure successful integration of renewable technology into HVAC systems 

Feature - Emergency Preparedness K-12 School Districts and Universities Emphasize Disaster PlanningWhile mass shootings capture most of the attention, managers also must prepare for threats like pandemics and weather disasters.

Feature - Roofing Lubbock County Law Enforcement Center Benefits from Roofing ProjectLubbock County’s law enforcement center roof replacement project resolves water leaks and meets building’s current needs.

Feature - Grounds Management Grounds Management Experts Predict the Industry's FutureGrounds industry leaders offer their thoughts on what they are seeing for 2025

Editorial - Editorial Doing Nothing Is Not Free For maintenance and engineering managers in institutional and commercial facilities, doing nothing on the job would lead to disaster.

Feature - Lighting Utah High Schools Upgrades Lighting, Prevents Spread of IllnessGranite School District has upgraded its lighting choices for new buildings to kill harmful viruses and bacteria.