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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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Dan Hounsell

Dan Hounsell
Editor, Facility Maintenance Decisions
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Recent Articles

Feature - Career Path From Law Enforcement to Grounds Management: Matthew BaileyAfter beginning in law enforcement, Matthew Bailey soon realized grounds management was the future for him.
Feature - Water Heater The Latest Water Heater Technology InnovationsSustainability, efficiency and smart technologies are among some of the most recent developments in water heater trends.
Feature - Editorial Emergencies Are a Time for Maintenance to ShineEffective reactive maintenance is critical to an organization’s resilience
Feature - Grounds Management Strategies for Renting Light Construction Equipment Managers not only need to consider project needs, but transportation issues and operator skills
Feature - HVAC The Higher the MERV the Better: With Some ExceptionsMERV 13 filters can boost a facility's IAQ, but are systems equipped to handle them?
Cover Story - Roofing Cool Roof Coating Project Aids in Energy SavingsRoof coating application at Orland Park’s Sportsplex extends roof life, improves energy efficiency.
Feature - Safety Fall Protection Violations Dominate OSHA Top 10Falls annually rank high on OSHA’s top 10 list of common violations, but managers can take steps to avoid incidents and injuries.
Feature - Boilers & Water Heaters How to Rent a BoilerWhen an emergency strikes, make the rental process easier by following these steps.
Feature - CMMS Unlocking a CMMS: Strategies and Tactics  For departments with no CMMS or an underperforming application, managers have opportunities to tap into the technology’s many potential benefits.
Editorial - Editorial  Maintenance: The Right Thing for the Environment So here is yet another argument — maybe the strongest one yet — that funding maintenance and repairs is a smart move.