Facilities Management articles for the week of 5/25/2025 - 5/31/2025

Lead Crisis Continues: What Managers Need to Know

ilwaukee, Wisconsin, has many claims to fame — beer, cheese, Summerfest, a couple of serial killers and the Bucks just to name a few.

Read This » Emergency Preparedness: When First Responders are Unable to Immediately Respond

eing prepared means planning not just for the likely, but for the worst-case scenario — a large-scale disaster where emergency services may be delayed or unable to respond at all.  “Don’t assume first responders will come,” Thomas says.

Read This » Women Lead the Charge in Facilities Management Transformation

s a female facilities manager, I take great pride in being part of such an exciting and multifaceted industry.

Read This » Emergency Preparedness: Going Beyond the Basics

t looked like a disaster from a Grey’s Anatomy episode, but it was a real-life event.  Brown floodwaters surged over a washed-out road and winds howled against the walls of Unicoi County Hospital, while staff at the rural Tennessee hospital moved patients to the roof for a daring helicopter rescue.  In another natural disaster, wildfires pushed California caregivers to the brink.

Read This » How AI Can Deliver Faster, Actionable Facility Insights

acility Condition Assessments (FCAs) are vital for strategic facilities management, informing decisions across diverse portfolios.

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