BNV Mechanical Inc.
395 Williams Drive T9H5R1 Fort McMurray, AB, Canada

Operating with a successful maintenance management strategy is critical to improving the performance and reliability of physical infrastructure in all asset-intensive organisations. In addition to generating sales. After all, it is common knowledge that successful maintenance plans allow companies to minimize maintenance costs and downtime. #1 Prioritize Reasons for Downtime - Knowing what you're dealing with is the first step in any policy transition. You must collect data on the existing state of affairs in order to effectively move to a more effective maintenance policy. #maintenance

Members of the AWWA shield customers from lead in drinking water. The Association is also developing useful marketing, technical, and public policy capabilities. This unified hub provides access to a limited number of services. Here you'll find information on corrosion prevention and other lead management challenges, as well as the most recent legislative and regulatory changes and public outreach resources to assist you in communicating with consumers and other key stakeholders. #1 The New Lead and Copper Rule - In January 2021, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) amended the Lead and Copper Rule, bringing major amendments to the current rule. https://www.awwa.org//Resourc/Inorganic-Contaminants/Lead #watermanagement

This guidance assists water authorities in making PFAS-related drinking water management choices. These compounds are costly to study and difficult to extract from water. The guide examines validated treatment technologies, addresses technological issues relevant to technology selection, and examines how to create and organize data for decision-making. Here's where to get it: https://www.awwa.org//T/Drinking-Water-Treatment-PFAS.pdf #wasterwater

Having your facility running smoothly entails keeping all of the facility's processes running smoothly as well. But how do you know when it's time to maintain your systems? These situations highlight the significant and expensive distinction between constructive and reactive maintenance. You can get the guide here: #maintenance

A facility manager (FM), according to the International Facility Management Association (IFMA), must ensure the accessibility, convenience, protection, and reliability of the built environment by incorporating staff, location, operation, and technology. Occupancy and human factors, operations and maintenance, sustainability, facility information and infrastructure administration, risk management, and other expertise are among their specialties. Here are four qualities that any good facilities management chief would need in 2021: 1. Technological innovation - Facilities maintenance experts face a plethora of problems on a daily basis. Many of these problems would necessitate novel solutions. #management