The Challenges with security in university accommodation by Jane Farrell, FM Development Manager, Sodexo and Chairman International Professional Security association (IPSA).
Creating the right level of accessibility and an efficient flow through a building for staff and children is now a key priority for those working in the education sector.
With a number of universities around the country turning to Combined Heat and Power as an effective way to cut energy costs and carbon emissions, Pete Mills, Commercial Technical Operations Manager at Bosch Commercial and Industrial, explains why it is only through correct sizing and a suitable hydraulic and control arrangement that this burgeoning technology will really perform to its potential.
KI seating selected for award-winning City of Glasgow Super College
Steve Nurdin, marketing manager at Cannon Hygiene, explains how university estate managers can maximise the use of automated systems to ease the pressure on hygiene during peak times.
The prestigious University of Siena chooses Axis for e-learning.
The University of Wolverhampton has transformed the way it manages its estates and facilities operation using employee scheduling and remote workforce management solution SmartTask.
Education facilities, especially those for higher and further education are undergoing enormous change. Akin to the rapid evolution of workplaces, learning environments are adapting to the changing needs, expectations and priorities of its occupants.
GLASGOW was named European City of Culture in 1990 and now, over 25 years after the accolade catapulted it into the cultural limelight, the vibrant city continues to impress with a focus on the arts and education.
Taking a fix rather than maintain approach to caring for roads and car parks is an unacceptable liability that increases risks of personal injury and huge unplanned costs.
School leaders and authorities need to make building security the No. 1 priority, says Simon Osborne, commercial leader of safety and security company Allegion.