Safety
Contractors Set to Implement Air Quality Upgrades for Healthier Buildings
Construction contractors are increasingly being asked by building owners and operators to provide various mitigation strategies to improve indoor air quality to help occupants avoid being exposed to lingering airborne viral particles.
By Nate Echtenkamp
March 11, 2021
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by Nate Echtenkamp
Nate Echtenkamp, P.E., is at The Beck Group, a Dallas-based integrated design-build firm, and is licensed in the state of Texas as a professional engineer.
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