2005 July
Trend makes building management a touch easier
Lighting control modules accommodate DALI technology
Commissioning issues for building-management systems
A record year for the UK controls and BMS industry
The BMS as part of an intelligent building
Refurbishment enhances factory heating and ventilation
National approach wins major contract for Cofathec
Armed forces pay attention to efficient lighting
Cost-effective remote monitoring
Church refurbishes with underfloor heating
Limescale control slashes maintenance costs
An audit trail for refrigerants
Protecting against corporate manslaughter litigation
Advanced air conditioning for traditional building
Pickerings elevates its national lift-support services
Boiler rigs meets school standards
Inviron FM contract tops £1 million a year
Exploiting innovation in developing an FM strategy
Replacing variable-speed drives in HVAC applications
The perils of neglecting maintenance
Microwave detector goes to greater lengths
Tailored solutions for energy management
Evaporative cooling slashes temperature in hotel kitchen
Nu-way docks running costs at South Quay
Welsh hospitals take a third off air-conditioning costs
Taking the heat out of an Indian restaurant
Hamworthy delivers temperatures for drugs company
Hydrocarbon chillers on the roof
Underfloor heating slashes gas bills
Walsall Council learns the lesson of prefabrication
Briggs & Forrester continues its investment in youth
Plumber becomes apprentice of the year
York waves HVACR flag in climate-protection award scheme
Goodmarriott & Hursthouse bought by Dutch group
Hydrocarbon refrigerants poised for significant growth
Watts Industries acquires interest in controls
Waterloo completes product harmonisation
The easy route to project partnership contracts
Four new appointments at BCIA
THE Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) has appointed a new Vice-President and three new additions to its Management Committee.
Engineering services alliance welcomes retentions reporting legislation
Engineering services alliance Actuate UK has warmly welcomed the new secondary legislation which will require reporting of cash retentions held by the large construction companies under the Reporting Regulations.