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Full Steam -- Improving System Efficiency Through Better Maintenance - Health Facilities Management - June 2009
Health facilities professionals know the challenges that arise from working with outdated mechanical systems, reduced maintenance budgets and staff reductions: Knowledge gaps widen, resources are stretched thin trying to respond to trouble spots, and the existing infrastructure and systems must work harder to compensate for lost efficiencies.
Will Grindall, director of institutional markets for Armstrong International, recently authored an informative article for the June 2009 issue of Health Facilities Management. The article highlights the need for hospitals and health facilities to improve system efficiencies, and offers a number of strategies for optimizing utility performance and eliminating monetary waste.