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The Percussive Maintenance Podcast www.esmagazine.com
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Percussive Maintenance is defined as the use of physical concussion, such as a knock or a tap, in an attempt to make a malfunctioning device or person work. In this podcast, we’ll do much more than rattle the engineering industry’s exterior, we’ll dig deeper into the subjects and topics that matter most with some of the industry’s most important names.
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*HVAC engineering trends*
*Success stories from influential firms*
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Celebrating the Partnership Between DLR Group and Atrius with Andrew Blauvelt and Ruairi Barnwell
Andrew Blauvelt and Ruairi Barnwell discuss the partnership between DLR Group and Atrius, introduce listeners to the sonrai IAQ analytics platform, and much more.
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Strengthening the Skilled Trades with Mary Kelly
Mary Kelly, president, and CEO, StrataTech, shares how her company is striving to bolster skilled trades education, how you can help, and more.
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Introducing the Edo Model of Energy Partnership with Hendrik Van Hemert
Hendrik Van Hemert, managing director of Edo, shares how the company was formed, its role in building-to-grid (B2G) integration, and more.
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Conducting Site Surveys Via Artificial Intelligence with Herb Dwyer
Herb Dwyer, CEO, Empeq, shares how engineers can conduct site surveys using artificial intelligence (AI), provides a glimpse into the future of AI in the built environment, and more.
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Pinpointing When to Buy and When to Sell with Alan Scharfstein
Alan Scharfstein, president and CEO of the DAK Group, discusses how his firm facilitated Trane’s purchase of Calmac, intangibles firms should consider before buying, and how to make the most out of a sale.
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Discussing EMA and AESP’s Partnership with Kevin Brown and Jennifer Szaro
Kevin Brown, vice president of engineering at ABM and member of Energy Management Association’s (EMA’s) board of directors, and Jennifer Szaro, president and CEO at Association of Energy Service Professionals (AESP), discuss the details behind the organizations’ recent partnership.