Fight Unbalanced Building Temperatures with Modine Heating’s Jamie Tuinstra

Pest pressures can increase as the fall settles in—but what can facilities professionals do about it? Adam Holt, BCE, joins the Buildings Podcast to discuss typical trouble spots and how integrated pest management can help.

Ever looked at a product specification sheet and wondered what all the sustainability labels mean? You’re not alone. This episode of the Buildings Podcast unpacks how to evaluate sustainable products without getting overwhelmed by green claims and marketing buzzwords.

Modern buildings are essentially an RF fortress thanks to low-e glass and construction materials that block cellular signals. Dave Walton of MCA’s data division joins the Buildings Podcast to explain what you can do if your building has a poor wireless signal.

The way people perceive your building plays a key role in business outcomes. This episode of the Buildings Podcast explains why—and how facility managers boost occupant satisfaction.

Uneven hot and cold spots in commercial buildings are common, even during the warmer months—and even if systems are technically running properly. Jamie Tuinstra of Modine Heating joins the Buildings Podcast to explain why these temperature imbalances happen and how you can fix them.

Artificial intelligence is impacting every part of commercial real estate—but the best leaders know that technology empowers people instead of replacing them. This episode of the Buildings Podcast examines how leaders can evolve alongside AI.

Tariffs imposed on goods imported to the U.S. are impacting commercial real estate, from project scope to whether a project proceeds at all. Here’s what you need to know about the tariff landscape today.

If there is a fire in your building tonight, will your alarm system actually protect the people inside? The answer to this important question may surprise you. This episode of the Buildings Podcast examines why fire alarm systems can fail in emergencies and what you can do to make sure they perform.

The facilities department isn’t just a cost center—but changing that perception can be tough, especially when you don’t have the headcount to accomplish everything you need to do. Wayne Whitzell, first vice chair of IFMA’s Global Executive Board, joins the Buildings Podcast to explain how FM can become a strategic partner.

It’s time to look beyond the building when it comes to resilience. The site your building is on also has a role to play. This episode of the Buildings Podcast looks at the Sustainable SITES Initiative and what you need to know about certifying with it.