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This paragraph is the only place you’ll read the phrase “COVID-19” in the entire issue of the June 2021 SNIPS Magazine. And that’s intentional. For more than a year, the pandemic has dominated conversations in the sheet metal industry and beyond. And in that chorus, we’ve left several stories fly under the radar.
The ASHRAE Alternate Care Sites Task Force was convened to provide engineering recommendations, solutions, and guidance to address the HVAC systems for alternate care sites.
Mechanical Contractors, Inc. (MCI) installs a custom stretch of copper ductwork as an added layer of protection against the spread of disease causing microbes.
Unique Metal Works, Arden Engineering Constructors and Earthwise Energy Technologies participated in the construction of two COVID-19 field hospitals located in Providence and Cranston, Rhode Island.
The field hospital, constructed on the campus of SUNY College at Old Westbury on Long Island, will serve as an overflow space for care space for local hospitals and COVID-19 patients.
Business is usual is what PJ Mechanical senior project director Louis Maffettone hopes HVAC contracting will get back too soon. But installing the ductwork at an alternative care facility earlier this year was anything but.