Weyerhaeuser’s Trus Joist TJI joist line with Flak Jacket protection is designed to provide builders with a simple, cost-effective way to achieve one-hour floor/ceiling assemblies and to comply with the new 2012 IRC fire protection requirements, according to the company. The new TJI joists with Flak Jacket protection, reduce the need for gypsum or wallboard. Additionally, Weyerhaeuser provides the unit with a limited lifetime warranty.
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Juno Lighting Group launched the new Indy Performance Series LED Downlights for new construction, remodel and retrofit applications. The LED series features a hyperbolic reflector design to reduce glare, and a chip-on-board light engine technology that provides uniform illumination.
Anne M. Hanenburg is now a licensed landscape architect for SPVV Landscape Architects. Hanenburg specializes in site master planning, landscape and hardscape design, garden design for specialized populations, and irrigation system design. Her focus also includes design of entry and wayfinding signage and features for health care, continuing care and higher education commissions.
MARION, Maine — South Coast Improvement Co. (SCI) officially launched its Healthcare & Senior Living Retrofit Division in February, a move that allows the company to strategically market its services to a broader range of clients.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A new wayfinding program at the recently renovated Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City is designed to push the envelope with state-of-the-art digital components.
NEW YORK — Construction management company Skanska USA formed a partnership earlier this year with Prime Logic Partners to help health care organizations improve their information technology infrastructures.
Skanska, based in New York City, provides construction management, preconstruction and design-build services to acute care hospitals, specialty outpatient centers and academic medical centers throughout the U.S.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — A new $21 million fiber-optic medical network is under way for the Illinois Rural HealthNet, designed to increase access to advanced medical care for residents of rural and underserved areas across Illinois.
The Illinois Rural HealthNet (IRHN) — a nonprofit network of health care providers — signed a contract with Omaha, Neb.-based communications and security services provider G4S Technology to implement a system linking 85 rural health care entities to urban medical centers.
Ergotron’s redesigned StyleView EMR cart portfolio is made to balance caregiver requirements for ease of use and increased productivity for hospital administrations’ IT investment security concerns. The cart comes with a new slide-to-open feature which provides caregivers easier access to CPU or laptop power buttons during shut-down situations. It also includes a three-piece interlocking work surface, offering protection against accidental spills according to the company.
The new Multi-Room Monitoring Station by Setra Systems offers remote viewing and alarm capabilities with reduced labor costs and improved productivity within critical care applications, according to the company. Featuring a flush mount design with easy installation, the MRMS requires only one BACnet signal cable for monitoring of up to eight rooms or critical spaces equipped with other Setra Systems.
PerfectServe named Todd Cozzens to the firm’s board of directors. Bringing more than 25 years of healthcare technology and services expertise to the company, Cozzens previously co-founded and led Picis, a high-acuity information system company. It was his strategic vision of information systems for the high-acuity care areas of hospitals that drove the company to a 50 percent annual growth rate over a 10-year span and to more than 2,100 hospital clients.
