Caring for campus grounds has become a quieter experience and more comfortable for landscape services employees, as Western works to eliminate gas-powered units on campus. Facilities Management has recently added two electric John Deere Gator utility ve …
Inside the logistics teams that steered Western through strained supply chain and mounting costs
Assessing and upgrading ventilation systems part of plans for an in-person fall
London to host Ontario Summer Games in August 2024 with up to $1M funding from province
Projects slated for 2021-2022 include a new Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre and an Indigenous Learning Centre
Western’s renewed and renewable commitment to sustainability is far more than a (phosphate-free) laundry list of activities.
“Because of COVID” became shorthand for the myriad ways we became experts in the art of the pivot.
A Hospitality staffer committed to waste diversion and a student who designed an app to improve use of electric-vehicle charging stations are among winners of this year’s Western sustainability awards.
A busy season for campus construction, renovation, and maintenance resumes this week after a six-week shutdown to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic – although it will not be business as usual, Facilities Management officials announced.
Facilities Management’s Building Services team has turned to technology to ramp up the fight against the spread of germs. Using six new electrostatic sprayers (eSprayers), the team is disinfecting campus more quickly than with traditional cloth wipes.
Thanks to one campus team, Western staffers at the wheel keep rolling along – safe and sanitized.
Earlier this month, Clayton Cook and his University Machine Services team constructed a much-need bracket for a local neurosurgeon – a devise to hold a patient’s head in place during lifesaving surgery. Just another Thursday around the shop.
Both the newly constructed Amit Chakma Engineering Building and historic University College received top honours from the Don Smith Commercial Building Awards.
Inside the logistics teams that steered Western through strained supply chain and mounting costs
Assessing and upgrading ventilation systems part of plans for an in-person fall
London to host Ontario Summer Games in August 2024 with up to $1M funding from province
Projects slated for 2021-2022 include a new Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre and an Indigenous Learning Centre
Western’s renewed and renewable commitment to sustainability is far more than a (phosphate-free) laundry list of activities.
“Because of COVID” became shorthand for the myriad ways we became experts in the art of the pivot.
A Hospitality staffer committed to waste diversion and a student who designed an app to improve use of electric-vehicle charging stations are among winners of this year’s Western sustainability awards.
A busy season for campus construction, renovation, and maintenance resumes this week after a six-week shutdown to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic – although it will not be business as usual, Facilities Management officials announced.
Facilities Management’s Building Services team has turned to technology to ramp up the fight against the spread of germs. Using six new electrostatic sprayers (eSprayers), the team is disinfecting campus more quickly than with traditional cloth wipes.
Thanks to one campus team, Western staffers at the wheel keep rolling along – safe and sanitized.
Earlier this month, Clayton Cook and his University Machine Services team constructed a much-need bracket for a local neurosurgeon – a devise to hold a patient’s head in place during lifesaving surgery. Just another Thursday around the shop.
Both the newly constructed Amit Chakma Engineering Building and historic University College received top honours from the Don Smith Commercial Building Awards.