While many measures such as vaccines, boosters, more effective masking and rapid testing have been effectively implemented across the world against COVID-19, ventilation and filtration have remained insufficiently addressed. In a new report provided by the Lancet COVID-19 Commission Task Force experts have identified “four key actions that represent the most effective, fundamental steps toward promoting healthier indoor environments and reducing the risk of airborne infectious disease transmission indoor.1” The four strategies are: Continue reading “Lancet Commission’s Task Force: Safe School, Safe Work, and Safe Travel”
Dwyer Heroes Saving Lives!
On August 5, Dwyer Instruments sponsored a blood drive with Versiti at our company headquarters.
The Versiti Blood Center is the blood source for the local Northwest Indiana area, including Michigan City where our headquarters is located. In addition to blood donation, Versiti is home to the “world-renowned Blood Research Institute,” where they provide research and treatment for blood disorders. Versiti has centers located in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Continue reading “Dwyer Heroes Saving Lives!”
Changes on the Horizon: Dwyer Website Replatform
The Dwyer team has been busily working away behind-the-scenes in order to move our website to a new e-commerce platform. We’re excited to be able to announce its launch this week.
In order to help you navigate the new platform, we wanted to walk through some simple steps on setting up and using your Dwyer website account. Continue reading “Changes on the Horizon: Dwyer Website Replatform”
Thanks for visiting us at the ASHE Annual Conference!
Today wrapped up the 2022 ASHE Annual Conference, where our team met with health care facility and engineering professionals to discuss future trends, find new solutions, and showcase our latest products. Continue reading “Thanks for visiting us at the ASHE Annual Conference!”
Indoor Air Pollution Can Drastically Reduce Life Expectancies
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air is up to five times more polluted than outdoor air. That makes sense, as indoor air is often stale and recirculated, with many modern buildings lacking the ability to open windows due to energy-saving designs. But that notion that indoor air is five times more polluted becomes a potentially grave risk, based on a recent report regarding pollution and life expectancies. Continue reading “Indoor Air Pollution Can Drastically Reduce Life Expectancies”