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Energy Management held it's first Energy Showcase event in Lind Hall on Wednesday, June 24. These Open House-style events are designed to engage students, faculty and staff in buildings that are scheduled to be recommissioned for a conversation about energy conservation.
The 'Green' practices of both the Landcare and Recycling departments were recently featured in an article that ran on the front page of the U of M website with the subtitle: "From verdant lawns to used coffee filters, the U manages its grounds 'greenly'."
Historic University budget cuts require that Facilities Management reduce custodial positions. Find out more information about the re-bid process, seniority and time slots.
Asbestos is a generic name given to six naturally occurring minerals that have been used in thousands of commercial products. They include chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, tremolite, anthophyllite and actinolite. Primarily used as a fire retardant, asbestos became popular due to its strength, flexibility and resistance to heat, electricity and chemical damage.
In the U Services Payroll Department, Mike Marotteck, Jan Krippner and Bike Okusanya believe their best work is done when they go unnoticed.
Folwell Hall B&G Worker Chris Clark will be recognized by U of M President Robert Bruininks on Monday, June 8, at Eastcliff with the President's Award for Outstanding Service.
The dedication of FM's long-standing employees is clear when you look at the many years of service that they have provided the University of Minnesota. It is with great appreciation that we recognize employees reaching service milestones in June.
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