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Building a Safer Jobsite with Temporary Wall Systems

Building a Safer Jobsite with Temporary Wall Systems

Maintaining cleanliness on a construction site is crucial, especially during renovations in sensitive environments like hospitals or data centers. The presence of dust and debris not only poses significant health and environmental risks but also fails to comply with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards, which mandate the removal of excessive, easily dispersible dust.

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Intertek + STARC: Raising Construction Standards With Temporary Walls

Intertek + STARC: Raising Construction Standards With Temporary Walls

In the commercial construction industry, safety, quality, and efficiency are non-negotiable. This is where Intertek, a global leader in Assurance, Testing, Inspection, and Certification (ATIC) services, plays a vital role. With its expertise in various industries, including commercial construction and healthcare, Intertek certification of out temporary wall systems helps ensure projects meet the highest standards.

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4 Ways We Design Safety into Our Temporary Wall Systems

4 Ways We Design Safety into Our Temporary Wall Systems

Safety is the cornerstone of every product we design at STARC. Whether it’s reducing noise, containing dust, or improving fire safety, our temporary wall systems are engineered to protect building occupants during renovations. Let’s explore the four ways we prioritize safety in our temporary construction walls.

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Top TJC ‘Findings’ Around Hospital Jobsites: 4 Key Takeaways

Top TJC ‘Findings’ Around Hospital Jobsites: 4 Key Takeaways

In late September, we hosted a webinar called Top Joint Commission ‘Findings’ Around Hospital Renovation and Construction Jobsites. This well attended live event featured our special guest, Robert Neil, MBA, CHFM, CHSP, Principal Consultant at Joint Commission Resources (JCR), as well as STARC’s own Bruce Bickford, Vice President of Product Development.

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Protecting Data Center Suites During Renovation

Protecting Data Center Suites During Renovation

Data centers are huge investments. Depending on where the data center is built, it can cost between $200 per square foot up to $1,000 per square foot or more. With the addition of servers and equipment inside the facility, you can’t put your investment and revenue at risk.

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