How To Find Talent
When it comes to finding talent, never judge a book by its cover. Credentials alone don't paint the entire picture. More importantly, what is someone's trajectory? Where did they start? What did they start with? How far have they come? And what obstacles did they have to fight through to be where they are now? Those answers and experiences are the most important predictors of future performance.
Energy Rebates: Are You Missing Out On Money?
Utility companies are encouraging their customers to swap their old equipment for energy-efficient products to decrease energy consumption. To incentivize change, utility companies are offering rebate programs so customers can get some money back for qualified purchases.
There Are No Cracks
Mistakes happen. Whether it's from factors outside of our control or simple error, they happen. At Liberty Supply, our promise is to communicate and problem-solve with you through them. Nothing just "falls through the cracks."
Logistics Issues That Affect Carrier Speed and Deliverability
Manufacturing plants halted production once COVID-19 became a pandemic. The demand for products was still present but parts were not being manufactured, leading to a parts shortage. The supply chain disruption challenged many businesses, resulting in trucking companies being pressured to deliver on time.
Hello World!
Today, the team launched libertysupply.com. We are excited to continue to provide value to our customers, and to communicate to new customers who Liberty Supply is and what we are about.
How Water Quality Is Affected by Long-Term Shutdowns
Buildings faced long term shutdowns due to COVID-19, making the water inside become stagnant. While sitting in the pipes, it can accumulate excessive amounts of metals and even pathogens, creating dangerous water quality issues.
Indoor Air Quality: An Emerging Concern For College Students And Parents
Two factors leading to the spread of COVID-19 indoors is the transfer of the virus through surfaces and objects, and the transmission through air. Subsequently, parents and students are concerned about the indoor air quality of their college campus.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Facilities
Businesses, industries, and people across the globe have fought to stay open while abiding by changing health and safety regulations due to COVID-19. These restrictions have brought on new questions regarding safest way to run HVAC systems during a pandemic. One of the CDC's recommendations was to increase the introduction of outdoor air and to decrease indoor air circulation.
Navigating Shortages Among Supply Chain Delays
COVID-19 shut down many manufacturing plants; however, the need for products didn't decrease. This led to a national parts shortage and created supply chain issues for the HVAC industry. To combat this, it is recommended to determine the parts you've used in the past and forecast what is needed to get you through the next year.
