It’s time to look beyond the building when it comes to resilience. The site your building is on also has a role to play. This episode of the Buildings Podcast looks at the Sustainable SITES Initiative and what you need to know about certifying with it.

Mission-critical facilities need to stay operational during a crisis—and they have a lot to teach operators of other commercial buildings. Mallory Cusenbery, lead public safety designer for DLR group, joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on resilience, risk management, and operational continuity.

Regulators and litigants are increasingly targeting individual people who own, control, and sign off on physical assets. Here’s what that means for you.

The 2026 BOMA International Conference & Expo is fast approaching. Incoming chair Kjersten Jaeb sat down with the Buildings Podcast to explore the value of peer networks, her plan to lead with intention—and the must-see events at this year’s BOMA conference. 

NFPA 70B now requires documented electrical maintenance programs. What does that mean for you? This episode of the Buildings Podcast reviews what facility leaders need to know about complying with the standard.

Can bringing in third-party facility management providers help solve recruiting challenges for in-house FM teams? Quinn Heimann of Aerotek joins the Buildings Podcast to offer tips for making sure in-house staffs and third-party teams can work well together.

You can’t see your building’s digital experience, but it might be the most important amenity you have. Here’s why.

What’s happening with new water heater technology—and what do you need to know about keeping your equipment operating efficiently? Spencer Pope of Bradford White Water Heaters joins the Buildings Podcast to talk about proactive vs. reactive maintenance.

Need to specify a new elevator? Don’t just copy and paste from your last elevator specs—you’re missing out on new features that add to the occupant experience, deliver needed data, and keep you compliant with codes and standards.

HVAC ductwork needs to be cleaned every three to five years—and many building owners don’t understand what goes into this dirty job. Tommy Hoopsick of DUCTZ joins the Buildings Podcast to explain why duct cleaning is essential and what you need to know about it.