Bartholomew Jae

May 6, 2024 | trainingmag.com | Bartholomew Jae

Continuous education and training are key facets of professional development in every industry—especially the skilled trades. It’s an industry of evolving fire and life safety standards, requirements that vary from one jurisdiction to the next, and a necessity for not only the highest quality of service but also the highest level of safety.

Apr 11, 2024 | facilitiesnet.com | Bartholomew Jae

As buildings incorporate new technology, managers face the challenge of keeping pace with and staying ahead of potential safety risks OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: Fire Protection: Keeping Up with Inspection, Testing and Maintenance TrainingPt. 2: This PageFacilities management can be a dynamic, multi-faceted and high-stakes position, so training programs give managers the opportunity to safely and confidently perform their jobs.

Apr 11, 2024 | facilitiesnet.com | Bartholomew Jae

Continuous education via digital online and on-the-job training are key facets of professional development for managers Facility management is always changing, especially as innovations, climate change and regulatory changes disrupt buildings, systems and codes.

Feb 19, 2024 | retrofitmagazine.com | Bartholomew Jae

Amid technological advancements, changing workforce dynamics, and evolving safety standards, the skilled trades industry must be agile and ready to tackle not only today’s challenges, but tomorrow’s.  To sharpen their competitive edge, it’s critical that professionals and their organizations keep a finger on the pulse of trends shaping the sector.

Nov 30, 2023 | plantengineering.com | Bartholomew Jae |Evelyn DuJack |Amara Rozgus |Brian Gallagher

Learning Objectives Understand the critical need for plant engineers’ continuous education. Learn how training impacts safety, risk mitigation, efficiency and employee engagement. Gain actionable insights on building innovative and effective education programming. Training insights There are several benefits to training new and existing employees, one of which is the vital task of safety. Plant managers can conduct training sessions that reach across multiple generations and skill levels.