As 2026 unfolds, commercial engineering continues to evolve through smart buildings, IoT integration, and remote monitoring, enabling more efficient, sustainable, and data-driven facility decisions.
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Servi-Tek Facility Solutions proudly acknowledges the retirement of Mr. Merle Ness and Mr. Michael Escanuelas, stationary operating engineers who dedicated 37 and 30 years, respectively.
As a facility engineer, you are responsible for maintaining and operating the buildings and assets that are essential for the organization’s mission and performance. You are also a key stakeholder in the capital projects that aim to improve the functionality and value of the facility. Capital projects are large-scale investments that require strategic planning, realistic budgeting, and effective communication to gain approval and support from the decision-makers and stakeholders. They also require careful management and execution to ensure that the project meets the expectations and requirements.
A commercial building engineer is responsible for maintaining the mechanical systems at industrial and commercial buildings. Here's an explanation of what this position entails.
This article explains the basics of Variable Frequency Drives (VFD), including applications where they’re used, advantages & disadvantages of using them, and more.
Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) are electrical components that are used to control the speed of motors. It also explains the recent History of Variable Frequency Drives.
Engineering services are available at a wide range of affordable prices. Yet it is easy to go wrong and end up spending a lot of money on overpriced services. Learn here how to best utilize engineering services in Anaheim.
If you're thinking about hiring a commercial engineering firm in Phoenix, AZ, you've come to the right place. Learn all about commercial engineering firms and how to make sure you hire a good one.
Mr. Eric Flett joins Servi-Tek Facility Solutions as Vice President of
Servi-Tek Engineering for the Western Region.
Variable frequency drives (VFDs) are controllers that use AC power to turn motors on and off, dramatically reducing
energy and labor costs. Learn more about how they work and how are they maintained.