Mercury is pleased to announce the appointment of Stefan Zöller as Managing Director of Mercury Engineering & Building Services GmbH. This key position further establishes Mercury’s commitment to enhancing its operations and building key relationships in Germany.

The delivery of a modern Leading-Edge Semiconductor Fab has many challenges and we know top of the list for any engineer in any build phase is the need to meet the Program’s schedule goals.

In previous posts there has been a lot of focus on the Semiconductor construction projects in the USA. For this post let’s have a look at Europe.

During 2021, the cracks in the Semiconductor Global supply chain were exposed and the dependency of several industries and economies on the supply of semiconductors came to the fore. In response, the semiconductor industry has reacted with the announcements of the construction of several Global Mega projects to increase the capacity of semiconductor projects.

In their article Why Hospital don’t learn from Failures, Anita L. Tucker and Amy C. Edmundson completed a study of nine high performing hospitals to determine why the same problems seem to occur over and over again in the Hospital environments.

The concept of the multiplier effect plays a crucial role in understanding the broader impact of new, high-tech industries on local economies, far beyond the immediate benefits of job creation and high salaries.

There is a general course of controls firms preparing demand control ventilation (DCV), or CO2 control, in active buildings. DCV is typically instituted for energy reduction purposes, in some unique scenarios it is set up to alleviate an absence of outside air being presented for ventilation.

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), in effect since the beginning of this year, imposes a legal obligation on companies to report on their sustainability performance. Though CSRD is much more than just reporting.

Growing tech industry poses a challenge to labor shortages in construction, according to Linesight.