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Certification Programs:
NAHLE offers specialized training and certification for hotel and lodging engineers. Our elearning platform empowers maintenance and engineering professionals to protect property assets, improve operational efficiency, and enhance guest satisfaction. Our programs are specifically tailored for hotel engineer and maintenance personnel. Our online modules are designed to meet the real – world demands of professionals working in diverse environments – from routine maintenance staff to
directors of engineering managing full-service,
Current Industry News:
The things in your hotel’s water (and what to do about them)
Legionnaires’ disease cases associated with stays at Wynn Las Vegas
USA TODAY
The Southern Nevada Health District released a statement on Tuesday, April 28, that it “is investigating two travel-associated cases of Legionnaires’ disease associated with stays at the Wynn Las Vegas.” One of the cases is associated with a person who stayed at the resort in September 2025, the other in February 2026. Both people have recovered.
Luxury without compromise: How sustainability became invisible in hospitality design
Hotel Management
Luxury hospitality once treated sustainability as a visible feature — something to certify, promote and point out. Today, the most successful projects do the opposite. They embed sustainability so seamlessly into the guest experience that it disappears entirely.
How autonomous tech can help tackle the building operations talent crisis
Forbes
Building operators face a growing talent shortage as experienced staff exit the workforce. Autonomous building technology promises to capture lost knowledge and streamline complex operations. Advocates say automation augments people, helping lean teams focus on high-value human work.
Propane power generation: reliable equipment options for a less reliable grid
FacilitiesNet
The U.S. electric grid is facing several pressing challenges that put commercial businesses at risk. A recent Department of Energy Resource Adequacy Report finds that the grid is facing an energy emergency due to an aging grid, retirement of coal and natural gas plants, overreliance on alternative energy sources, and increased demand for electrification. They project power outages to increase 100% by 2030 as the electricity supply is unable to meet demand, leaving commercial facilities vulnerable.
The escalating cost of reactive maintenance: A framework for modern facilities
IFMA’s FMJ Magazine
Across health care systems, municipal infrastructure and commercial building portfolios, equipment failure rarely begins as a dramatic breakdown. It begins quietly. A pump bearing vibrates slightly outside normal range. A supply line develops a slow leak behind a wall. Temperature in an electrical room drifts a few degrees above optimal levels. Pressure in a mechanical system fluctuates during peak demand. These early indicators often go unnoticed until failure becomes visible, audible or disruptive. Predictive equipment monitoring interrupts this cycle by shifting the focus from response to early detection.