Conexus, Inc.

09/17/2021

As I noted in an earlier post, we are growing and we need building automation techs. One post was specifically for techs for State College to support our growing business with PSU. We also need at least one BAS tech for Harrisburg:

TeamLMI Hiring

09/17/2021

Our backlog has tripled, which is great. Our techs have done a tremendous job of keeping up, and Distech Controls' innovations allow us to do more work with the same amount of people, but we can't sustain our growth without more talent. We're looking for building automation technicians in State College and Harrisburg. If you or someone you know would be interested in joining the Conexus team, please look here: https://hire.teamlmi.com/conexuscontrolstech

09/17/2021

We're in need of some additional administrative help in the office. If you, or someone you know, would be interested in joining the Conexus team, please click here:

TeamLMI Hiring

10/07/2020

We don't know the overall impact of Covid-19 on our markets, but we do know that our solutions will change to help in the response. So, we're growing and looking for talent to join our team. We need administrative help in our Middletown office, a well-rounded and experienced Tridium technician to support our customers in the Philadelphia market, and someone to help us develop new business in central PA. Here are the links:

Administrative support: https://www.indeed.com/job/administrative-assistantcustomer-service-a06ab0ee54a1da4d

Controls Technician-Philadelphia: https://www.indeed.com/job/building-automation-technician-tridium-2d0cf1a8e138a5c8

Business Development-Central PA: https://www.indeed.com/job/smart-building-technologybas-sales-and-business-development-7e98d06d2305a3b1

04/29/2020

Conexus is looking for new team members to grow our presence in the Philadelphia metropolitan market. Although we do about 25% of our work in the region already, we do the work with our Middletown-based teams. To save their travel time, and to grow the market, we're looking for new team members to solidify our Philadelphia market presence. If you've got experience at a tech with building automation, IP networking or sales, please message us to start the conversation.

03/31/2020

BMS solutions often cover a range of building functions including lighting, heating, cooling and ventilation, among other things.

Smart Buildings Don’t Have to Be Expensive
http://ed.gr/i1ot

03/30/2020

If facility executives need to start from scratch—either installing a new BMS or removing an old system with pneumatics—they should consider going with IoT.

From building management systems to the next frontier of facility technology, the benefits of IoT abound but the roadmap differs for each organization.

03/27/2020

"Not only can a quality environment have a measurable impact on student health, attendance and performance, it can also give educators a competitive advantage in the recruiting and retaining of teachers."

The relationship between indoor air quality (IAQ) and the K-12 student experience has been a topic of study for decades. 

03/26/2020

A temporary cooling tower facilitates permanent chiller plant upgrades

Due to the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) program, Department of Defense facilities across the country were consolidated to improve efficiency and reduce operating costs. One of the reorganizations involved the relocation of the Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington to the National Naval Medi...

03/25/2020

1.) The IoT and energy management systems
2. Green Building Initiatives
3.) Smart Buildings

As your building management systems age, they run less efficiently. Modern smart building solutions provide you a way to improve on your existing systems.

03/24/2020

"Those who have successfully migrated to the cloud say it's not a move that can happen quickly, but there are things that companies can start doing now."

The transition to the cloud takes time, and operations may be rocky for firms looking for quick solutions.

03/23/2020

“It is important for people to understand how air-filtration systems are supposed to work”

Jeff Siegel, a professor at the department of civil and mineral engineering at the University of Toronto, provides the answers.