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As a leader in custom industrial ventilation systems, we know how a ventilation exhaust fan can improve overall efficiency within industrial settings. Too many buildings simply have the wrong ventilation: underpowered, overpowered, or fans instead of vents. Buildings with the right ventilation experience a drastic upward shift in productivity, operational efficiency, and cost savings. Installing
Here at Moffitt, we have weathered the effects of tariffs on the global supply chain since 1961. This has provided us with extensive experience that allows us to quickly adjust and adapt to fluctuating and unpredictable markets. With the uncertainty that dominates our current global economy, now is the time to act while the tariffs
Moffitt has a history of developing cost-effective solutions to improve plant ventilation and ensure comfortable working conditions. Businesses and industrial property owners often approach us to help solve their overheating issues while remaining within their budget requirements. The Glendale, AZ, packaging plant is just one example of how Moffitt strives for customer-focused solutions in the
The Moffitt team is kicking off the year with incredible momentum, and we are ready to Elevate The Game in 2025! When my dad started Moffitt more than 65 years ago, he had a passion for helping people create better industrial environments through custom ventilation solutions. Today, we are still dedicated to that vision –
Adequate industrial ventilation is vital to efficient operations and is required by many localities to ensure worker protection. Most modern industrial facilities utilize standard ventilation systems; however, these systems may not be robust enough to provide adequate airflow. Older buildings are also notorious for poor ventilation, resulting in property damage and higher worker turnover. Determining
With much of the USA still under winter’s thumb, it’s hard to imagine the sweltering temperatures that will be upon us before we know it, and with them, the risks of indoor heat-related injury and OSHA violations. However, those hotter days are inevitable, and taking steps in the cooler months will help provide a more
Proper ventilation is just as important in colder weather as it is in higher temperatures to ensure optimal indoor comfort and air quality. As temperatures plummet, doors, windows, and service bays close up to block out the cold and snow. However, this also cuts off the supply of fresh air, leading to a number of
Don’t Sweat Heat-Related OSHA Site Evaluations; Moffitt Can Help! As more states adopt stricter indoor temperature restrictions to protect America’s workforce from heat-related illnesses, OSHA is cracking down on businesses that don’t take precautions against extreme interior temperatures. In some cases, companies with buildings where internal temperatures hover over 100℉ have already experienced heat-related OSHA
With the growing climate crisis, industrial buildings are turning into ovens, putting workers at increased risk of heat-related illness. Upgrading ventilation systems for heat compliance is becoming more and more vital as temperatures continue to break record highs and new indoor heat regulations sweep the country. Improving the building’s ventilation system is a cost-effective, long-term
Anyone with a hot industrial facility has asked the question, “How can I improve cross ventilation in my building?” Fortunately, the team at Moffitt has the answer. Read on to learn more about cross ventilation, and what you can do to make improve it in your facility. What is Cross Ventilation? Cross ventilation occures when