All elevators are currently operational
Thursday, November 28, 2024 | By Brock University
All elevators are currently operational
Monday, November 18, 2024 | By lowen
Please be advised that two separate contactors will be on Campus this week to complete a number of pavement repairs. Please refer to this map for locations.
One contactor will be raising concrete on walks to eliminate trip hazards.
Another contractor will be patching potholes in parking lots and overlaying a few walks.
This work will be weather dependent and both contractors will be controlling their own sites.
If you have any questions, please contact John Dick, Manager, Grounds Services or Facilities Management @ FM@Brocku.ca or call x3717.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024 | By lowen
Facilities Management trade staff will be switching over the Campus’ systems from heating to cooling over the course of the next couple of weeks.
Preparations are being made to the Main Campus cooling system at the central plant for summer operation. Many buildings are not designed to cool and heat simultaneously. As we experience the typical summer temperature fluctuations, some areas on Main Campus may experience cooler OR warmer than normal temperatures during regular office hours.
Facilities Management staff will continue to make the Main Campus as comfortable as possible. If your area experiences any issues, please avoid making radical adjustments to the thermostats as this may have an adverse affect in your room and other adjacent areas.
If your area is experiencing any extreme or ongoing temperature issues, please email Facilities Management Customer Service at FM@BrockU.CA or call x3717.
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