Ensuring the functionality of escape routes is essential for the fire safety of buildings and the protection of the health and lives of people, animals, and property. The article discusses types of escape routes, fire safety standards, construction design, ventilation, and appropriate doors for escape routes. It emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance and inspection to safeguard lives and property.

The efficiency of the combustion source during the mandatory inspection of the heating and ventilation system according to the Energy Management Act can only be measured during the heating season and with a properly calibrated flue gas analyzer.

The preserved detailed data on the consumption of fuel (coke) for heating and hot water preparation in functionalist apartment building from the 1930s led to the idea to compare the energy consumption of these buildings at the time of their construction with the present day and to observe how the modernization interventions in both the heating system and the actual construction of the building are manifested and to quantify these modernization interventions.

The contribution provides a comprehensive overview of the real estate market development in 2023, based on data from both the Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping, and Cadastre (ČÚZK) and public listings. It thoroughly analyzes the statistics of sold apartments and houses, the size of demand for apartments based on their layout, and the year-over-year changes in realized prices in the five largest cities of the Czech Republic. The second part of the article introduces an innovative tool for real estate price calculation from Valuo Technologies, widely utilized by over 2,000 professionals, including appraisers, experts, real estate agents, and mortgage specialists.

The article largely copies the fourth chapter of the book Transport infrastructure management in context, which was recently published by VŠLG o.p.s. in Přerov. The entire book captures the links between the construction of transport infrastructure, its management and traffic operations in a unique way. All mentioned pillars of the book are described in an economic context with a focus on many information contexts.

By digitizing and automating processes throughout the building life cycle, the goal is to optimize the use of information so that it can be easily used either to reduce waste from buildings (waste prevention) or to have sufficient information about the materials and products used in the building at the end of its life cycle or as part of various renovations or retrofits. At the same time, improving the planning and management of the waste generated is a key effort. The paper presents the results of the European RECONMATIC project in this area, which progressively links information efficiency approaches with BIM processes. As such, the project has a broader focus and represents a paradigm shift in the management of C&D materials, from the traditionally conservative approach to C&D waste, to a similarly conservative approach of the construction industry, to construction production that seeks to achieve high waste recovery rates, and to the adoption of a responsive approach to waste recovery. The technologies to be used in this project (creating and working with a digital twin of the building, blockchain-based applications, precision prefabrication, efficient sorting through automation and robotics, etc.) are part of the themes that the project focuses on.

The article thoroughly describes the role of a corporate ecologist in complying with environmental regulations within businesses. In addition to traditional areas such as waste management, packaging materials, chemicals, and accident prevention, it now focuses on ESG reporting. It emphasizes trends towards sustainable waste management and the circular economy. The text analyzes strategies for waste prevention, trends, and innovations in their processing. Finally, it highlights the importance of education and awareness in this field.

IT systems in companies are often incompatible and their data communication is very complicated. A unified, integrated operating environment ensures real online communication not only of technological devices, but also technology for quality monitoring, systems for order planning, service and maintenance, as well as energy management.

The constantly evolving environment of industrial companies, influenced by the advent of new technologies, also affects maintenance. The aim of this paper is to present the possibility of managing maintenance with the help of an information system. Its functionalities allow the implementation of all strategies, i. e., in addition to corrective and planned maintenance, it also uses preventive diagnostic maintenance.

The resulting value of the heating factor of a combination of two heat pumps, in which the first heat pump is the heat source for the second heat pump, can be determined fairly easily in common technical application practice. The procedure and the resulting formula are given in the article.

The paper relates the results of efficiency tests of specific application methods of surface and air remediation in the indoor environment of buildings, the scope and supply of which have significantly expanded in connection with the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 epidemic. The tests were focused on the most frequently offered procedures, i.e. on the use of open and closed (air purifiers) sources of UV-C radiation, fumigation (use of biocides) and ozonation. Special attention is paid to fulfilling the wording of related EU laws and regulations and compliance with safety principles in the application of these procedures in the work and municipal environments. We also give examples of numerous problems and shortcomings in the application of these technologies.

This article focuses on common issues faced by owners and operators of buildings and technical equipment. Key themes include the lack of proper documentation, failure to meet legislative requirements, and frequent mistakes in safety procedures. The author thoroughly discusses various aspects, including missing documentation, insufficient authorizations and training, and non-compliance with safety standards. The article also emphasizes the importance of proper documentation management and compliance with current legislative requirements to ensure safe and efficient operation.

The paper presents the concept of maintenance engineering as understood in the new European standard EN 17666:2022 Maintenance - Maintenance engineering - Requirements. The standard introduces maintenance engineering as a discipline that uses competencies, methods, techniques and tools to develop and support maintenance to ensure that (maintenance) item is able to perform its required functions in a safe, sustainable and cost-effective manner throughout its life cycle.

The presented set of four communications deals with the risk management in favour of safety applied to the operation of pipelines. It respects current professional knowledge and presents it in the concept promoted by the UN, the European Union, the OECD and others. The fourth part contains a conclusion, characteristics of new aspects addressed by the professional sphere for practice and a list of used literature.

The presented set of four communications deals with the risk management in favour of safety applied to the operation of pipelines. It respects current professional knowledge and presents it in the concept promoted by the UN, the European Union, the OECD and others. The third part summarizes the findings on the checklist methodology and provides examples for pipelines.