maintenance
EHS training system temporarily unavailable
Environmental Health and Safety’s training system is currently down for maintenance. The department is working with its third-party providers to have the training system back online by the start of the fall semester. For more information, email ehs@mst.edu.
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Campus maintenance and repair projects supported through federal funds
Missouri S&T recently received over $4.68 million in federal funds to support two maintenance and repair projects: replacement of a 1950s-era electrical substation and removal of the university’s decommissioned power plant.
Read More »New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in December. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members:
Read More »High-Performance Computing (HPC) center maintenance
The High Performance Computing (HPC) center will be down for scheduled maintenance on Wednesday, Dec. 2 to integrate a new router. This is a major outage, and a reservation is in place to prevent new jobs from starting if they are scheduled to be run during the outage. All resources will be back online as […]
Read More »Plans underway to remove power plant chimneys
More than five years after successfully decommissioning S&T’s World War II-era power plant, the university plans to remove the plant’s two chimneys due to safety concerns and maintenance costs.
Read More »CSTS Spring Symposium on Maintenance April 24th
The theme of the Center for Science Technology and Society Spring symposium is Maintenance. This symposium examines maintenance, broadly conceived, from infrastructure and systems maintenance and life cycle assessment to health maintenance to cultures of maintenance. While innovation is celebrated, the bulk of what most technologists and others who interact with technology actually do is some form of maintenance. Five papers will be presented with ample opportunity for discussion. The symposium begins at 1:30 in St, Pat’s B in the Havener Center and concludes at 4:00pm.
Read More »Fix a flat? Bassett’s kindness impresses travelers
Patrick and Rosemary Malone of Ontario, Canada, were traveling through Missouri last month on their way home from wintering in California when a flat tire created an unexpected roadblock. Mike Bassett, maintenance supervisor, stopped and offered assistance.
Read More »Fire pump testing planned Feb. 9
You may hear fire alarms sound during fire pump testing tomorrow (Friday, Feb. 9). The testing is planned in Castleman, Toomey and McNutt halls. For more information, please contact Kenny Grimm, maintenance supervisor, at 467-0262.
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