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Bob Hunt is an architectural engineer and project principal with The Haskell Company, Jacksonville, Fla. A 35-year industry veteran, Hunt also is 2010-11 chairman of the International Association for Cold Storage Construction (IACSC). Readers may contact him at Robert.hunt@haskell.com.
Measure twice, cut once. This building basic – a reminder to think before you act – applies to so many aspects of food plant and warehouse construction. It also applies to energy savings when you consider cold doorway technologies.
