The subject of this paper is a comparison of two experiments of timber-fibre concrete floors in fire, which consist of steel fibre reinforced concrete boards and glue-laminated timber beams. Main aim of this project is to assess the using of steel fibre reinforced concrete board, which work together with glue-laminated timber beams to increase fire resistance and investigate its behaviour in loaded construction.

The article explains why at non-residential buildings of size 500 m² or greater energy inspection of air-conditioning and heating systems must be made together (not independent). Further it recommends to extend the periodic inspections of air conditioning and heating systems, where appropriate.

If we want to meet the required standard working environment, we must carefully prepare the assignment, to develop a project and carefully implement. Often is requiring more than the standard.

For more than a year, a nearly zero-energy standard has applied to certain buildings. In the Czech environment, specific technical parameters for such buildings have been known for three years. And for over six years, the Directive on energy performance of buildings has been in force, imposing the obligation upon EU member states to introduce this standard.

Nevertheless, it seems that for many experts, including those in the field of energy, this term is still quite unclear. Many imagine buildings coated with photovoltaic modules from the ground to the roof, buildings which are better than passive ones or buildings which are self-sufficient, i.e. completely independent of public energy networks. Given the fact that the concept of a nearly zero energy building is very distant from such notions, and because this standard will soon become obligatory for all buildings, including small family houses, let's have a look at what a nearly zero-energy building really is.

The paper presents practical examples of integration of services that were implemented in the years 2011–2016 at Masaryk University. It is only a few selected agendas of the total portfolio managed by the Operating Department of the Rector's Office Masaryk University.

The article describes the impact of the contemporary and future legislative requirements for new buildings in terms of their conception and utilization of renewable resources. Soon, the requirement of quality standard is going to be effective in the Czech Republic that is called building with nearly zero energy consumption. That quality standard is defined at national level by legal regulations based on the requirement of European standard. On examples of family house, residential house and administration building, the impact of the to-be-established requirements for building conception is being demonstrated from the construction as well as the technical systems' point of view. With the existing development trend maintained it can be expected that a building with nearly zero energy consumption will have, comparing to an existing building, a better quality building shell, technical systems working with high efficiency and potentially may but needn't be, partially supplied by renewable energy resources.

For rational design of concrete structures, it is necessary to take into account all types of loads to which the structure is exposed during the execution, operation and reconstruction. Biogas tanks belong to the group of constructions where the indirect and environmental loads represent a high risk to the reliability, particularly in terms of their serviceability and durability. The article analyses the effects of these loads as well as the causes of separation cracks formation.

Outsourcing of cleaning services is often demanded service both in the public administration sector and the private sector. Universities are very interesting client, but have their own characteristics. For suppliers (providers) that means defining a specific mode services.

Outsourcing is becoming a phenomenon of our time. Many managers assume that its implementation will remove numerous problems, save exorbitant costs, reduce the number of employees and in the future will move “our problems” to someone else. Is it so simple? And is it even true?

Although the WHO and the EU monitor PM_2.5 a PM₁₀ particles, PM₁ particles have the smallest and most harmful fraction.

The paper deals with the processing, the amount and importance of information for project quality and impact of their losses on construction projects and the resulting quality of construction. Presents statistics on causes of failures, lost function and possible solutions.

Client and provider of facility management services must form a perfectly coordinated team that cooperate on the one hand and on the other hand, demands high quality work of the partner.

The article is focused on property records of public administration, both state institutions and local government bodies. It is primarily focused on records and asset management of communities and voluntary associations of municipalities.

The article describes selected topics from historical buildings fire protection methodology. Covered topics are fireproof coatings, building division into fire compartments and attic and roof.

This article contains a description of the fire detection and fire alarm system, as a part of the overall fire protection equipment of a buildings facilities and technology amenities; including principles of its design, installation and operation.

The role of soft facility management services is support for the employees and for the organization. For example the services such as health, safety, ergonomics, food and many others. Translation and interpretation are such service of the facility management too.

The floor system structure HURDIS is composed of a steel beam, of floor ceramic elements and of concrete. There are materials with different behavior in fire exposition. The paper deals with the analysis of the behavior of individual elements of floor structures affected by high temperatures. Knowledge is applied to the example of the assessment of the floor structure of the storehouses damaged by fire.

Emergency lighting is one of the most important species of fire safety equipment which determine the fire safety of buildings or other facilities. Emergency lighting is established for use in the event of failure of normal artificial lighting and is therefore supplied from the second independent source. Properly designed, highly functional and operational installation of emergency lighting is essential to ensure a quick and safe escape of people in case of emergency.

If an employer wants his employee to pay damage, the employer must be able to prove the breach of duty otherwise he will pay the damage himself.