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Masterair, a Dublin-based company that provides commercial and industrial buildings with heating, cooling and ventilation systems, said turnover for the first nine months of its fiscal year rose 11pc to €7.1m as the need for Covid-19 infection control boosts demand for upgrading mechanical ventilation in hospitals and for hot water for hand-washing in schools. While the engineering firm said the first national lockdown meant three months of inactivity for its fiscal first quarter to the end of June, the start of July ushered in an unexpected high demand for service , joint managing director Shay O Connell said. During the first week of July, there was a rush of hospitals and schools preparing for a reopening, he said. One of the significant uptakes was from 50 schools in Dublin that we maintain hot water systems for. After that, ventilation became a focus; European policy and directives had changed and from the manufacturers perspective, ventilation had to operate on a full

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