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Importance of IAQ in Corporates

Indoor Air Quality should be of utmost importance to the Corporates. Indoor Air Quality is one of the top 5 factors that influence public health.
Continuous exposure to bad indoor air quality can result in ill-health and other problems like Stuffy Nose, Dizziness, Dry Cough, Headache, Fever, Nausea, Skin Irritation, Itching & burning eyes, Fatigue, Chills, Respiratory Problems, Elevated absenteeism, Lowered work Performance, Less productivity.
An average employee spends almost 8.5 hours of his day, i.e. minimum 42.5 hours a week, in the office premises. Hence, to keep the morale & productivity of its employees high, it is important to make sure that the IAQ of the corporate premises is healthy & rich.

How to Monitor the IAQ in Corporate?

Although Air Quality can be monitored and analyzed by anyone to understand if it is good or bad, it often becomes difficult for an average person to understand or recognize harmful contaminants in the surrounding air. It is hence recommended, for better, reliable & detailed results, to get professional air testing services which are conducted by science experts from the industry.
The process explained below shows the procedure and sequence of how the Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Process is implemented –

1. Site Inspection for the Facility

A visual audit of the corporate office to identify the critical points, factors like the area of the building, a number of floors and AHUs per floor, occupant density, etc that will be taken into consideration whilst making the sampling plan.

2. Preparation of a Sampling Plan

The sampling plan is prepared based on the observations made during the site inspection. The step basically formulates and fixes how & when the whole process will happen.

3. Sample Collection by a Technical Expert

A trained and experienced sampling expert collects the samples from the required locations according to the prepared sampling plan.

4. Analysis of Air Samples

The collected samples are tested in the Laboratory. Readings are noted as per the standards and the norms. The Readings collected in the previous step are noted as per the standards and norms of the process.

5. Reporting of Air Samples

The analyzed results are reported as per the marked TAT. An overview of the observation is made at the end of the reports, this is to simplify and arrive at the fine conclusion about the air quality prevalent at the premises.

6. Viable Solutions Discovered

The final step of the Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Process. Under this step, necessary corrective and preventive measures are taken for any non-conformance observed in the report.

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Energy Efficient Buildings Often Have WORSE Indoor Air Quality

According to the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), inadequate ventilation is the largest cause of indoor air pollution. Other significant factors are bioaerosols, building products, contamination from outside air, and a variety of sources that are yet to be identified.

Air quality in a building is largely the result of an ongoing competition between the pollutants and the ventilation system. Whereas temperature, humidity, and microbial contamination are the other contributing factors.

Tightly sealed buildings without adequate ventilation systems trap pollutants inside. It has unexpectedly resulted in increased air contamination resulting from decreased air exchange.

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Types of Air Testing & Monitoring Services We Offer

Indoor Air Quality Monitoring

Indoor Air is usually tested to check the air quality of work space premises that constitute chemical, physical and biological hazards. Air Monitoring ensures that the employees are not exposed to harmful gases or pollutants affecting the productivity of employees.

D.G. Emission Monitoring

Diesel Generators emit high levels of air and noise polluting elements, a major source of airborne illnesses and disorders. DG Emission Monitoring analyses these emissions and helps strategise a system to keep the air clean and safe to breathe.

Data Center Corrosion Monitoring

Small concentrations of humidity, temperature, and various chemicals can lead to serious consequences. Data Center Corrosion Monitoring is the type of air testing services which supervise installation and maintenance of technology to protect your data center from corrosion threats.

FAQ’S

What does an air quality test for?

Mainly, it tests for 2 types of pollutants:

Biological pollutants, like pollen, dust mites, dander, and bacteria.
Chemical pollutants, which include volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like formaldehyde, and the other chemical pollutants lead and radon.

How do you pass an air quality test?

Maintain proper airflow. A healthy airflow will be your best ally to help pass IAQ testing.

How accurate are air quality tests?

Depending on your situation, home air-quality tests of different levels of accuracy and price may be warranted.