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VOC Testing, Sampling, Analysis
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VOC Testing, Sampling, Analysis
How do you test for VOCs? What does VOC testing mean? Volatile Organic Compounds, sampling method, test report and more. Last year, the US emitted almost 12 million tons of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Although this was a 50% reduction from the previous year, it’s still quite significant. VOCs emitted into the atmosphere can adversely affect indoor air quality. Inhaling … Continue reading
Hospital Ventilation Management Plans
Hospital Ventilation Management Plans: Atlantic Environmental Never has ventilation in commercial buildings become a more important topic than in the last two years. It even resulted in the World Health Organization (WHO) creating a roadmap to help improve indoor ventilation. This should be a key focus in all buildings, but it’s essential in hospitals. Hospital … Continue reading
5 Major Indoor Air Pollutants, Causes and Effects
What Are the Five Indoor Air Pollutants? Causes, Effects, and More Indoor air pollutants are usually two to five times higher than the levels in outdoor air. Despite new work-from-home options, this should be of concern. The average employee still spends at least 32 hours weekly at the office. Safeguarding your employees starts with learning more … Continue reading
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Assessment for Educational Facilities
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Assessment for Educational Facilities Most school-age children in the US spend 1,000 hours a year in school. That’s an average of six hours every day. This number can vary depending on the child’s age. Older kids spend even more time in school, while younger kids may spend less. School administrators are responsible for their safety during … Continue reading
How The Environment Affects Productivity at Work
How the Environment Affects Productivity People don’t realize the impact environments can have on their ability to focus and concentrate. Several environmental factors can affect both mental and physical health. Even your work environment can increase or decrease your productivity. Here are a few ways the environment can affect you and your productivity levels. … Continue reading
Indoor Environmental Health Assessments (IEHA) Certification
IEHA Certification: What is Safe Building Interior Certification? Poor air quality in the workplace is why over 40% of Americans take at least one day of sick leave. Dust, chemical odors, and poor circulation usually affect air quality in most offices. They can affect your employee’s ability to concentrate. It’s something that should concern any employer. It … Continue reading