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Apr
Air Quality Monitoring
Reduce workplace absence with air quality surveys that can identify risks hazardous to your workforce
The importance of indoor air quality monitoring
Unsatisfactory air quality can be caused by a variety of factors, from temperature, humidity and ventilation issues to more harmful substances, such as dust. A combination of which can contribute to an increase in airborne viruses and workplace illness.
We all know how fast viruses can spread through the air, so we recommend regularly performing air quality surveys in order to identify the presence of contaminants as poor air quality has been linked to many short and long term health conditions. Importantly, there are many benefits of improved air quality such as lower absenteeism, higher productivity, and less time spent on handling complaints.
Why Safety First Group?
Our qualified specialists are skilled at conducting comprehensive air quality assessments in many different environments both indoor and outdoor, from offices to warehouses. And as Legionella is known to spread in humid conditions, we can also perform a separate Legionella risk assessment whilst we are on site.
What our air quality assessments can detect:
Air / Environment
- Total Bacteria
- Total Yeast & Fungi
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Carbon Monoxide
- Carbon Dioxide
- Hydrogen Sulphide
- Total Inhalable Dust
- Total Respirable Dust
- Total VOC / Hydrocarbons
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Contact our friendly team of experts to find out more about our air quality monitoring or any of our other services:
