Headaches, sore throat, irritated eyes, and fatigue during work? These are some of the symptoms of poor indoor air quality. Time for some active and preventive protection for your colleagues! Start with a risk analysis of indoor air quality and make your office a healthy and energetic environment.
Measuring indoor air quality starts with identifying sources of pollution. Think of the presence and physical activity of people and the infrastructure in the work premises, or the quality of the supplied air as a result of infiltration and ventilation. This is not the same as measuring chemical exposure, where processes and products are the culprits. That requires a different study.
Measuring indoor air quality starts with identifying sources of pollution. Think of the presence and physical activity of people and the infrastructure in the work premises, or the quality of the supplied air as a result of infiltration and ventilation. This is not the same as measuring chemical exposure, where processes and products are the culprits. That requires a different study.
As an employer you are required to conduct a risk analysis of the air quality in the work premises in order to identify potential pollutants. The guidelines provide instructions on how to proceed. You can protect yourself and your colleagues by getting a grasp of and applying this legislation.
A handy tool for investigating indoor air quality is Arizo’s AQM (Air Quality Monitor) programme. This advanced measuring device simultaneously monitors 10 essential parameters: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, VOCs, humidity, temperature and 3 types of particulate matter. This data gives you a complete picture of the air quality and reveals any possible pollutants.
This high-quality measuring device monitors air quality in real time. It is 300 mm wide, 140 mm deep, and 54 mm high, making it easy to install on a cabinet or table.
Volatile Organic Componounds (VOCs) are often harmful, but the degree of harm depends highly on the nature of the VOCs measured. Benzene, for instance, is more harmful than ethanole. If VOCs are present, an additional analysis can be conducted in the Arizo laboratory to determine the toxicity of the VOC mix.
The AQM stores all the results so that the data and trends can be monitored and assessed over time.
You are committed to healthy air at work, and Arizo is here to help. We assist prevention advisors, occupational hygienists, and facility managers with a detailed risk analysis of indoor air quality. Our preliminary measurements provide a clear view of air quality in your workspaces. After the assessment, we compile the data into a clear report, which we review together. So don’t wait a moment more: Start measuring now.
Need help with your indoor air quality risk analysis? Make an appointment with the specialists from Arizo without any obligation.
You are committed to healthy air at work, and Arizo is here to help. We assist prevention advisors, occupational hygienists, and facility managers with a detailed risk analysis of indoor air quality. Our preliminary measurements provide a clear view of air quality in your workspaces. After the assessment, we compile the data into a clear report, which we review together. So don’t wait a moment more: Start measuring now.
Need help with your indoor air quality risk analysis? Make an appointment with the specialists from Arizo without any obligation.
