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THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO

Indoor Air Quality in High-Risk Environments

It takes a lot of work to keep people in high-risk facilities safe. Indoor Air Quality is important, and your IAQ might leave a high concentration of contaminants and particles in your home. It’s important to know what you’re dealing with to take action.

 

In this guide we cover:

 

  • Risks of Poor Air Quality
  • Causes of Poor Air Quality
  • Air Quality Solutions

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Sources of Air Pollution that Contribute to Poor IAQ

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Building Site or Location

Building Site or Location
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Building Materials

Building Materials
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Renovation Activities

Renovation Activities
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Building Furnishings

Building Furnishings
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Local Exhaust Ventilation

Local Exhaust Ventilation
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Occupant Activities

Occupant Activities
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Solutions for Poor IAQ

Fortunately, there are several steps high-risk facilities can take to improve their IAQ. These include isolation, ventilation, and filtration. 

 

Patients in healthcare facilities are vulnerable to airborne contaminants. Those same patients are a source of pollutants, bringing in infections, viruses and other diseases. The building itself affects IAQ, and by infiltrating the right steps, we can come to a solution.