50% of illness is caused by poor quality indoor air

Can you be sure the quality of your indoor air is up to scratch?

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Green Air Monitoring provide testing and monitoring services for the indoor environment for all types of workplaces across the UK.

Poor air quality can affect workers' productivity and wellbeing. Regular monitoring and testing can identify particular issues and enable solutions to be implemented. Thousands’ of workdays are lost every year through sickness caused by poor indoor air quality, it makes sense to make sure your air is as good as it can be.

Workplace air quality

Comfortable, safe workplace?

Want to make sure the quality of your indoor air is, and remains, the optimum for staff wellbeing and productivity?

The reassurance provided by a routine test and survey regime can

  • encourage office occupants back into the office following extended period of working from home,

  • boost the confidence in office users that a safe workplace environment is available,

  • demonstrate to office users that a proactive office wellbeing strategy is in place,

  • be reinforced by displaying an assessment certificate on staff notice boards.

Investigation & Diagnosis

Something not right?

Strange odour? Staff member complaint or illness? Need someone qualified to investigate, diagnose or help rectify?

Our expertise is available for

  • odour threshold analysis sampling that can assist in finding the source of unpleasant odours so remediation can be implemented

  • identification of pollution pathways caused by pressure differentials within internal spaces

  • address thermal comfort in terms of temperature, humidity and air movement

  • to assess suitable fresh air for the occupancy in enclosed office spaces

Specialist Workplaces

Specialist workplaces

Do you need to ensure the workplace environment is, and remains safe for staff, operatives and visitors.

We provide workplace static and personal occupational hygiene assessments for manufacturing and process engineering activities:

  • weld and solder fumes

  • inhalable and respirable dusts

  • metals in various processes including machining, foundries and reclamation facilities

  • chemicals and solvents in use for manufacturing rubber and fabric components

Green Air: On Air

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Average humidity levels of less than 38% increase risk of upper respiratory symptoms

A study on indoor air pollutants in office buildings in Japan found significant evidence that average humidity levels of less than 38% showed an increased risk of upper respiratory symptoms (November 2022 by Azuma at al).

In the UK, we spend an average of 90% of our time indoors