Overview of Legal Requirements, Guidelines, Standard Specification and Green Air Monitoring Services

A recently released study published in Indoor Air Journal from Japan, has found significant evidence that average humidity levels of less than 38% showed an increased risk of upper respiratory symptoms.

Coronavirus has impacted every part of our lives and has sparked a significantly increased interest in good indoor air quality. Indoor air quality has always been a factor in creating and maintaining a healthy, safe and productive workplace environment so as people return to the office, start to go shopping or resume other leisure activities (it’s easy to forget that these buildings are also workplaces) it is quite rightly under the spotlight.

Reflecting customer needs and the overall knowledge of indoor air quality as a concept, we have enhanced our ‘Basic5’ surveys into the ‘Standard6’.

The International Well Building Institute (IWBI) has recently launched its next version of the WELL Building Standard –WELL v2.

We’re excited to be designing a new generation of Indoor Air Quality Sensor. However we want to get your feedback to make sure we design a product that meets the needs of high-end home users or small business users who we think aren’t catered for.

The WELL Building Standard is gaining popularity among developers to demonstrate that an office workplace new build is conducive to a healthy work environment that supports and promotes staff wellbeing.

Green Air Monitoring’s occupational hygiene monitoring solutions grows ever wider with a variety of new commissions.

A good classroom environments are important to allow effective education. It has always been important, but is now gaining a higher profile with teaching staff, school governors and also students alike.