Poor IAQ at the workplace can be detrimental to workers and the company's bottom line. |
Poor indoor air quality can have a profound effect on a
company’s bottom line – and it’s time for management to step up and protect
workers from indoor air pollutants, activists say.
A new initiative launched by the Campaign for Clean Air in
London highlights the financial and health implications of poor IAQ and
suggests solutions that can easily be implemented, according to an article online from Business Green.
One of the main recommendations is a high-quality filtration
system, which can help remove up to 90 percent of indoor air contaminants for
up to 90 percent of the time, the campaign founder says.
And while London's air quality is known to be poor in general, the dangers of poor IAQ affect workers worldwide.
Studies have shown that poor indoor air quality, often caused
by humidity issues and mold infestations, poor ventilation, off-gassing
building materials, equipment and furniture as well as cleaning agents and scented
products, can affect the health and productivity of employees and cost the
company a lot of money.
Portable air cleaners a cost-effective and simple solution
A good air filtration system with activated carbon and HEPA
filters will remove the widest range of indoor air pollutants from the ambient
air.
Portable air cleaners: RAPs |
The air cleaners are either portable, plug-and-go units with a small footprint, or they can be hung from the ceiling or wall or
attached to existing ventilation and HVAC systems. The air cleaners are designed for around-the-clock operation to clean the air continuously, with low energy consumption.
Indoor air management is an important objective for
companies – and the right air filtration system is key to improved air
quality.
Contact one of Electrocorp’s IAQ experts for more information.
Contact one of Electrocorp’s IAQ experts for more information.
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