Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
Investigate indoor air quality across occupied spaces and identify where ventilation, maintenance or operating conditions warrant closer review.
Discuss your requirementsAir quality assessment that reflects building use
Indoor conditions can vary by room, occupancy, ventilation zone and time of day. A useful survey records how spaces were being used and provides enough context to assess localised or intermittent concerns.
Scope of work
We review the building layout, ventilation and complaint history, then agree representative locations, relevant parameters and the operating conditions to record. Additional monitoring can be defined where a single survey cannot characterise the issue.
Survey locations and parameters
We use floor plans, ventilation zones, occupancy and concern locations to agree what to measure and where.
Representative conditions
We identify when measurements should be made and which conditions, such as occupancy or operation of ventilation, should be recorded.
Findings and next steps
The report relates findings to specific areas and conditions and identifies priorities for investigation, maintenance or repeat measurement.
Frequently asked questions
Can we investigate one room or floor?
Yes. A targeted survey can compare the affected location with a representative area and document differences in operation.
Does one set of readings explain intermittent problems?
A short survey captures conditions at the time of measurement. For intermittent complaints, agree whether repeat or longer-duration monitoring is needed.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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