Carbon dioxide

Determining effective ventilation rates and introduction of fresh air into workplace environments.

Carbon monoxide

Products of combustion that may affect health and productivity of workers.

Volatile organic compounds

Release of organic compounds from a variety of building components and activities.

Dust

Nuisance dusts, allergenic wood dusts, mineral dusts and asbestos.

Temperature and relative humidity

Comfort levels for the best working conditions. Also indicates the effectiveness of the ventilation system.

Lighting

Inadequate or excessive lighting can cause a number of health effects including headache, fatigue and eyestrain.

Fungi and bacteria

Biological contaminants that may be causing allergic and other health concerns.

 

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