Air Quality Recommendations for Viruses

The spread of viruses in the workplace is not a new problem to society. Often referred to "Sick Building Syndrome" it is noted that the transmission of viruses between people often occurs because of poor ventilation. Protecting customers and staff from the spread of airborne viruses is important to all businesses. Find out what recommendations are available to your company

Air Quality recommendations for HVAC systems

The World Health Organisation (WHO) have recently acknowledged growing concerns surrounding the possible airborne transmission of the coronavirus COVID-19. This means that the importance of your air quality within your building is critical to protecting your customers and staff. REHVA, Representatives of European Heating and ventilation association, have released a guideline document for what companies should do to protect their building from the spread of Covid. Watch the video to learn about the 5 recommended tips highlighted by REHVA.

Each work environment is unique and will have its own clean air requirements. To best understand your building, we offer a free air quality assessment. This assessment will look at the operations in your facility as well as what the guidelines recommend to propose the best clean air solutions to protect your staff

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Office spaces

Office spaces are seen as a high risk area for the spread of viruses. Learn about the key solutions available to your office to protect against the spread of airborne viruses

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Gyms

Although gyms are designed to help improve your health they can often be seen as high risk environments with excessive breathing. Learn what solutions best suit gyms.

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Food processing

Food/Meat processing plants are high risk environments for the spread of airborne viruses. Learn more about clean air solutions for this Industry

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Dental/Medical

Working close to patients open and exposed mouths is a risk to Dentists and their assistants. Learn what solutions are available to dentists

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Hotels

With high guest turnover and busy common areas,

hotels are a high risk area for the spread of airborne viruses.

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Created Thursday, July 23, 2020