Indoor Air Quality Testing Services

Indoor Air Quality

Air Quality Standards

What you do not see can hurt you, and breathing polluted air is a major risk to your health. Thus, Indoor Air Quality is important to the humankind. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants. The comfort and health within our buildings and occupied space is very much influenced by the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).

Common IAQ Problems

How can the air inside the building get polluted you ask?

There are many reasons such as:

Temperature
Mold
Excess Humidity
Poor Ventilation
Chemicals from cleaning supplies and pesticides
Contaminants of dust

You may notice some of the more common side effects of indoor air pollution, like an unpleasant odor, but many others go undetected which later causes greater harms to health.

Air Quality Analysis

You may notice some of the more common side effects of indoor air pollution, like an unpleasant odor, but many others go undetected because germs and pathogens do not show symptoms immediately which later causes greater harms to health. This is when our Indoor Air Quality Testing and Analysis will evaluate and interpret the condition of your Indoor Air Quality and finally recommend the next course of action.

Indoor Air Quality Assessment Equipments

Indoor Air Quality Methodology

How can IAQ Diagnostics Help You?

We are committed to meet any applicable requirements by relevant interested parties such as clients, IKECA, NADCA, MACRA, Indoor Air Quality Association and NFPA. To support this, following are several cases in which we have successfully achieved good Indoor Air Quality:

Post remediation and decontamination of mold and fungus on a Navy lifeboat
Post-fire assessments for airborne particulate
Pre renovation assessments for green building
Post renovation assessment for green building
Post construction of operation theatre
Pre and post air duct cleaning on offshore platform, rigs, and barge
Post fire soot cleaning in ductwork and many more…

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why is indoor air quality important?

Studies done by the US Environmental Protection agency (EPA) indicate that the indoor levels of pollutants may be 2-5 times, and occasionally more than 100 times higher than outdoor levels. These levels become a concern because it’s estimated that people spend almost 80% of their time indoors.

What is sick building syndrome?

Sick building syndrome (SBS) describes a situation in which building occupants experience acute health and/or comfort effects that appear to be linked to time spent in a particular building, but where no specific illness or cause can be identified.

Who is responsible for indoor air quality?

That really depends on who you talk to. Facility managers understand that they carry some responsibility. Building occupants, do not generally accept any responsibility. We however feel that everyone shares the responsibility of indoor air quality of a building, rig, or platform.

Do mold really pose a health risk?

Mold is always present in the air and on indoor surfaces, thus, total avoidance of mold is impossible and may not be desirable. However, visual evidence or history of dampness in buildings and substantial visible mold or mold odor in buildings have been consistently associated with increases in symptoms of asthma and other respiratory health effects. There is also substantial evidence that dampness and visible mold are associated with increases in acute bronchitis and respiratory infections.

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Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)