AirFab Environnement offers you
more than 20 years of experience
Indoor air
Workplace air
and occupational exposure
Quality Assurance /
Quality Control
Metrology
Indoor air
Indoor air quality applies to the interior of buildings and enclosed spaces. This includes offices, homes, schools, shopping centres, transport and other places where people spend an average of 80% of their time.
Factors that influence IAQ include :
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Air pollutants
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Ventilation
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Comfort parameters (temperature, humidity)
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Emissions from building materials and household products
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Smoking
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Radon
Workplace air and occupational exposure
Workplace air quality and occupational exposure are crucial to health and safety at work. Employers have a duty to provide a safe and healthy working environment, which includes managing the risks associated with air quality.
Here are some key points to consider :
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Air pollutants
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Ventilation
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Risk assessment
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Individual protective equipment
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Standards and regulations
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Worker training
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Monitoring workers’ health
The specific risks depend on the type of industry and the work processes involved. Sectors such as the chemical industry, construction, metallurgy, mining and others may face specific air quality challenges.
