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In response to the critical need for maintaining air quality standards within environments operating diesel engines, Euro Environmental Ltd partnered with a client operating a train maintenance shed to deploy a diesel particulate monitoring system. Utilising our PM1 particulate sensors, this initiative aimed to monitor levels of Diesel Particulate Matter (DPM) accurately and in real-time, ensuring compliance with EU air quality directives and providing ongoing reassurance to staff working in the environment.
Transport hubs such as bus stations, train depots, and shipping ports are critical infrastructure that facilitate the movement of people and goods. However, these environments often face significant air quality challenges due to the high prevalence of diesel fumes
Expotec’s indoor air quality (IAQ) sensor monitoring systems are designed to ensure optimal air quality in various environments, from industrial sites to healthcare facilities. These systems are highly customizable, with sensor networks tailored to monitor specific pollutants relevant to your environment.
Having immediate access to critical environmental and employee well being information is paramount for businesses seeking to optimise operations, ensure continued safety and achieve CSR objectives. The Expotec Sensor Portal is designed with this in mind, providing a robust, intuitive platform that offers comprehensive air quality sensor data monitoring 24/7. Whether you're managing a single site or multiple locations, our sensor system equips you with the tools you need to make informed decisions quickly and efficiently.
Rather shockingly, indoor air quality has been identified as one of the top five most urgent environmental risks to public health, and as a responsible employer, you need to ensure your employees are safe and healthy whilst in the working environment. As workplace air quality experts, our knowledge base includes plenty of beneficial information to better inform you of your circumstances, and how to ensure a functional, legally compliant space.
The law says employers must make sure there’s an adequate supply of fresh air in the workplace. There are two ways of maximising the level of fresh air in a workspace, either by natural and / or mechanical ventilation. Ventilation control measures play an essential role in improving air quality and staff well being.
Euro Environmental worked with KSG Health to carry out an assessment of the Genano 350 air purification unit. The air purification device which uses ionisation technology to remove particulates, bioaerosols and volatile contaminants was deployed at our head office for a period of 6 months during which air quality assessments were carried out to determine its impact on air quality.
Employees are the crux of any company. From damp smells to rising concerns about indoor air quality affecting health, the impact of these factors can truly take you and your employee’s breaths away. To ensure your business and workers' success, limiting the adverse effects of air pollution should be a staple in modern business.
In this article, we go over three crucial reasons you should improve indoor air quality.
In the realm of sustainable building design and construction, the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification stands as a hallmark of excellence. One crucial aspect of achieving LEED certification is ensuring indoor air quality (IAQ) meets the stringent standards set by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). In this article, we will delve into the significance of LEED indoor air quality and explore the testing processes essential for compliance.
In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable building design, achieving BREEAM 2018 standards is a testament to environmental commitment. This article provides a thorough exploration of Pre-Occupation Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) testing within the BREEAM 2018 framework, with a specific focus on Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and formaldehyde. By delving into the substances and understanding the rigorous pre-occupation testing processes, we aim to shed light on how BREEAM 2018 certification contributes to creating healthier indoor environments.
In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it's easy to overlook what we can't see – the air we breathe. Invisible threats may lurk in the spaces we consider safe. When we spend so much of our time in the workplace, it’s vital that the air we breathe is healthy for us. This blog aims to shed light on the pressing need for air quality testing, discussing the unseen pollutants that can impact our health and well-being.
Here’s what you need to know:
It’s easy to take for granted that we all need air to breathe, where this vital but invisible resource is essential for life on earth. And although we tend to pay more attention to outdoor air quality and pollution levels, it is often indoor conditions that are overlooked. This remains the case even though we spend much of our time indoors, particularly in the workplace.
Indoor air quality (IAQ) plays a crucial role in sustainable building design and health-focused certification schemes. Standards such as BREEAM, LEED, WELL, Fitwel, and B-Corp all require or recommend evidence-based IAQ strategies to meet performance criteria and earn credits.
One of the most effective ways to monitor and maintain air quality in modern buildings is through the use of real-time indoor air quality sensors. These devices offer continuous data on pollutants like CO₂, PM2.5, VOCs, and formaldehyde, supporting both compliance and ongoing environmental performance.
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