How Do You Improve Ventilation and Workplace Safety?
Summary
Facility management integrates people, processes, place, and technology to ensure that the built environment (e.g., the office or building) is functional, comfortable, safe, and efficient. These standards specify the recommended minimum ventilation rates (among other indicators) that must be attained to minimize adverse health effects for a particular set of occupants in a specific environment. For instance, facilities managers can install sensors that actively and continuously monitor temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide concentration levels, and atmospheric pressure. These embedded systems are connected via Wi-Fi to a database that will collect their readings for analysis and run through a program that will sound an alert when indoor air quality deteriorates. Francois Donnet is the Managing Director at Testo Middle East, a world market leader in the field of portable and stationary measurement solutions.
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