Environmental Hazards & Industrial Hygiene: Separating Myth from Fact

Environmental hazards don’t just affect schools, hospitals, factories, or large residential complexes—they’re a concern in any high-occupancy or public-use building. Office towers, hotels, childcare centers, college campuses, correctional facilities, community centers, religious institutions, warehouses, government buildings, and redevelopment sites all face unique challenges when it comes to water quality, air safety, asbestos, lead, and mold. …

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Indoor Air Quality – Helping you take a Preventative Approach

Currently, indoor air pollution is ranked by the EPA as one of the top five environmental risks to public health. Healthy Indoor Air Quality is important in all buildings and can be handled proactively. #IAQ is implied in most building codes as design and operation criteria. When challenging issues arise, testing and surveys are helpful …

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Springtime Weather and Mold

With warmer weather and more rain during the spring season, damp conditions lead to more moisture existing within buildings. As many are prone to allergies during spring, it is exasperated by mold growth. Keep in mind that more people have outdoor mold allergies than indoor mold allergies, however during springtime, it’s important to be especially …

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