Indoor Air Quality Problem Solving Checklist

When an odd or unpleasant odor is detected, there may be concern about exposure to chemicals or other contaminants or allergens. This app for Indoor Air Quality Problem Solving Checklist should be used by a school when a complaint or multiple complaints have been made about the air quality problems or air pollution. Air pollutants present themselves in many ways and could be asthma triggers or cause long-term health problems.

This app may be useful if reports of odors or excessive temperature or humidity problems have been reported. If employees or students are experiencing symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, congestion, cough, chest tightness, shortness of breath, for example, there should be an inspection of the school, to determine the safety of it. Services such as ventilation or cleaning to remove dust should be reviewed to make sure particles of air contaminants are not be moved throughout the building, and that humidity levels are under control to prevent mold growth.

Use this app as a preventive maintenance tool to help resolve concerns about indoor air pollution. Ensure fresh air for students, free of contaminants like chemicals, moisture, and dust that can lead to a toxic environment when high in concentrations. Reduce the health risks and irritation posed by indoor pollutants that can jeopardize environmental health.