Indoor Air Quality Management

Indoor Air Quality Management

At Assurity Consulting, we can help you with your indoor air quality across a range of areas within your buildings. Aspects such as dust and microbiological contaminants together with the impact of various groups of gases affect air quality, all of which are influenced by the standards of cleanliness and maintenance of your ventilation systems.

Compliance with COSHH, Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) and DSE Regulations are just some of the other considerations too, that have a bearing on how good your indoor air quality really is. For example, many people believe indoor air quality is just a matter of filter changes if only it were that simple. We find that as many problems can arise from the too frequent changing of filters as well as not frequently enough – both in their own way potentially expensive exercises. 

Our consultancy team includes chemists, microbiologists and laboratory scientists with decades of experience in indoor air quality management. We take tens of thousands of measurements every year, as well as process all our own site samples – around another 35,000 a year. Combine this with a detailed understanding of your buildings’ systems and services and you have credible and verifiable information on the characteristics of your indoor air quality and ventilation hygiene.

Indoor air quality assessments cover:

• Ventilation systems and air quality requirements;
• Air handling units;
• Air quality legislation;
• Air quality control factors;
• Risks associated with mechanically ventilated buildings; and 
• Managing indoor air quality issues effectively. 

With an industry-leading ISO 17025 system that covers site sampling, transportation and testing of our air samples and a UKAS accredited in-house laboratory, you have the reassurance that your results will be totally accurate.

Our consultants can also advise you on the use of our online compliance management solution Assurity Plus 2.0 to view real-time progress of your allocated actions, simplify the way you work, demonstrate greater compliance control, have useable management reporting and enhanced visibility of risks.

Read our independent workplace guide on what you need to know about indoor air quality