We recently conducted an indoor air quality investigation at a hospital office in Southport. The primary aim of this investigation was to identify any air quality issues within the office environment. Our objective was to pinpoint specific contaminants contributing to poor indoor air quality and suggest the most appropriate solutions based on our findings.
During the investigation, we systematically assessed the air quality by collecting samples for a variety of potential contaminants. These included biological pollutants like mould spores and bacterial colonies, chemical pollutants such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and particulate matter.
By comparing indoor air samples with outdoor control samples, we were able to distinguish between indoor sources of contamination and those originating from the external environment.