







This project focused on assessing the indoor air quality at a workplace in Doncaster to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for employees. The goal was to identify potential air quality concerns, particularly related to dust, ventilation and chemical contaminants and recommend improvements where necessary.
The assessment found that air quality in the main office areas was generally good, with low levels of chemical pollutants such as carbon monoxide and formaldehyde. However, ventilation in some areas, particularly in Building 1, was found to be inadequate, leading to elevated carbon dioxide levels. Additionally, dust levels in Building 2 offices were significantly higher than expected, primarily due to airflow from the adjacent warehouse.
To improve air quality, recommendations included upgrading ventilation systems in areas with poor airflow and implementing measures to reduce dust transfer from the warehouse. By addressing these concerns, the workplace can create a healthier indoor environment, ensuring employees' comfort and well-being while maintaining compliance with air quality standards.