Device 3: Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Equipment

Device 3: Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Equipment

Purpose (Safety and Security): The primary purpose of Indoor Air Quality Monitoring is to ensure that the quality of air remains at a specific level, to make sure that it does not get too hot/cold, and to ensure that the air is still breathable. This device falls under safety and security, as the main purpose of this device is to ensure that the air that you and your employees are breathing is safe.

Applications (Health and Wellbeing): One of the primary applications of Indoor Air Quality Monitoring equipment is to ensure that workers can enjoy healthier spaces with cleaner air, free from potentially harmful chemicals and pollutants. As a result, employers report higher retention levels, increased productivity, and a reduction in absenteeism. This device falls under health and wellbeing, as the main purpose of this device is to ensure that the air that you and your employees are breathing is safe.

Principles: This would be helpful to make sure that the environment that your workers are working in is healthy for them, otherwise you could potentially be sending them into a potentially dangerous environment.

Characteristics: In terms of general characteristics, there aren’t many, if any risks involved with these devices, the only thing that you really must do is to ensure that they are up to date and still working. I have already mentioned some of the benefits above, but to mention another one, they tend to be relatively cheap, or at least not ridiculously expensive.

In terms of technical characteristics, Indoor Air Quality Monitoring equipment is mobile, as they tend to only be small devices. This means that you can take them anywhere you want them to, which could be a better idea as opposed to having to buy more of them for other locations if they were stationery. They don’t consume that much power and they will inform you if something has changed regarding the quality of the air.