Evaluation of IAQ/IEQ
(Indoor Air Quality / Indoor Environmental Quality)
a 2-day practical workshop

November 25-26, 2010

Indoor environmental quality problems are a major cause of lost productivity and discomfort in non-industrial workplaces. Air quality and other problems such as lighting, noise, and workplace design may contribute to staff discomfort and loss of productivity. A detailed evaluation of the indoor environment, using recognized and reliable methods, is an essential step in solving these problems. In addition to an understanding of air sampling strategies and skills in air sampling techniques, the investigator must be able to assess physical and biological hazards, and be able to recognize ergonomic and psychosocial factors which may contribute to the IEQ problem.

This course will provide participants with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge to enable them to conduct meaningful and effective IAQ/IEQ investigations. Participants will gain experience with monitoring instruments used in standard and advanced evaluations of the non-industrial environment. Emphasis will also be placed oninvestigation protocols and interpreting data according to current guidelines and standards where these standards exist. The course has significant technical content. It has been designed for occupational hygienists and technologists, building engineers and managers who want to enhance their knowledge of indoor environmental monitoring and problem-solving.

REGISTRATION:

A brochure and registration form is available here.

FEE:

$904 (includes 13% H.S.T.) Payable to ALARA Industrial Hygiene Services by cheque or purchase order on company letterhead.

Registration fee includes course manual and materials. A $200 fee is payable for cancellation less than 10 business days before the course.