Have you noticed workers complaining of headaches, eye problems or have breathing difficulties on a regular basis? 

Sick Building Syndrome

Sick building syndrome is when people inside a building complain of sickness or illness and discover that these symptoms improve or disappear when they leave the premises. Symptoms are wide ranging, some of which include the following: coughing sneezing, headaches, eyes, ears or nose irritation, fatigue, itchy skin, poor concentration.

Bacteria and viruses can be found in unclean areas and on surfaces like air conditioning systems, food or buildings with poor ventilation.

The best way to avoid indoor air pollution is to thoroughly clean regularly, replace air filters regularly and provide a supply of fresh air or ventilation (such as installing a vent or opening a window). Ensure humidity and temperature levels are appropriate You can find further further details in the Guide to the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007.

Ensuring that a building has good indoor air quality will improve working life and provide a healthier, safer environment for everyone.

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