Blog

Jan
10^th

Response To Contamination From Fire Damaged Asbestos Materials – A Structured Approach

In the unfortunate event of fire in a property containing asbestos it is essential to undertake a measured and structured response to ensure the safety of all involved as well as the wider public.

Oct
30^th

Clandestine Laboratory Assessment and Management

Clandestine drug laboratories, also known as clan labs, are sites where illegal drugs are manufactured in secret, usually with improvised materials and methods.

Sep
20^th

The Air We Breathe: How indoor air quality can improve the cognitive function and productivity of building occupants.

New studies have proven that intelligence really is in the air. Let us tell you how creating a better indoor air quality can boost your business’ productivity and cut your costs.

Apr
26^th

Preventing infection by monitoring air quality with telemetry

During construction and revovation in healthcare facilities, effective control measures are required to prevent outbreaks of airborne infection. This whitepaper by Matthew Weir explains the risks and potential mitigating solutions.

Apr
19^th

Legionella Risk Management: a review of the State and Commonwealth requirements

Recent outbreaks of legionellosis in Australia have been associated with the water distribution systems inside hospitals, as well as the better publicised source of the air conditioning cooling tower.

How IEQ Impacts Employee Productivity

We believe tenants should engage with landlords on the indoor environment quality with the same level of importance at which they consider the energy consumption of a building – it will improve their bottom line faster!