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Lecture 8
Lecture 8
1)Source Control
2)Improve Ventilation
1)Day lighting
2)Views
3)Occupant Control
4)Acoustics
1)Source Control:
• Protecting the Site During Construction
• Checking the Air
• Secondhand Smoke
• CO2 Monitoring
• Material Off-gassing
• Radon
• Green Cleaning
• Entryways
1)Source Control:
• Protecting the Site During Construction:
1.Good housekeeping principles
2.Cleaning spills immediately
3.Proper ventilation
4.Dust control and mitigation
5.Requiring Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as respirators
6.Wrapping or covering ducts
7.Preventing fibrous material like carpet and insulation from getting wet
1)Source Control:
• Checking the Air
o Prior to allowing occupants in the building, it needs to be free of any
o contaminants. A couple of strategies for doing this are:
1.Flush out
2.Air quality testing
1)Source Control:
• Secondhand Smoke
If
the requirement to prohibit smoking within 25 feet (7.5 meters) cannot be
implemented because of code, provide documentation of these regulations.
1)Source Control:
• CO2 Monitoring
1)Source Control:
• Radon
o Radon is a cancer-causing natural
radioactive gas that you can’t see, smell, or
taste. Its presence in a home or office can
pose a danger to the health of the residents
and occupants.
1)Source Control:
• Green Cleaning
o Green cleaning products are products that
have a lower negative impact than their
non-green counterparts, while performing
equally well and at a comparable cost.
1)Source Control:
• Entryways
Doorways are a prime point for contaminants
entering a building. Consider adding metal
grates or walk-off mats at every entrance to
remove dirt, water, and contaminants from
shoes. This helps keep the indoor air clean and
reduce the cleaning chemicals used for
cleaning floors at entry points.
1)Day lighting
2)Views
3)Occupant Control
4)Acoustics