IS YOUR HOME OR BUILDING SICK? ARE YOUR EMPLOYEES ALWAYS SICK AND COMPLAINING ABOUT POOR INDOOR AIR? Call Environmental Systems Today at 732-892-8707.

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The Occupational Health & Safety Administation (OSHA) has specific indoor air regulations governing interior building environments. Failure of a company to comply with these regulations can lead to OSHA fines and possible sick employee's. Poor worker productivity can directly be related to bad indoor air quality. Environmental Systems can provide "Indoor Air Quality" testing services to determine if the building air is the cause of indoor air quality complaints. With latest outbreak of the " Swine FLU" ( H1N1 Virus) employees all over the world are concerned about their workplace environment. Poor personal & office hygiene can spread this deadly Flu Virus. Poor indoor air quality
can have health effects that mimic a few the effects of a flu virus. A "Indoor Air Quality
Investigation" can provide the building owner and occupants with information neccessary

to modify Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) paramaeters to make the work area more comfortable. Numerous indoor air quality parameters are measured and testing for Volatile Organic Compounds, Toxic Chemicals and Mold can be added to the study. It has been widely known tha a good indoor air quality environment is a more productitive environment. A lot have government organization have been pushing the " Go Green" initiative. The first step of this initive is good indoor air qulity. Environmental systems has been providing comprehensive indoor air quality testing since 1994. Call Environmental Systems today for a free phone consulation at 732-892-8707.

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