In order to avoid outdoor environmental hazard, human beings whether consciously or unconsciously do spend 90% of their time in indoor environment (e.g. offices, schools, homes, factories, buses, aircrafts etc).
This gives indication that air we breathe in indoor environment must be given due and consistent attention. Exposures to poor indoor air quality (IAQ) do have health and productivity implication.
Reduction in indoor/building occupants’ productivity can occur as a result of comfort problems, ill health and absenteeism due to sickness. This will leads to reduction in company or country economic revenue. Research (for the last two decades) strongly suggests that investment in indoor air quality pays off in occupant productivity and can save billion of dollars for the company.
Motivation
• World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline (on the Right to Healthy Indoor Air) stated that “Under the principle of respect for autonomy (self determination)
• There is need to improve indoor occupants’ health, productivity and also to generate more economic revenue for company and country.
Objectives
• To provide students with fundamental knowledge of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
• To introduce students to the problems associated with Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), with much focus on IAQ
• To provide students with fundamental knowledge of building related illnesses, their causes and effects
• To equip students with skills required to examine particular problems associated with indoor air quality, identify their causes and provide remediation and prevention strategies.
Courses
Foundation class
Course titles:
IAQ 101: Introduction to Indoor air quality
IAQ 102: Integration of IAQ with other environmental parameters
IAQ 103: IAQ and productivity
Lower class
Course titles:
IAQ 201: Characteristic and sources of contaminants in indoor environment
IAQ 202: Recommended standards for indoor contaminants
IAQ 203: Symptoms and health effects of Indoor contaminants
IAQ 204: Mitigation strategies for healthy indoor air
Intermediate class
Course titles:
IAQ 301: A brief overview of microorganism
IAQ 302: Microbiogical contaminants in indoor environment:
Upper class
Course titles:
IAQ 401: Techniques for conducting IAQ audit
Client who are interested to learn more on IAQ can Contact IAQ Training Institute. We will be pleased to assist you should you have any questions or enquiry on the program. You may choose to email us at mof@iaqsg.com or call us directly at 65-62419443
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