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The previous month CNN reported that the United Nations Security Council’s quarters and the General Assembly were also evacuated because of a suspicious odor. It was later determined that the odors were not harmful and may have been caused by a combination of sulfur and methane resulting from high river tides and sewage.
These are just a few high profile examples of the damage and concern that can be created by mystery odors. Complaints of strange odors in indoor environments are a common occurrence. In many circumstances these mysterious odors may be caused by housekeeping issues, cooking odors or smells created by manufacturing processes in industrial facilities. Others times the cause may be much more complex.
Clark Seif Clark, a leading provider of indoor air quality (IAQ) and environmental testing services, are experts at identifying and resolving odor complaints. “Fugitive odors, both pleasant and offensive, can wreak havoc on a business. Mysterious odors often reduce worker productivity, send customers packing or injure occupants,” reported Derrick A. Denis, V.P. Indoor Environmental Quality at CSC. “Evaluating the risks posed by a mystery smell centers on identifying both the source and pathways of the odor. IAQ investigators, such as CSC, rely on advanced instrumentation, state-of-the-
To learn more about odor investigations or other indoor air quality and environmental services please visit http://www.csceng.com, email csc@csceng.com or call (800) 807-1118.
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About Clark Seif Clark (CSC)
CSC was established in 1989 to help clients in both the public and private sectors address environmental issues. CSC is a leading provider of these services with multiple offices along the western seaboard and southwest. The company believes in science-based protocols and has a strong background in engineering, making them the preferred environmental consultants to healthcare facilities, architects, schools, builders, contractors, developers and real estate professionals.
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