Sol-In makes it possible to optimize indoor air quality in real-time. As the use of different areas and occupancy rates changes throughout the day, the real-time monitoring lets facility management react to maintain good indoor air quality at all times.
Offices, workshops, factory floors, and other areas where employees work together in close proximity all have the potential for poor indoor air quality. Having so many people in a combined space, along with a variety of workplace contaminants, leads to a stifled and unhealthy atmosphere.
When employees don’t have fresh, clean air, their productivity takes a toll. Poor air quality produces a range of symptoms, including fatigue, headaches, and more. All of these issues impact your employees’ ability to do their jobs effectively.
Not only are employees less productive in environments with poor air quality, but they’re also more susceptible to a variety of conditions. A lack of proper ventilation combined with close quarters encourages the spread of viruses, leading to more absences and time lost for your business.
Poor indoor air quality affects your company’s bottom line, but there’s more to it than that. Business owners have an obligation to the health and safety of their employees. This is not only a moral duty, but there are also regulatory requirements that must be met.
