Title Page

  • Site/Facility/Building Name

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Assessor/Inspector Name

Indoor Air Quality Assessment

Visual Inspection and Maintenance

  • Inspect for leaks, water damage, and signs of mold or mildew.

  • Check for cracks or gaps in windows, doors, and walls.

  • Evaluate overall cleanliness and tidiness of living spaces.

Potential Pollutant Sources

  • Identify and list potential sources of indoor air pollutants (e.g., cleaning products, smoking, cooking emissions).

  • Evaluate presence of mold or moisture issues in bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas.

  • Check for the use of strong fragrances, candles, or incense.

Temperature and Humidity

  • Measure and record temperature in different rooms.

  • Measure and record humidity levels using a hygrometer.

  • Compare readings to recommended comfort ranges.

Air Filtration and Cleaning

  • Check HVAC filters for cleanliness and replacement needs.

  • Assess use of air purifiers or indoor plants for air purification.

  • Inspect and clean HVAC system components, including coils and ducts.

  • Review cleaning practices, including dusting, vacuuming, and mopping.

Ventilation and Air Exchange

  • Check HVAC system for proper operation and filter cleanliness.

  • Inspect air vents and registers for cleanliness and obstruction.

  • Assess windows and doors for proper sealing and ventilation options.

  • Ensure exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchen are functioning well.

  • Evaluate overall air circulation and comfort level.

Occupant Activities

  • Identify any activities that might impact indoor air quality (e.g., cooking, smoking).

  • Discuss occupant habits and practices related to IAQ.

Carbon Dioxide Levels (Optional)

  • Measure carbon dioxide levels using a CO2 monitor.

  • Compare readings to recommended levels for indoor air quality.

Recommendations and Action Steps

  • Improve ventilation by keeping windows open or using fans.

  • Replace HVAC filters as needed and consider regular maintenance.

  • Address potential sources of pollutants (e.g., smoking areas, chemical products).

  • Maintain indoor plants and use natural air purifiers if desired.

  • Repair leaks, address moisture issues, and prevent mold growth.

  • Educate occupants on proper cleaning practices and IAQ habits.

  • Use environmentally friendly cleaning products.

  • Properly store and dispose of chemicals and hazardous materials.

Completion

  • Notes and Observations

  • Follow-Up Assessment

  • Assessor/Inspector Name and Signature

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