Understanding and improving Indoor Air Quality

The course focuses on airborne pollutants and chemicals associated with adverse health effects. Participants who complete this course will be able to identify common contaminants and design appropriate remediation strategies, as well as identify emerging product capture technologies.
Lessons Learned
•Understand the relationship between indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and indoor air quality (IAQ)
•Identify common indoor air contaminants and describe their adverse effects
•Describe how to improve IAQ using different remediation strategies
•Understand the sources of volatile organic compounds and formaldehyde gas, as well as describe the different contaminant capture technologies available in the marketplace
Continuing Education Units (CEUS)
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•AIA(HSW)
•GBCI
•NARI Green
•AIBD
•NGBS
•State Design or Builder License may apply
This course is required for the GreenHome Associates coursework.
To get CEUS go to our webpage and take a quiz
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[@naksu0125]

Thank you

[@anilandrew6588]

Very useful information

[@purairhealthtechnology]

Great info

[@stormsinger]

Looking for a quick response on your input on using ac filters for a facemask insert for virus prevention due to our shortage of n95 masks. I've used a 3m 2200 filtrete ac filter and cut to size for a mask inert. Could you provide your logical thoughts on the safety vs harm of this. Many people are recommending 2 sheets of fabric,coffee filters, paper towels, vacuum bags etc. Any insight?

[@GreenHomeInstitute]

We only are involved in building science. Sorry. Good luck.

[@tonimitchell209]

fast talking speaker. I tried to keep up.

[@naturalhealing9970]

OMG - you are talking so fast it is giving me anxiety.