Air Services
The quality of air we breathe is affected by many factors which will directly affect our health. At our place of work, where we spend a significant proportion of our time, we may be affected by a variety of air pollutants. Industrial locations may generate smoke, flour dust, heavy metals, carbon or other fibres along with many other general emissions.
Air quality in retail and commercial premises will be affected by poorly maintained ventilation, emissions from electrical equipment, carpet fibres, sprays and dust and is often identified as ‘sick building syndrome’. Poor air quality may also affect manufacturing or storage processes. For example dust settlement can cause damage to sensitive equipment, or lead to customer dissatisfaction. SMS Environmental provides a range of air quality services designed to create pleasant environments for our clients, their customers and their staff. Our highly trained personnel are able to advise on a wide variety of services and installations that will address and resolve most air quality issues.
What We Do - Air Related Services
- Ventilation hygiene audits
- Deep cleaning and de-greasing of kitchen and grease extract systems
- Cleaning of Air Handling Plant
- Ductwork Cleaning
- Fire Damper Checking, Repair or Replacement
- Disinfection and hygiene maintenance programmes
- Ductwork post-clean verification reporting
- Fault finding and defect rectification
- Odour control systems
- Filter supply and installation
- Local exhaust ventilation testing
We also complete indoor air quality monitoring and all associated analysis; please go to our analysis page for details.
Legislation, regulations and guidance regarding to good standards of Ventilation Hygiene include:
- The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- The Occupiers Liability Act 1984
- The Workplace (Health, Safety And Welfare) Regulations 1992 and associated ACoP
- The Health and Safety Guidance Note to Employers on Ventilation HSG202
- The Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997
- The Fire Precautions (Workplace amendment) Regulations 1999
- The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
- COSHH Regulations (2002)
- HVCA TR/19 (2005).