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After assessing where most of the IAQ problems exist in and around the building, the IAQ manager works with building management to determine what pollutant sources referred to in I-BEAM are applicable to the building and decide which two of the four proto

Read more about After assessing where most of the IAQ problems exist in and around the building, the IAQ manager works with building management to determine what pollutant sources referred to in I-BEAM are applicable to the building and decide which two of the four proto

Following the completion of the baseline IAQ audit, the IAQ manager or contractor documents the process and the findings of the audit in a written report. (See the Documentation Toolkit for an example of an IAQ audit report.)

Following the completion of the baseline IAQ audit, the

Read more about Following the completion of the baseline IAQ audit, the IAQ manager or contractor documents the process and the findings of the audit in a written report. (See the Documentation Toolkit for an example of an IAQ audit report.)

On completing the audit, the IAQ manager or contractor reviews the findings to identify problems that can be remedied at no cost. All of these issues must be remedied within 60 days of completion of the audit (the LEED Reference Guide says remedies must b

On completing the audit, the IAQ manager or contractor reviews the findings to identify problems that can be remedied at no cost.

Read more about On completing the audit, the IAQ manager or contractor reviews the findings to identify problems that can be remedied at no cost. All of these issues must be remedied within 60 days of completion of the audit (the LEED Reference Guide says remedies must b

The indoor space portion highlights general conditions, such as: Air quality and flowThermal comfortLighting qualityAcousticsHumidityWater intrusion and microbial or mold growthFloor and ceiling qualityFurnishings.

The indoor space portion highlights general conditions, such as:

Air quality and flow
Thermal comfort
Lighting quality
Acoustics
Humidity
Water intrusion and microbial or mold growth
Floor and ceiling quality
Furnishings.

Read more about The indoor space portion highlights general conditions, such as: Air quality and flowThermal comfortLighting qualityAcousticsHumidityWater intrusion and microbial or mold growthFloor and ceiling qualityFurnishings.

The HVAC component of the baseline audit will most likely be the lengthiest and addresses:The mixing plenum and dampers in AHUsFiltersCooling coils and condensate pans in AHUsMechanical roomAir ducts and air plenumsDiffusers, grilles, and registersFans an

The HVAC component of the baseline audit will most likely be the lengthiest and addresses:

Read more about The HVAC component of the baseline audit will most likely be the lengthiest and addresses:The mixing plenum and dampers in AHUsFiltersCooling coils and condensate pans in AHUsMechanical roomAir ducts and air plenumsDiffusers, grilles, and registersFans an

The portion of the baseline audit dedicated to the building exterior focuses on: identifying flaws in the building shell;problems with outdoor air intakes and dampers in air handling units (AHUs);and odors or pollutants emitted from outdoor sources.

The portion of the baseline audit dedicated to the building exterior focuses on:

identifying flaws in the building shell;
problems with outdoor air intakes and dampers in air handling units (AHUs);
and odors or pollutants emitted from outdoor sources.

Read more about The portion of the baseline audit dedicated to the building exterior focuses on: identifying flaws in the building shell;problems with outdoor air intakes and dampers in air handling units (AHUs);and odors or pollutants emitted from outdoor sources.

The IAQ audit is divided into three distinct sections:indoor spaces,building exterior,and HVAC systems.

The IAQ audit is divided into three distinct sections:

Read more about The IAQ audit is divided into three distinct sections:indoor spaces,building exterior,and HVAC systems.

After completing the education modules, the IAQ manager or contractor conducts the IAQ audit, using the baseline IAQ audit form (see Documentation Toolkit) to guide the audit and track IAQ issues observed throughout the building.

After completing the education modules, the IAQ manager or contractor conducts the

Read more about After completing the education modules, the IAQ manager or contractor conducts the IAQ audit, using the baseline IAQ audit form (see Documentation Toolkit) to guide the audit and track IAQ issues observed throughout the building.

The newly designated IAQ manager or contractor reviews the relevant education modules from EPA’s Indoor Air Quality Building Education and Assessment Model (I-BEAM), focusing on the following modules:Fundamentals of IAQ in BuildingsDiagnosing and Solving

The newly designated IAQ manager or contractor reviews the relevant education modules from EPA’s Indoor Air Quality Building Education and Assessment Model (I-BEAM), focusing on the following modules:

Read more about The newly designated IAQ manager or contractor reviews the relevant education modules from EPA’s Indoor Air Quality Building Education and Assessment Model (I-BEAM), focusing on the following modules:Fundamentals of IAQ in BuildingsDiagnosing and Solving

Assign an IAQ manager—someone familiar with building operations—to develop and implement the management program, communicate with and manage the outside auditor if applicable, maintain contracts with IAQ-related service providers, and communicate about IA

Assign an

Read more about Assign an IAQ manager—someone familiar with building operations—to develop and implement the management program, communicate with and manage the outside auditor if applicable, maintain contracts with IAQ-related service providers, and communicate about IA

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