by Corbin Rusch | Sep 16, 2025 | Blog, IAQ
by Timothy Johnson, Jr.Industrial Hygienist When we talk about workplace safety, the focus usually lands on the obvious hazards: chemicals, machinery noise, etc. However, one of the most common issues often slips under the radar: the air we breathe indoors every day....
by Corbin Rusch | Feb 11, 2025 | Blog, IAQ
by Josh Dunbar, PEVice President, Engineering and Environmental Services Industrial ventilation is more than just a means of maintaining airflow within a facility—it is an essential safeguard that protects workers, improves workplace air quality and ensures compliance...
by Corbin Rusch | May 3, 2022 | Blog, IAQ
by Sydney HarrisIndustrial Hygienist With the onset of pollen season, what better time to discuss indoor air quality? As defined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air quality (IAQ) is the air quality, specifically as it relates to the health and...
by Corbin Rusch | Mar 3, 2021 | Blog, IAQ
by Larry Rockefeller, CIH, CSPDirector, Industrial Hygiene Services As we move through this global pandemic, many of the buildings that we routinely entered pre-pandemic are now partially occupied or remain vacant. Buildings such as schools, churches, restaurants,...
by Corbin Rusch | Sep 8, 2016 | Blog, IAQ, Mold
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has been an issue for literally hundreds of years. In fact, Ben Franklin was an early air quality expert. Franklin once wrote, “I am persuaded that no common air from without is so unwholesome as the air in a closed room that has been often...
by Corbin Rusch | Oct 3, 2015 | Blog, IAQ, Mold
by Phillip C. Fincher, CIH, CSPSenior Vice President Homeowners, property managers and local school systems often prepare for flooding and damaging winds whenever a hurricane is approaching. States will declare a State of Emergency to ensure resources are mobilized...
