The ESG context As organizations repurpose their workplace strategies and plans as a part of their return to office (RTW)
SaaS for workplace hygiene
monitoring
monitoring
Integrated SaaS
SaaS solution for monitoring indoor air quality, surface hygiene and water hygiene
Reports and Analytics
Web dashboard, reports, analytics, trends and live casting in common areas
IoT Enabled
Wifi or GSM enabled IoT devices for workplace hygiene measurement
Elements of Hygieneo Playbook
MEASURE
Indoor air quality, Surface Hygiene and Water Hygiene*
COMPLIANCE
Comply with national and international standards like ASHRAE, ISHRAE and WELL BUILDINGS
AUDIT
Indoor air quality testing and auditing
MONITOR
Web dashboard for monitoring workplace hygiene trends, analysis and reports.
REPORT
Live casting of workplace hygiene conditions in common areas for employees and building occupants
REMEDY
Corrective and preventive action (CAPA), Root cause analysis (RCA), Key performance indicator (KPI)
Digital Hygiene Playbook
Features and Benefits
- Integrated SaaS for IAQ and surface hygiene
- Work order based monitoring
- Hygiene trends & insights
- Live cast workplace hygiene levels
Features and Benefits
- Real-time monitoring of 11 IAQ parameters
- Hygiene trends & insights with web dashboard
- Live cast workplace IAQ levels
- Alerts & alarms
Features and Benefits
- Handheld IOT with far UVC technology
- Sync with 52 week PPM calendar
- Portable Water testing IOT device
- Digital records for audit and compliance
ESG & IAQ Relation
Advantages and Benefits
Employee Health and Wellness
First of its kind integrated workplace hygiene platform covers indoor Air quality, surface hygiene and water hygiene
Audit and Compliance
Digital Report of Indoor air quality, surface hygiene and water hygiene for Audit and compliance purpose
Organizational Commitment
Record framework based on international standards and guidelines for workplaces
First of its kind integrated workplace hygiene platform covers indoor Air quality, surface hygiene and water hygiene
Digital Report for Audit and compliance purpose
Record framework based on international standards and guidelines
Multiple external subject matter expert for audit and compliance support.
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- TVOC
- Noise
- PM 2.5
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- CO2
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Certifications
Resources for Indoor Air Quality at workplaces
The FM industry is facing the challenge of ensuring better IAQ levels for building occupants while optimizing energy costs and
During the last two decades there has been increasing concern within the scientific community over the effects of indoor air
One Solution, Multiple Use Cases
Let's build a healthier indoor environment for all
We can help you repurpose your indoor air and surface hygiene
FAQs
What is indoor air quality?
Indoor air quality (also called "indoor environmental quality") describes how inside air can affect a person's health, comfort, and ability to work. It can include temperature, humidity, lack of outside air (poor ventilation), mold from water damage, or exposure to other chemicals. Currently, OSHA has no indoor air quality (IAQ) standards but it does provide guidelines about the most common IAQ workplace complaints.
What is considered good IAQ?
The qualities of good IAQ should include comfortable temperature and humidity, adequate supply of fresh outdoor air, and control of pollutants from inside and outside of the building
What are the most common causes of IAQ problems?
The most common causes of IAQ problems in buildings are:
- Not enough ventilation, lack of fresh outdoor air or contaminated air being brought into the building
- Poor upkeep of ventilation, heating and air-conditioning systems, and
- Dampness and moisture damage due to leaks, flooding or high humidity
- Occupant activities, such as construction or remodeling
- Indoor and outdoor contaminated air
what is sick building syndrome?
The term "sick building syndrome" (SBS) is used to describe situations in which building occupants experience acute health and comfort effects that appear to be linked to time spent in a building, but no specific illness or cause can be identified.
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