• Menu
  • Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

CFP

Concept Filter Products

  • Home
  • Services
    • Filter Installation & Removal
    • Filter Disposal & Collection
    • Air & Duct Cleaning
    • Site Surveys
  • Products
  • Sectors
    • Facilities Management
    • Retail
    • Offices
    • Hotels & Leisure
    • AHU Manufacturers & OEMs
  • About us
    • Meet the Team
    • ISO 16890
  • Clients
  • News
  • Case Studies
  • Contact
  • Home
  • Services
    • Filter Installation & Removal
    • Filter Disposal & Collection
    • Air & Duct Cleaning
    • Site Surveys
  • Products
  • Sectors
    • Facilities Management
    • Retail
    • Offices
    • Hotels & Leisure
    • AHU Manufacturers & OEMs
  • About us
    • Meet the Team
    • ISO 16890
  • Clients
  • News
  • Case Studies
  • Contact

Improved indoor air quality leads to increased productivity

A groundbreaking Harvard-led study has found that healthier indoor air quality (IAQ) equates to increased productivity and more satisfied employees. It revealed that increasing ventilation rates from 20 cubic feet per metre (cfm) to 40 cfm per person and significantly lowering volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from typical levels can more than double an office worker’s productivity.

These findings help strengthen the argument for investment in green buildings. As a result, we would advise employers to revisit their air filter management programme.

How can this affect your company?

Improved productivity and greater end-user satisfaction can affect a company’s success in at least three ways:

  • Costs: higher productivity means that it takes fewer people to do the same job, saving on both space and work assets.
  • Recruiting and retention: a green environment is important for employers seeking to attract and retain the best employees.
  • Employee health and well-being: an improved indoor environment can help reduce communicable respiratory diseases, allergies and asthma, and non-specific health and discomfort effects.

Steps to improve your workplace indoor air quality

Mechanical ventilation systems in the workplace (including air conditioning systems) should be regularly and properly cleaned, tested and maintained to ensure they are kept free from contamination. CFP offers a comprehensive range of ventilation system services. These include initial surveys, reporting, planned maintenance programme development, full system cleaning and refurbishment, as well as bacteriological sampling and analysis.

Contact our friendly team today on 0161 406 5050 to talk about how we can help improve the indoor air quality of your workplace.

To access the full research study, click here.

« Previous Post: Simple steps to improve your indoor air quality this winter
Next Post: CFP awarded approved supplier status from CBRE »
Previous Post: « Simple steps to improve your indoor air quality this winter
Next Post: CFP awarded approved supplier status from CBRE »

Primary Sidebar

Latest news

The CFP Guide to Indoor Air Quality Part 2: Air Quality Testing and Risk Management

The CFP Guide to Air Quality Part 1: Tailoring an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan to Your Building

Create That Fresh Spring Air Feeling With a Little Help From CFP

More Posts from this Category

Footer Widget Header

Footer

Where we are

Unit 5 Bredbury Court
Ashton Road
Bredbury
Stockport
SK6 2QB

Contact us

0161 406 5050
0161 406 5051
sales@cfpdirect.co.uk

Useful links

  • Sitemap
  • Testimonials
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

Site Footer

  • Sitemap
  • Testimonials
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

Copyright © 2022 Concept Filter Products