Allergies aren’t just an office problem — they matter on jobsites too. This article highlights how allergens like dust, mould, and pollen can affect occupants and workers during renovations and builds. Learn simple steps to reduce triggers, control dust, and protect both patients and crews in healthcare and other occupied facilities. Practical insights for supervisors and safety leads to keep sites comfortable and compliant.

For healthcare facilities, maintaining high standards of indoor air quality (IAQ) is crucial to protecting vulnerable patients, especially those with respiratory issues. As allergy season approaches, healthcare facility managers must take proactive measures to reduce indoor allergens and pollutants that can exacerbate symptoms in respiratory-compromised patients. 

In this guide, we’ll cover the essential steps for improving IAQ in healthcare settings during spring, from conducting thorough IAQ assessments to cleaning and maintaining ventilation systems. By taking these steps, you can help create a safer, healthier environment for patients and staff alike. 

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