CTSI provides infection control and indoor environmental quality (IEQ) testing, consulting, and training services to optimize the built environment while identifying and mitigating exposure risks to mold, bacteria, viruses, and chemical hazards.
New York, NY – WEBWIRE – Monday, July 29, 2024
The indoor environmental quality of classrooms and other learning facilities is an essential component for everyone’s well-being and ability to learn.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released new guidance for preventing the spread of infections in K-12 schools. The agency has shared various everyday actions that schools can take to help keep students healthy by minimizing the spread of infections.
Five of the actions listed by CDC include:
Taking steps for cleaner airCleaning, sanitizing, and disinfectingHand washingRespiratory etiquetteVaccinations
Cleaner air can indeed reduce the likelihood of spreading disease, particularly respiratory viruses. Strategies listed by the agency to achieve this include:
Ensuring existing HVAC systems are providing outdoor air in accordance with ventilation design codesConsidering ventilation design and/or enhancements when remodeling or constructing new buildings to optimize clean airOpening windows, when doing so does not create a safety hazard, to increase ventilationUsing portable air cleaners in spaces with low ventilation
“The indoor environmental quality of classrooms and other learning facilities is an essential component for everyone’s well-being and ability to learn,” said Frank Selamie, President of CTSI. “Poor IEQ is not just a comfort issue, exposure to elevated levels of biological contaminants, particulates, or chemicals can result in health concerns, infections, and learning challenges. At CTSI, our building science, infection control, and indoor environmental quality professionals have decades of experience helping schools, colleges, and universities optimize indoor conditions. We enhance the learning environment by providing air, surface, and water testing, consulting, and training services to identify and mitigate exposure risks to a wide range of potential issues.”
CTSI also recently sponsored an educational video sharing the CDC’s everyday action items for schools to prevent and control the spread of infections. It can be seen at: https://youtu.be/chhbvzt4WjM
To learn more about this or other building science, infection control, industrial hygiene, indoor air quality, environmental, health, and safety services, please visit www.ctsiweb.com, email contactus@ctsiweb.com , or call (212) 971-7016.
About CTSI
Established in 1992, Consulting & Testing Services, Inc. (CTSI) was founded on one strong commitment: to provide efficient and expert services to clients based on professionalism, innovation, and cost-effective expert solutions. This commitment has been furthered with CTSI’s reputation in fostering client relationships in all sectors of the Environmental, Health, Safety, and Construction industries. CTSI prides itself in utilizing a high quality service based on its diverse team of staff and professionals’ concise recommendations and solutions to the most pressing dilemmas. The company operates offices in New York and Florida that service clients across the United States.
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