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Indoor Air Quality

The quality of our indoor air plays an important role in our everyday lives. Many Indoor Air Quality issues, however, are not easily identified. Pollution from inside and outside sources, and occupant activities contribute to indoor air quality problems.

What should you do in the event of an air quality issue in your work area?

• Natural gas odors or smoke should be reported to University Police immediately.
• Chemical odors should be reported to EH&IS for further investigation.
• Temperature problems should be reported to Facilities Management Service Center.

Program Information:

• Indoor Air Quality Program
• Indoor Air Quality Program [html]
• Indoor Air Quality Questionnaire
• University Smoking Policy

Related Links

• Centers for Disease Control: Mold Questions and Answers (Stachybotrys chartarum and other molds).
• Environmental Protection Agency: An Office Building Occupant's Guide to Indoor Air Quality
• Environmental Protection Agency: Indoor Air Quality Guide to Large Buildings
• Air Resources Board: Hazardous Ozone-Generating "Air Purifiers"

For comments or questions about this program, please contact the Safety Officer or call Environmental Health and Instructional Safety at (714)278-7233.

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