The EEOP staff is available to assist students and educators with conducting an IAQ Building Assessment of their school building.
The EEOP staff does not conduct the assessment. The EEOP staff teaches how to conduct the IAQ Building Assessment and the staff
is willing to work with teachers and students conducting the IAQ Assessment.
The IAQ Building Assessment involves evaluating the building in terms of indoor environmental conditions that have potential
impacts on occupant health, safety, comfort, performance, and quality of life. The teachers and students will prepare a report
as part of the building assessment. This report may propose basic recommendations to upgrade current practices, as well as
suggest modification and/or renovations to the building that will improve the indoor environment. The recommendations are
intended as a guide to improve the indoor environment to a basic "good practice" level.
Data and observations collected by students and teachers will be reported directly to the building manager. The information
obtained during the IAQ Building Assessment is for school use only, not for public dissemination. This is a voluntary program
with no regulatory authority. Data from the assessment is not reported to the USEPA or any other regulatory agency. Any future
references to the assessment by the EEOP staff will not include your school name or location.
Downloads:
Attached please find a letter for the Principal that explains the IAQ Building Assessment process. Principal Letter
Attached please find a form that can be used to request EEOP staff to help with an IAQ Building Assessment. Service Request Form
The development of the Alaska Indoor Air Quality website was supported with funding from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Region 10 Indoor Air Program.
Environmental Education Outreach Program
PO Box 5768 * Flagstaff, AZ 86011-5768
Phone: 928/523-1275 * Fax: 928/523-1280 * email: eeop@nau.edu