International Infection Prevention Week and Resources to Protect Patients, Workers, and Building Occupants

The Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) has championed International Infection Prevention Week since 1986. For 2024, the annual event is taking place from October 13th to the 19th.

In addition to annual respirator fit testing, personal protective equipment training, and EHS consulting services, CSC supports infection prevention professionals with the following:

Providing building assessments to identify gaps in efforts to control pathogens
Testing air, water, and surfaces for pathogens of concern
Assessing ventilation systems that can distribute airborne pathogens
Evaluating aseptic techniques of staff
Advising on construction and renovation design
Helping to plan for potential events
Rapidly responding to outbreaks

To learn more about infection control resources, contact CSC at 800-807-1118 or visit www.csceng.com to learn about our services.

Resolving Mystery Odor Complaints in the Built Environment

Mystery odors in the built environment are often the cause of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) dissatisfaction. These odors could be everything from a nuisance to something that may signal potential short- or long-term health concerns for building occupants. Odors could even lower property values, and in commercial and institutional settings, may result in decreased productivity, increased absenteeism, and higher employee turnover rates.

Ways Southern California Businesses and Homeowners can Reduce the Impact of Wildfire Smoke

It often feels like the whole state of California is ablaze. It’s not uncommon or there to be several fires scorching land and destroying homes across Southern California. Although most active incidents are quickly contained, smoke-related damage can impact nearby and distant homes and businesses even after a wildfire. Smoke residue can be more harmful than people realize.

Clark Seif Clark, Inc. (CSC) is the preferred environmental consultant for healthcare facilities, architects, schools, builders, contractors, developers, real estate professionals and municipalities. CSC provides air quality testing, monitoring, consulting and training services to reduce building occupant exposure to airborne pollutants and optimize indoor conditions.

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Clark Seif Clark , Inc. (CSC)

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