Snodgrass, Kathleen ; Kusano, Kristofer . 2008. Is My Building Sick? A Manager's Guide to Identifying and Solving Indoor Air Quality Problems. 0873 2841. Missoula, MT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, National Technology and Development Program. 14 p.

Indoor air quality problems can harm the health, comfort, well-being, and productivity of a building's occupants. This report helps building managers locate and correct common sources of indoor air quality problems. It also explains when to get assistance from a specialist, such as a facilities engineer or industrial hygienist.

Keywords: facilities, heating, how to, HVAC, illnesses, industrial hygienists, inspections, molds, offgassing, offices, pollutants, productivity, safety at work, symptoms, syndromes, ventilation

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