Healthy Buildings = Happy Employees & Occupants

Doesn’t pre-pandemic life feel so far away? Nowadays, we’re accustomed to looking for the hand sanitizer stationed at the entrance of most buildings. Things like HEPA filters, air exchange rates and surface cleaning schedules, have become a part of our daily vocabulary.

Employees and tenants both are expecting more from employers and property management. They are seeking organizations who take extra measures to ensure the health and well-being of building occupants. Like green buildings, the idea of “healthy buildings” isn’t a new one. However, expectations of heightened health and safety protocols have been given a higher priority as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and are here to stay as a part of the “new normal”.

A Healthy Buildings Health & Safety Assessment can provide a snapshot of where your organization falls within current occupant/building health and safety best-practices outside of COVID-19 protocols.

Assurance’s Healthy Buildings Health & Safety Assessment pulls qualifying criteria from two major health and wellness certifying institutions: the International Well Building Institute (IWBI) and Fitwel. This assessment can also help you complete the requirements of the health and safety sections of these certifications.

Regardless of certification, the Healthy Buildings Health & Safety Assessment allows your organization to recognize and develop healthier and safer practices to give your building occupants peace of mind.

Contact a safety advocate to learn more about our Healthy Buildings Health & Safety Assessment for your properties.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ryan Quinn

Ryan Quinn is a Safety Advocate at Assurance with a focus on the construction industry. His main responsibilities are to facilitate safety trainings and jobsite safety audits, update safety manuals, ensure OSHA compliance and be a reliable safety resource clients can depend on. Ryan earned his Bachelor’s degree from Ohio State University. He currently holds his Certified Safety Professional (CSP) designation.