We have an employee reporting problems with breathing, and he said his doctor told him it could be caused by a "sick building"(I unaware of any evidence other than speculation)... The employee now seems to think we have an air quality problem and has complained on multiple occasions. After the first complaint we called out an air duct cleaning company(didn't know who to reach out to...) who did a visual inspection and said they don't see any reason to clean the ducts, and the fact that only person is complaining is probably a clue we don't have an air quality problem, but would clean them if we want(no record unfortunately, it was verbal). We also offered him an air purifier for his desk, and a respirator mask and he declined both. He just complained again, and I want to make sure I'm following the correct protocol, but I'm just not sure what they are. Any pointers/advise?
Forgot to mention(edit) we purchased a ventilation hood a couple months ago to ensure we have good ventilation when using adhesives.
PS we're located in Arizona and the building is only about 10 years old if that helps...
Forgot to mention(edit) we purchased a ventilation hood a couple months ago to ensure we have good ventilation when using adhesives.
PS we're located in Arizona and the building is only about 10 years old if that helps...
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