AIR QUALITY MONITORING IN ESTABLISHMENTS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Owner or manager of an ERP? Discover our Environmental Diagnosis offer

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AIR QUALITY MONITORING IN ESTABLISHMENTS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Owner or manager of an ERP? Discover our Environmental Diagnosis offer

Request a quote

Expert in air quality, Meersens helps you assess indoor air quality (IAQ)

As a pioneer in the field of air quality monitoring, Meersens is committed to supporting you in complying with environmental legislation, such as the Grenelle Law, while ensuring the safety and well-being of your occupants.

Indoor air quality, a crucial public health concern, lies at the heart of our mission. We understand the direct impact it can have on everyone’s health and well-being. That’s why our highly sophisticated environmental diagnostic solution is specifically designed to comprehensively assess and significantly improve the indoor air quality of your establishments.

Choosing Meersens means opting for excellence in air quality monitoring, for complete peace of mind and an unwavering commitment to the health and well-being of all.

The Environnemental Diagnosis,l,

A turnkey offer for air quality monitoring in your Public Access Establishments (ERP)

Analyze and compare air quality

👉 Time comparison (historical, real time and predictive +48h)

👉 Analysis of the impact of outdoor air on indoor air

👉 Automated environmental quality reports

👉 Assessment of substances in compliance with regulations (formaldehyde, benzene, carbon dioxide (CO2)).

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Analyze and compare air quality

👉 Temporal comparison (historical, real-time, and predictive +48h)

👉 Analysis of the impact of outdoor air on indoor air

👉 Automated environmental quality reports

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Improving quality of life and well-being

👉 Positioning in relation to indexes (EU, ATMO, WHO)

👉 Control of compliance and regulations

👉 Behavioral recommendations based on air quality

👉 Facilitate obtaining labels (Well, Breeam, Osmoz…)

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Improve quality of life and well-being

👉 Positioning in relation to indexes (EU, ATMO, WHO)

👉 Control of compliance and regulations

👉 Behavioral recommendations based on air quality

👉 Facilitate obtaining labels (Well, Breeam, Osmoz…)

Contact one of our experts

Indoor Air Quality:

New obligations for ERP buildings on January 1, 2023

👉 Mandatory annual assessment of ventilation systems, including CO2 measurement.

👉 Self-diagnosis of indoor air quality every 4 yearsto detect potential issues and take necessary steps to improve air quality in your premises.

👉 Campaign to measure regulatory pollutants conducted at each key stage in the building’s life that could impact indoor air quality.

👉 Establishment of a detailed action plan in case of air quality issues.

New obligations for ERP buildings on January 1, 2023

What does the law say?

👉 Mandatory annual assessment of ventilation systems, including CO2 measurement.

👉 Self-diagnosis of indoor air quality every 4 yearsto detect potential issues and take necessary steps to improve air quality in your premises.

👉 Campaign to measure regulatory pollutants conducted at each key stage in the building’s life that could impact indoor air quality.

👉 Establishment of a detailed action plan in case of air quality issues.

Indoor air quality monitoring in ERP buildings

The Grenelle Law is a series of environmental laws and measures adopted in France with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of society and ensuring the protection of the environment, biodiversity, and public health.

As part of the 4th National Health and Environment Plan (PNSE4), one of the major concerns of the Grenelle Law is the indoor air quality, especially in Public Reception Facilities (ERP) such as:

In 2023: nurseries, primary schools, middle schools, high schools, recreational centers
Starting from 2025: social and medico-social structures

The Grenelle Law emphasizes the need to ensure good indoor air quality in Public Reception Facilities, but it is also a matter of concern for businesses in terms of the safety and quality of life of employees, considering that we spend 90% of our time indoors, where pollutant concentrations can be up to 5 times higher than outdoors.

In accordance with Article R226-15 of the Environmental Code, it is imperative to conduct Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) monitoring for establishments open to the public (ERP). This monitoring includes evaluating ventilation systems and measuring air quality, accompanied by a corresponding action plan. Failure to comply with this obligation may result in severe financial penalties, ranging from a fine of 1500 to 3000 euros, in accordance with the fifth-class offense.