Ventilation guide for air quality in industrial workplaces Abstract Many small and mid-sized manufacturing firms experience problems with air quality, but lack both the technical resources and the information with which to design an efficient ventilation system. Indeed, these companies often have inefficient or unsafe ventilation systems. The purpose of this project, conducted in collaboration with the AQME, the CSST and the Beaulier consulting firm, is to prepare a guide to help companies clearly define what they expect from ventilation consultants and systems installers and be able to maintain their own ventilation systems. The guide is designed to meet the specific needs of six areas of activity, chosen for their potential risks to workers and for their economic importance: welding and oxyacetylene cutting, composite materials, painting, automotive repair, furniture manufacturing and metal plating. Produced Under this Project Guide and Tools Industrial air quality - Ventilation guide Technical document: DT-001 Scientific Publications La ventilationLazure L.Source : in Solvants industriels. Santé, sécurité, substitution, Gérin, M. (éd.), Paris, Masson, 2002, p. 111-136Qualité de l'air - Importance du problème et démarche d'interventionLegris M., Bourbeau J., Lazure L.Source : Travail et santé, vol. 11/no 3, 1996, p. 14-17 Other Project(s) You May be Interested in Evaluation of Direct Reading Instrument and Filtration Technology Performance to Improve Strategies to Control Workers’ Exposure to Ozone Additional Information Type: Project Number: 0097-0460 Status: Completed Year of completion: 1997 Research Field: Chemical and Biological Hazard Prevention Team: Louis Lazure (IRSST)Maurice Beaudet (Beaulier inc.)