Building Health Check Smoke Particulate Screen Check

Smoke Particulate Screen Check – A Revolutionary Technique That Helps Identify Indoor Air Contaminants

Odors, discoloration and “ghosting” effects can result when, carbon black and combustion byproducts (carbonized material) are deposited on building and/or home interior surfaces. Proof of these conditions may be required by property insurance companies prior to the buildings being fixed. Fortunately, particulate sampling can be performed by either air or surface sampling or both with the Smoke Particulate Screen Check (SPSC).

Who Should Use Smoke Particulate Screen Check (SPSC)?

• Fire & Rescue Personnel
• Fire & Smoke Restoration Companies
• Educators
• School and Plant Operators
• Industrial Hygienists
• Teachers
• HVAC Engineers/Contractors
• Building Maintenance Supervisors
• Test and Balance Professionals
• Real Estate Professionals
• Insurance Claim Adjusters
• Homeowners
• Hospital Engineers
• Physicians
• Occupational Health and Safety Professionals

Features of the Smoke Particulate Screen Check (SPSC):

• Identifies airborne black deposition/particulate (cts/m3)
• Quick and Easy
• Loaner Mini Pump Air Sample Collection Device (Air-O-Cell)
• Complete Instructions with Chain of Custody
• Includes AIHA Accredited Lab Analysis
• Same Samples Used by Professionals

Proof of these conditions may be required for the following:

• Evidence by property insurance companies prior to the buildings being fixed,
• Whether or not health based concerns exist
• Development of baseline conditions prior to cleaning