Indoor Air Quality - Nippon Paint Malaysia
Indoor Air Quality - Nippon Paint Malaysia
Indoor Air Quality - Nippon Paint Malaysia
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• Technology Oriented • Business Driven • Sustainable Development • Environmental Friendly<br />
Result – Explanation<br />
• Data shows temperature in most of the areas are above the range suggested by DOSH<br />
• Dry air was a common complaint among most workers (result not shown), this reflects<br />
efficiency issues of the MVAC system<br />
• High temperature (more than 26.7 o C) being hypothetical testing for high and low level of<br />
temperature<br />
• More complaints about Mucosal symptoms (Cough) among <strong>Malaysia</strong>ns compared to<br />
Problematic Buildings (elsewhere)<br />
• “General Site/Symptoms” higher among <strong>Malaysia</strong>ns in non-industrial workplace (office<br />
workers)<br />
• Even in temperatures of 26.7 o C, more than 6 symptoms (50% of SBS symptoms) have the<br />
possibility of affecting workers in indoor environments<br />
• High temperatures associated with high prevalence of headache, heavy head, nausea,<br />
dizziness that leads to absenteeism among <strong>Malaysia</strong>ns. This probably leads to high medical<br />
bills and thus reduces motivation to work.
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