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Shopping Mall Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Audit Checklist

A comprehensive checklist for auditing indoor air quality and ventilation systems in shopping malls, covering ventilation efficiency, air filtration, humidity control, pollutant management, and maintenance protocols.

Shopping Mall Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Audit Checklist
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About This Checklist

Maintaining optimal indoor air quality and effective ventilation systems is crucial for the health, comfort, and safety of shoppers and staff in shopping malls. This comprehensive checklist is designed to help facility managers, HVAC specialists, and environmental health professionals evaluate and improve air quality management practices. By addressing key areas such as ventilation efficiency, air filtration systems, humidity control, pollutant source management, and regular maintenance protocols, this checklist ensures that shopping malls provide a healthy and comfortable indoor environment. Regular use of this audit tool can significantly enhance air quality, reduce health risks, improve energy efficiency, and contribute to a more pleasant shopping experience, ultimately leading to increased customer satisfaction and longer dwell times.

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Industry

Retail

Standard

ASHRAE Standard 62.1 (Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality)

Workspaces

Shopping malls

Occupations

Facility Manager
HVAC Specialist
Environmental Health and Safety Officer
Indoor Air Quality Consultant
Building Systems Engineer

Indoor Air Quality Assessment

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1
What measures are in place for pollutant management?

Describe the pollutant management measures in place.

To evaluate the strategy for managing indoor air pollutants.
2
Is the air filtration system maintained and functional?

Select the condition of the air filtration system.

To prevent accumulation of pollutants and ensure air quality.
3
What is the current humidity level in the shopping mall?

Enter humidity level in percentage.

To assess comfort and health conditions.
Min: 30
Target: 50%
Max: 60
4
Is the ventilation system operating effectively?

Select the status of the ventilation system.

To ensure proper airflow and indoor air quality.
5
How would you rate customer comfort regarding indoor air quality?

Select the level of customer comfort.

Feedback is essential to improve indoor air quality and customer satisfaction.
6
What is the current Air Quality Index (AQI) in the shopping mall?

Enter the Air Quality Index value.

To evaluate the safety and comfort of indoor air quality for customers.
Min: 0
Target: Good
Max: 50
7
What energy efficiency measures are implemented in the HVAC system?

Describe the energy efficiency measures implemented.

To assess the environmental impact and operational costs.
8
Is the HVAC system up to date with maintenance schedules?

Select the maintenance status of the HVAC system.

Regular maintenance is essential for efficient operation and air quality.
9
What actions are in place for improving indoor air quality?

Describe the actions taken to improve air quality.

To evaluate ongoing efforts to enhance air quality for occupants.
10
Is the humidity control system functioning effectively?

Select the effectiveness of the humidity control system.

Effective humidity control is crucial for comfort and health.
11
What is the current CO2 concentration level in the shopping mall?

Enter CO2 concentration level in parts per million (ppm).

High CO2 levels can indicate poor ventilation and affect health.
Min: 400
Target: 1000 ppm
Max: 1000
12
Does the ventilation system comply with ASHRAE Standard 62.1?

Indicate whether the ventilation system is compliant.

Compliance with standards ensures acceptable indoor air quality.
13
When was the last environmental audit conducted?

Enter the date of the last environmental audit.

Regular audits are necessary to ensure compliance and identify areas for improvement.
14
What strategies are in place to improve ventilation in the shopping mall?

Describe the strategies implemented for ventilation improvement.

Effective strategies can enhance air quality and customer comfort.
15
What is the current level of particulate matter (PM2.5) in the air?

Enter the PM2.5 level in micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m³).

Monitoring particulate matter is crucial for assessing air quality and health risks.
Min: 0
Target: 35 µg/m³
Max: 35
16
Have all potential pollution sources been identified and assessed?

Select the status of pollution source identification.

Identifying pollution sources is essential for effective management and control.
17
When is the next scheduled maintenance for the HVAC system?

Enter the date and time for the next HVAC maintenance.

Regular maintenance is crucial for sustaining air quality and system efficiency.
18
What training have staff received regarding indoor air quality management?

Describe the training provided to staff.

Staff training is vital for maintaining air quality standards and responding to issues.
19
What is the current temperature in the shopping mall?

Enter the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.

Temperature levels affect customer comfort and can indicate HVAC system effectiveness.
Min: 65
Target: 72°F
Max: 75
20
Is the air quality monitoring system fully operational?

Select the status of the air quality monitoring system.

Operational monitoring systems are necessary for real-time assessment of air quality.

FAQs

Comprehensive audits should be conducted bi-annually, with monthly checks on key air quality indicators and quarterly reviews of HVAC system performance.

The checklist covers areas such as ventilation rates, air filtration efficiency, CO2 levels, humidity control, VOC management, HVAC maintenance schedules, air quality monitoring systems, and protocols for addressing air quality complaints.

By ensuring optimal performance of HVAC systems and identifying opportunities for energy-efficient upgrades, the checklist can help reduce energy consumption while maintaining high air quality standards.

The audit team should include facility managers, HVAC specialists, environmental health professionals, and potentially third-party air quality consultants to ensure a comprehensive assessment.

The audit results can guide improvements in air quality management, leading to a more comfortable shopping environment with fewer odors, better temperature control, and reduced risks of airborne health issues, ultimately enhancing customer satisfaction and potentially increasing dwell time.

Benefits

Enhances overall health and comfort for shoppers and staff

Reduces risks associated with poor air quality and airborne contaminants

Improves energy efficiency of HVAC systems

Ensures compliance with indoor air quality regulations and standards

Contributes to a more pleasant shopping environment, potentially increasing dwell time and sales