Tag: NATA Testing
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In-Line HEPA Filter Servicing for Hospitals
09 April 2020
In-Line HEPA Filter Change-out Procedure Guidelines for Service Technicians Given the current climate and precautionary regulations in-place to reduce the spread of the coronavirus known as COVID-19, there are several highly important and potentially.
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Filter Servicing for PC3/PC4 Facilities
20 March 2019 Service Considerations for High Risk Physical Containment Facilities Before attempting to service the filters within a high risk physical containment facility (specifically PC3 or PC4 rated), there are several highly important and potentially lifesaving.
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NATA accredited onsite testing
01 November 2018
What does an Airepure NATA accredited field service technician do? NATA accredited field service technicians typically perform a range of mechanical tests relating to air quality. They perform on-site testing using prescribed Australian Standard.
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Air Filters for Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
19 September 2018
Air Filtration and its Practical Application in the Hospital Environment The essential functions of air filters are to improve indoor air quality and to protect downstream equipment and facility components. Within hospital environments, air quality.
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Effective HEPA Design & Operation for Hospital Environments
15 March 2017
HEPA air filters play a vital role in maintaining indoor air quality (IAQ) by reducing the fine airborne particles that can harbour bacteria and viruses – critical in many hospital settings, locations including but.
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Design Considerations for Hospital Class-N Isolation Rooms
19 September 2016
There will always be a requirement for isolation rooms within hospitals. Factors such as the rapid urbanisation of our cities, increased volume and frequency of overseas travel and the emergence of new and drug.
