The ability to accurately gauge the quality of a working environment is a key part of protecting equipment and employees from harmful conditions. But how can business leaders accurately measure the humidity, temperature, and air quality in their workspaces? The simple answer is environmental monitoring.
And while environmental monitoring devices are nothing new, being able to assess humidity, temperature, water and air quality, leaks, vibrations, or potential smoke is an essential element for local and remote building management.
Seeing smoke doesn’t mean that a fire is inevitable, but environmental monitoring can reward a proactive attitude to risk management. The same can be said for air or water quality monitoring—both of which can have a detrimental impact on the human element if the quality is compromised...
