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The Indoor Environmental Policy and Procedures (IEPP) has been developed for the purpose of preventing or reducing the incidence of indoor environmental quality problems. IEPP includes information on:
- Sick Building Syndrome and Building Related Illness
- Recommended Ranges of Temperature and Relative Humidity
- Complaint Reporting and Investigation Process
- Portable Air Cleaners and Filter
- Indoor Environmental Quality Checklist
Please visit the policy for more information.
