The Healthy Building Institute
The Healthy Building Institute (HBI) is an Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) division within Hygieneering, Inc. that focuses on providing clients with expert 3rd party Indoor Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Consulting/Inspection/Testing/Training & Healthy Building Verification services.
Today, trust matters more than ever. Building Owners and Operators around the world are seeking to establish trust with their Staff, Tenants and General Public stakeholders through properly verifying their buildings are in fact safe and healthy to occupy. HBI’s, Healthy Building Verification Program delivers a trusted 3rd party expert solution and transparent comprehensive reassurance to all stakeholders to achieve this paramount goal.
HBI’s comprehensive Annual Healthy Building Verification (HBV) Program expertly supports Indoor Environmental Health and Safety concerns for an organization’s most valuable assets-its people. The HBV program offers building occupants the confidence that indoor working, learning, and living environments in a post COVID-19 world and beyond are safe, healthy, comfortable and enhance productivity.
The annual Healthy Building Verification Program includes the following expert 3rd party Environmental Health and Safety Inspection, Testing, Guidance and Healthy Building Verification scope of services:
- Comprehensive Indoor Air Quality Testing and facility review to verify adherence to guidance established by OSHA, EPA, ASHRAE and CDC standards for indoor environments.
- Water Testing of Potable drinking water supplies to verify safe and healthy water quality is being provided per EPA drinking water quality standards.
- HVAC mechanical system inspection and operations guidance to verify the HVAC system within this facility is properly filtered, maintained, and operating to provide the indoor environment with fresh air exchanges that are compliant with ASHRAE guidelines.
- Facility cleaning and disinfection review to verify that this facility’s daily cleaning and disinfection practices are in adherence to the guidance from OSHA, EPA, and CDC to properly maintain safe and healthy contact surfaces.
To learn more about this program, please visit The Healthy Building Institute website,