Controlling Common Indoor Sources
Picture Series 2:
Controlling Common Indoor Sources
- Develop a Painting Protocol
- Develop a Pesticide Protocol
- Develop a Smoking Policy - Smoking Ban
- Develop a Smoking Policy - Smoking Lounge
- Develop a Housekeeping Plan
- Exhaust for Local Stationary Sources
- Exhaust Hoods for Major Indoor Sources
Develop a Smoking Policy - Smoking Lounge

Mouse over the picture above to see messages which are referenced in more detail below.
(Hot Spot on large area covering both smokers)
- Remember...“Not any room can be used as a smoking lounge.
- Accommodating smokers in the building may be accomplished by constructing a specifically designed smoking lounge.
- The smoking lounge should have direct exhaust to the outside at 60 cfm per smoker (at maximum capacity). Transfer air from surrounding areas may be used for make-up air.
- The lounge should be maintained under negative pressure relative to the surrounding areas.
- The return air plenum should be sealed off from the smoking lounge and doors should be kept closed.
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