EGLINAFBI48-108 governs indoor air quality surveys and procedures for evaluating, managing, and eliminating factors that cause poor building conditions.
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It addresses indoor air quality, water damage, mold growth, ventilation, HVAC systems, building-related health complaints, and facility evaluations. It requires coordination among medical, civil engineering, bioenvironmental engineering, facility management, and other appropriate personnel.
Applies to: This instruction applies to military and federal civilian employees assigned to Eglin Air Force Base (EAFB) and associate units on the reservation (except Hurlburt Field) including Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, and Civil Air Patrol.
Effectively decreasing mold growth in a facility is accomplished by controlling moisture, implementing adequate and frequent housekeeping practices, and active participation of facility managers and residents by inspecting and responding promptly to initial signs of mold. (paragraph 1)
Conduct facility evaluations upon the facility manager’s request in dormitories, lodging, industrial, and administrative buildings. (paragraph 2)
After a telephone interview, it will be determined if an investigation of the building is necessary. The inspection will start with the administration of a health effects questionnaire. (paragraph 1)