This webinar focuses on workplace air quality monitoring and shows how industrial data acquisition and alarm systems can help protect employees while supporting OSHA/Cal-OSHA compliance efforts. It reviews common indoor and outdoor air quality risks, explains exposure-limit concepts (8-hour averages and short-term limits), and highlights why even non-industrial workplaces can benefit from continuous monitoring. The video then walks through a real application example of an outdoor air pollution monitoring and alarm system, where a rugged PAC collects pollutant concentration data, logs measurements at set intervals, and automatically sends SMS/email/FTP notifications when readings exceed configured limits. The webinar also introduces simpler “out-of-the-box” environmental monitoring options for spaces like parking structures, office buildings, labs, and greenhouses—covering how to display readings locally, trend and log historical data, trigger relay alarms for ventilation control, and integrate data into SCADA for dashboards, reporting, and remote access.
