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Productivity
and Energy
“Does increasing light
output and creating more comfortable temperatures — regardless
of the effect on energy costs — increase productivity enough to
justify such moves? Or does worker productivity operate independently
of a facility’s environment, justifying decisions to decrease
energy expenses by dimming lights and making the HVAC system
work less?”
Staff recruitment,
payroll, and retention costs are greater than facility operation,
energy, and maintenance costs by a factor of
70. Advantek addresses "Total Indoor Environmental Quality," which
encompasses lighting, indoor air quality, acoustics, and ergonomics.
We can show you how an investment in the work environment can pay
back in substantial productivity increases. Furthermore, carefully
designed energy-efficiency improvement projects also improve lighting
quality or space comfort; a one percent increase in productivity
exceeds the entire energy bill. Energy-efficient lighting, heating,
and cooling have significantly and increased measurable worker
productivity, decreased absenteeism, and/or improved work quality. |
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