Workplace Wellness Case Studies & Success Stories

The Challenge
When we speak with clients about air quality monitoring, many struggle to see the immediate value. Whether it’s a school, a medical centre, or a large office, the benefits of tracking indoor conditions like temperature, CO₂ levels, and humidity can feel abstract—until you see the data for yourself.

To test this, we set ourselves a goal: to run our own long-term trial and measure the tangible impact of AirSuite monitoring in a real workplace.

The Trial
Earlier this year, we installed nine AirSuite monitors across a client’s 400 sqm office. The devices were placed in a variety of areas—boardrooms, open offices, reception, and breakout spaces. Installation was quick, with the client immediately gaining access to the live dashboard.

Almost instantly, the monitors began uncovering insights. In one of the boardrooms, CO₂ levels spiked dramatically during a meeting, signalling poor ventilation. This sparked a journey of discovery and improvement.

At Jani-King and JK Building Wellness, we pride ourselves on creating spaces that are both inspiring and healthy. Recently, a small change to our boardroom décor gave us a big reminder of how important material choices can be.

A Fresh Look… and an Unexpected Surprise
We introduced a new banner to brighten up our boardroom—bold colours, vibrant imagery, the perfect addition to the space. But soon after, our AirSuite monitors picked up something we couldn’t see: volatile organic compounds (VOCs) spiking whenever the boardroom doors were closed.

VOCs are chemicals often released by paints, inks, and materials. At high levels they can cause irritation, headaches, and over time contribute to more serious respiratory issues. It didn’t take long to realise that the freshly printed banner was the source.

At Jani-King and JK Building Wellness, we often talk to clients about the benefits of monitoring air quality. But we also wanted to put it to the test ourselves: could AirSuite really make a difference in our own head office?

Discovering the Invisible
When we first installed AirSuite monitors across our open office, boardroom, reception, and staff areas, our goal was simple: to see what we were up against. Were our people working in a healthy, comfortable environment—or not?

The data told its story quickly. CO₂ levels spiked around lunchtime, leaving the office feeling sluggish. Temperature readings showed what our team already suspected: the HVAC system wasn’t keeping up. Some spaces were freezing while others overheated, and the control panels didn’t match reality.