Airport Health Accreditation

Airport health accreditation is a program designed to ensure that airports meet high standards of health and safety for travelers and employees. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, airport health accreditation has become increasingly important as travelers look for reassurance that they can travel safely.

U.S. Accreditation is proud to offer airport health accreditation services to airports in the United States. Our team of experts works with airports to evaluate their health and safety practices and develop strategies for improvement. We use a rigorous evaluation process to assess an airport's compliance with the latest health and safety standards, including those related to COVID-19.

By choosing "U.S. Accreditation" for airport health accreditation, airports can demonstrate their commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for travelers and employees. Our accreditation process provides an independent evaluation of an airport's health and safety practices and helps airports to continuously improve their performance.

With the support of "U.S. Accreditation," airports can provide travelers with the reassurance they need to travel with confidence, knowing that they are entering a safe and healthy environment. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping airports succeed and will work with them every step of the way to ensure that their health and safety practices are of the highest standards.

Airport health accreditation covers a wide range of health and safety criteria beyond just COVID-19. The program evaluates airports on their compliance with international health and safety standards, including:

1. Air Quality: The program assesses the air quality within the airport, including the ventilation systems and air filtration systems to ensure that travelers and employees are breathing safe and clean air.

2. Physical Distancing: The program evaluates the airport's measures for promoting physical distancing, such as marking off areas to ensure that travelers and employees remain at a safe distance from each other.

3. Hand Hygiene: The program evaluates the availability and accessibility of hand hygiene facilities, such as hand sanitizer stations and washrooms, to promote good hand hygiene practices.

4. Cleanliness and Sanitation: The program assesses the cleanliness and sanitation of the airport, including the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting of high-touch surfaces and public areas.

5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): The program evaluates the provision and use of PPE, such as masks and gloves, by travelers, employees, and airport staff.

6. Information and Awareness: The program evaluates the availability and accessibility of health and safety information and awareness campaigns, such as signage and posters, to inform travelers and employees of best practices.

These are just a few examples of the many health and safety criteria that airport health accreditation covers. The program is designed to ensure that airports meet high standards of health and safety, providing travelers with the reassurance they need to travel with confidence.

By choosing "U.S. Accreditation" for airport health accreditation, airports can demonstrate their commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for travelers and employees. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping airports succeed and will work with them every step of the way to ensure that their health and safety practices are of the highest standards.