T/JIEHA 002-2024 Guidelines for Health Management of Central Air Conditioning Ventilation Systems
T/JIEHA 002-2024 Guidelines for Health Management of Central Air Conditioning Ventilation Systems
Basic Information
Scope
Main Technical Content: This standard specifies the hygiene quality requirements, daily operation and management requirements, and inspection and cleaning requirements for centralized air conditioning and ventilation systems. This standard applies to the hygiene management of centralized air conditioning and ventilation systems in the following buildings: (1) Accommodation facilities: Hotels, guesthouses, inns, and resorts that provide accommodation services to consumers; (2) Bathing facilities: Public bathhouses, including pools, bathing areas, spas, and foot massage venues with a floor area of 30 square meters or more. This does not include shower facilities, steam rooms, or baby bathing areas; (3) Hair care facilities: Establishments that provide haircutting, styling, and coloring services based on customers' head shapes, face types, and hair quality. These establishments must have a floor area of 30 square meters or more. This does not include mobile haircutting stalls; (4) Beauty salons: Establishments that provide non-invasive skin cleansing, care, and maintenance services based on customers' face shapes and skin characteristics, using techniques, equipment, and products such as makeup and skincare. These establishments must have a floor area of 30 square meters or more. This does not include body shaping, nail care, medical cosmetology, weight loss, or massage services; (5) Amusement arcades: Indoor entertainment venues that offer gaming and amusement equipment. This does not include chess and card games, fitness centers, internet cafes, or amusement parks; (6) Dance halls: Profit-making entertainment venues open to the public, including dance clubs, discos, karaoke bars, and similar establishments; (7) Swimming facilities: Indoor water areas (pools) and their related facilities, including indoor artificial swimming pools and aquatic centers. This does not include infant swimming facilities or portable inflatable or frame-based swimming areas;