Recently, Northwest A&F University caused a controversy about excessive formaldehyde due to the painting of dormitory doors before the start of school. Some students reported that after using formaldehyde testing equipment, they found that the formaldehyde content in the dormitory exceeded the standard, and some students even had to go out to live because of the pungent smell of the dormitory. The school attaches great importance to this and says that it will solve the problem as soon as possible. The sudden incident has sparked heated discussions from all walks of life, and at the same time, it has also aroused concerns about indoor air quality and school logistics management. What is the reason for the excessive formaldehyde? What steps are the schools taking to address this issue? This article will take a deep dive into this** and take you through the whole story.
1. Students report that formaldehyde exceeds the standard
In response to the behavior of Northwest A&F University to paint the dormitory door before the start of school, some students purchased formaldehyde testing instruments for self-testing. The results showed that the formaldehyde in the dormitory exceeded the standard, causing concern and anxiety among the students. Some students even chose to go out to live because the pungent smell in the dormitory was unbearable, which caused widespread concern in the dormitory.
1. More details
In the case of excessive formaldehyde, students had to take a series of measures to deal with it. Among them, some students put onions on the door to absorb formaldehyde, while others used various methods to purify the air to improve the smell of the dormitory. These measures not only show the students' concern about the quality of the dormitory environment, but also call on the school to pay attention to it and solve it as soon as possible.
2. School response and treatment measures
Northwest A&F University responded immediately after learning that the students reported excessive formaldehyde and said that it would solve the problem as soon as possible. The school issued a "warm reminder" asking students to ventilate more in their daily lives to reduce indoor formaldehyde concentrations. At the same time, the school also purchased green plants and pothos to purify the air, as well as activated carbon to remove odors, hoping to improve the quality of the dormitory environment through these ways.
1. School attitude
The school attaches great importance to the health and living environment of its students, and has demonstrated its positive response to students' concerns by purchasing items such as plants and activated carbon that purify the air in a timely manner. In the process of solving the problem, the school shows concern for the health and quality of life of students, and provides a guarantee for safeguarding the rights and health of students.
1. Disclosure of bidding announcements
It is reported that the Logistics Management Office of Northwest A&F University issued the "Tender Announcement" in January this year, intending to paint the dormitory doors and apartment doors of the student apartments on the North and South campuses. According to the announcement, the estimated amount of the project is about 7270,000 yuan, the planned construction period is 20 days, and the dormitory door will be renovated.
1. The implementation process of the project
During the implementation of the project, the school took a variety of measures to improve the quality and efficiency of the painting work. A lot of manpower and material resources were invested to ensure that the project could be completed in a relatively short period of time, so as to ensure that students can smoothly move into the beautified dormitory doors and enjoy the comfort and beauty brought by the renewal when the spring semester arrives.
2. Winning the bid and executing the project
On February 4, the Logistics Management Office issued the "Announcement of the Winning Candidates for the Painting Project of the Student Apartment Dormitory Door on the North and South Campuses", which was publicized from February 4th to 6th. This initiative demonstrates the school's fairness and transparency in the selection of project bids, ensuring the compliance and quality of the project. The successful bidder will be responsible for carrying out the painting work with a view to providing a more comfortable living environment for the students.
1. Reflection on school management
The occurrence of this incident has put forward a management warning to Northwest A&F University. When painting dormitories for dormitory doors, schools should pay more attention to the selection and use of construction materials to ensure that indoor air quality meets standards. The incident also forced the school to conduct a comprehensive review of the logistics management process to prevent similar situations from happening again.
2. Improvement of campus environment
Schools should deepen the management and maintenance of the dormitory environment, not only focusing on the external aesthetics, but also on the internal air quality and students' living comfort. By strengthening the monitoring and detection of the air inside the dormitory, problems can be found and solved in time to ensure the quality of life and health of students.
The formaldehyde incident caused by the dormitory painting project of Northwest A&F University highlights the problems existing in the school's logistics management and dormitory environmental maintenance. In response to students' feedback, the school responded in a timely manner and took a series of measures to improve the dormitory environment, and said that it would solve the problem as soon as possible. The incident also reflects the need for schools to pay more attention to detail in the implementation of the project to ensure the health and quality of life of students. It is hoped that through this incident, the school can further improve the management system, improve the quality of the dormitory environment, and provide students with a safer and more comfortable learning and living environment.