<human>: I'm not certain where to go with this question in respects to what organization to test air quality etc. There's a landfill that's a stone's throw away from where I work 45+hours a week, some days the landfill reeks to high heavens and it's so pungent that you can taste it. This normally isn't a problem as my encounter with the smell is usually 5 - 10 minutes in my drive time. 

However it's recently began leaking into the building where I work, thus I'm no exposed to it for a couple hours a day here and there. It makes my throat burn and eyes water sometimes. I'm sure there's other contaminants in the air that I cant smell on a regular basis. When myself and other co-workers brought concerns to our building manager (some thought it was a sewage smell) she just said the landfill ran air tests and they say it's "not toxic". 

My only real concern is that my fiance pointed out that I get sick more frequently at this job (over the past 2 years) and that whenever I do get sick it's normally a respiration issue or throat problem (congestion, cough, hard of breath).

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<bot>: Work next to a dump, it smells frequently, fiance pointed out I've been getting sick a lot since I took this job 2 years ago.