Occupational hygiene can essentially be described as the monitoring and assessment of your work environment health.
We help businesses to better understand their health risks through the sampling and quantification of the health hazards which give rise to those risks. Results are interpreted in relation to your specific work processes and existing controls. An outcome of every sampling strategy is a report for our clients with practical advice on how you could look to minimise or eliminate those risks.
All services are also available for your offshore facilities.
Noise
Assessing workplace noise with state of the art technology to determine how harmful the noise levels are to your workers.
Asbestos Sampling
Collection of air, solids, soils or dust samples to determine the presence of harmful asbestos fibres.
Silica, Dust and Particulates
Sampling workers or workplaces for the level of toxic and non-toxic dusts in the breathable air.
Lighting Assessment
Good lighting plays an important role in safeguarding health at work by enabling workers to perform their work comfortably and efficiently.
Moulds
If you suspect that a building you occupy may be contaminated by mould then you should consider an assessment.
Heat and Cold Stress
Workers who are exposed to extreme heat may be at risk of heat stress and monitoring of the environment can help inform your control decisions.
Vapours and Gases
Sampling of the workplace air quality is essential for putting in place the right level of controls and protective equipment.
Welding Fumes
Welding produces toxic gases and fumes, some more harmful than others depending on the welding process and the metals involved.