Ergonomic Assessment / Training
Many working days are lost each year due to musculoskeletal ill health. The effective management of Ergonomic risk factors can significantly reduce the discomfort of workers and absenteeism.
Illumination Level Monitoring
For workers to preform efficiently and safely in the workplace lighting levels must be within the correct range. Workplace light surveys ensure that light sources are correctly placed to provide acceptable levels.
Heat stress management
The human body is designed to operate in an extremely narrow temperature range. Ensuring that this range is maintained is extremely important.
PPE & RPE advice and guidance
Personal protective equipment is designed to control exposure to specific hazards. Using the correct PPE is extremely important, particularly as it is often the last line of defence.
Face-fit testing
Respiratory protective equipment will only provide the expected protection for each individual if it is correctly fitted. This can only be verified by Face-Fit testing.
Asbestos
Exposure to asbestos can have a serious impact on the health of humans. The identification and management of asbestos containing materials is extremely important.
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Surveys
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) surveys assess air quality within buildings to identify potential problems and ensure a healthy environment for occupants, often involving air sampling, monitoring, and recommendations for improvement.
Ventilation Surveys
A ventilation survey is an environmental investigation that examines air movement, filters, exhaust fans, and other building components to assess air quality and identify potential issues like leaks or blockages, ensuring proper ventilation and worker safety
Occupational Hygiene Training
Occupational Hygiene Training, also known as Industrial Hygiene Training, equips professionals with the knowledge and skills to manage workplace hazards and ensure a safe and healthy environment for workers.
