From the company's website (excerpt)
The most important part of an extraction system is where it interacts with the operative. If the intake is unsuitable or for some reason is not used due to the design so will the ducting, fans filters etc. The most expensive part of the system is likely to be the ductwork, filters and fans. How we can help Local Exhaust Ventilation System Regulation 9 of the COSHH regulations requires that Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems be examined at least every 14 months. In some process such as blasting and non-ferrous metal grinding there is a requirement for more frequent testing.
Company registration
Registered at Companies House since 2003. The Companies House record gives its status as Active.
What the listed services involve
LEV testing
A thorough examination and test checks the condition of your extraction system and measures airflow to assess how it controls exposure. For most LEV, this is required at least every 14 months under regulation 9 of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002.
LEV design
Design starts with the work process and the dust, fumes or vapours it produces. It involves choosing capture hoods and sizing the extraction equipment around how your staff actually use the workspace.
Ductwork
Ducts carry contaminated air from the capture point towards a collector or discharge point. Work on their layout, joints and condition affects airflow, access for cleaning and the build-up of material inside.
Workplace air monitoring
Air monitoring measures airborne substances, often by taking samples in a worker's breathing zone during normal tasks. Results help assess exposure and whether the controls in place are doing enough.
Company number: 04815788 - Companies House record
Services
- LEV testing
- LEV design
- Ductwork
- Workplace air monitoring
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