From the company's website (excerpt)
Additionally we can provide LEV consultancy services. What is LEV? LEV extracts airborne hazardous substances at source, thus minimising employees' exposure. It is a vital tool in controlling worker's exposure to harmful chemical agents such as dusts, fumes, fibres, vapours, gases and mists. Workplaces which conduct woodworking, welding, paint spraying, chemistry or manufacturing are examples of industries likely to use LEV.
Company registration
Registered at Companies House since 2004. 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.
LEV servicing
Servicing involves maintaining components such as fans, filters and moving parts so the extraction system can keep working as intended. It can help address wear or blockages between thorough examinations and tests.
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.
Fume extraction
Fume extraction draws airborne contaminants away from a process before they spread through the workplace. Selecting suitable capture equipment and air treatment depends on the fumes or vapours produced and how the work is done.
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.
Face fit testing
A face fit test checks whether a particular make, model and size of tight-fitting respirator forms a seal on the wearer's face. It helps you select suitable respiratory protection for that individual.
Training
Training can help operators recognise poor extraction, position capture hoods and carry out routine checks. The content should match the equipment they use and the actions they need to take when something is wrong.
Company number: 05128356 - Companies House record
Services
- LEV testing
- LEV design
- LEV servicing
- Ductwork
- Fume extraction
- Workplace air monitoring
- Face fit testing
- Training
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