Occupational Exposure Monitoring
Many people are exposed to a variety of substances at work such as chemicals, vapours, fumes, dusts and fibres which may be classified as hazardous to health. Several diseases associated with hazardous substances may not appear until several years after first exposure. It is important therefore to know in advance how to protect employee’s health. In order to determine how to protect workers from such substances, the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations impose duties on employers to monitor its employees exposure to hazardous substances.
Industrial Noise Assessment
The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 came into force on 6th April 2006 implementing the EU Physical Agents (Noise) Directive 2003/10/EC.
The Regulations state that an employer who carries out work which is liable to expose any employees to noise at or above the lower exposure action value shall make a suitable and sufficient assessment of the risk from that noise to the health and safety of those employees.
Local Exhaust Ventilation Testing
Local Exhaust Ventilation (commonly known as LEV) is an engineering control designed to prevent or reduce the level of hazardous substances being breathed by employees in the workplace. Systems usually consist of an inlet such as a booth, hood or cabinet placed close to or around the release point of an airborne hazardous substance.
Stack Emissions Monitoring
Under The Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 a number of industrial processes have to be registered. The registration for Part A processes is controlled by The Environment Agency. These are potentially the more polluting processes. Those which are deemed to be of a less polluting nature are classed as Part A2 or Part B processes and are controlled by Local Authority Environmental… more
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“We are incredibly impressed with the Remote Temperature Monitoring sensors recently installed by Total Environmental Compliance across our holiday park. The level of temperature data available on the dashboard—and the ability to drill down by timeframe and individual sensor—is exactly what we needed to manage legionella compliance effectively across our site. We no longer have to work around getting access to the holiday units each month, it’s all taken care of and our guests stay goes undisturbed.
Knowing that temperatures are being recorded automatically 24/7, and we receive regular notifications of any non-compliances, has taken a huge pressure off our site staff who previously carried out these checks manually.
One of the biggest benefits has been the reassurance around our cold-water storage tank, which feeds the holiday units. We’ve always had concerns about rising temperatures during warmer months, but now with a sensor installed, that worry is gone. We know our visitors at Coldstream are safe.
Samantha Manson, Remote Temperature Monitoring Co-Ordinator, delivered a clear, knowledgeable and thorough training session on the dashboard, and the installation was handled professionally and to a very high standard by Vinny Manson (Installation Engineer) and Adam Lawton (Account Manager).
I would absolutely recommend Total Environmental Compliance to any organisation or business looking for real-time compliance visibility and a proactive approach to mitigating legionella risk in water systems.”
- Chris Gregg, Owner
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