DUST SAMPLING
Dust is a prevalent challenge in virtually all workplaces, and its management is crucial to ensuring a safe and healthy working environment. Airborne dust particles can vary in size, composition, and potential health risks. Dust Sampling assists in identifying dust types, concentrations, and potential exposure risks, providing valuable data regarding workplace design, dust control technologies, and worker protection measures.
WHAT WE OFFER
We can help address dust-related occupational hygiene concerns in the workplace by analyzing collected samples, determining airborne dust levels, and suggesting effective dust control measures. This proactive approach guarantees a safer working environment and compliance with occupational health and safety standards. We provide a variety of specialized dust sampling services, including:
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Inhalable Dust Sampling (AS 3640): Inhalable dust includes particles that can be inhaled through the nose and mouth and may deposit in the upper respiratory tract.
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Respirable Dust Sampling (AS 2985): Respirable dust consists of fine particles that can penetrate the lungs, potentially causing severe health issues.
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Crystalline Dust Sampling (AS 2985): Crystalline dust, often encountered in industries such as mining, construction, and manufacturing, can pose specific health risks.
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Coal Dust Sampling (AS 2985 and AS 3640): Coal dust is a common concern in mining and related industries.