Occupational Hygiene Consultancy
Our team of experts can support you in assessing short and long term workplace risks
There are many hazards that can expose workers to the risk of exposure to harm. This harm can occur from many sources from a short-term physical injury to exposure to substances that can have long-term acute or chronic effects.
Occupational Hygiene monitoring
Occupational Hygiene monitoring will allow you to identify and quantify the hazard, understand what practical measures can be introduced to eliminate or reduce the hazard to a safe level. Alternatively, Occupational Hygiene monitoring can be used as an effective tool to check existing control measures are performing effectively. Examples of our services include:
- Noise Assessments
- Air & Dust Monitoring
- Whole-body vibration
- Hand Arm Vibration
- Lighting
- LEV Testing
- Legionella
- Air Purity Testing
- Face Fit Testing
- EMF
- Environmental Noise Assessment
You can trust in our team
Our team of experts are fully competent in undertaking these assessments and we will make sure that the most competent team is allocated to your site depending on your specific requirements.
Many workplace assessments require qualified and specific personnel, which many businesses do not employ resulting in the need for outsourcing these requirements. Arco Professional Safety Services can provide all of these assessments meeting current industry requirements and legislative needs.
Please call us on 0330 390 0822 or email info@arcoservices.co.uk
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Workplace Noise Monitoring
According to the HSE, an estimated 170,000 people in the UK suffer from noise induced hearing loss, tinnitus or other similar acoustic conditions as a result of exposure to noise at work. It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure the company complies with the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.
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Workplace Air Monitoring
Helping you identify and control airborne hazards to protect employees, ensuring compliance to COSHH Regulations 2002 According to the HSE, an estimated 13,000 people in the UK die from occupational exposure to harmful substances.
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EMF Assessment
Invisible electromagnetic fields (EMF’s) are emitted by all electronic and electrical equipment when in use and are present within practically all workplaces. This means that employers may have to take action to ensure that employees are protected from any adverse effects on their health if these are of high enough intensity.
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