AusSafety has experience providing air monitoring services across a multitude of industries Australia-wide, including manufacturing, construction, mining, maritime, education industries and government.
We are an approved provider of dust monitoring and dust management services suitable to meet the QGL02 Management of respirable dust in Queensland Mineral Mines and Quarries Guideline.
Air Quality Monitoring
Air Quality Monitoring
AusSafety has experience providing air monitoring services across a multitude of industries Australia-wide, including manufacturing, construction, mining, maritime, education industries and government.
We are an approved provider of dust monitoring and dust management services suitable to meet the QGL02 Management of respirable dust in Queensland Mineral Mines and Quarries Guideline.
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Our Approach to Air Monitoring
Air monitoring is undertaken to determine the concentration of whichever airborne hazard that is present in the workplace. The results of the air monitoring are then typically compared against exposure standards as a means measuring of determining whether the individual (or group of workers) is at risk.
Our occupational hygienists all follow the ARECC decision-making framework when considering what hazards may exist and who may be exposed to them within various workplaces.
Some common airborne hazards that may require air monitoring include:
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We only use Australian Standard, AIOH, and NIOSH methods and techniques to provide all air monitoring services. We also only use National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) accredited laboratories for the sample analysis.
We fully customise large scale exposure monitoring programs or one-off assessments that are appropriate to your situation. Every situation is different, from the objective of the monitoring, to the budget. We always aim to ensure any assessment is designed to ensure efficient and effective use of both time and money.
Our occupational hygienists utilise the AIOH’s Occupational Hygiene Monitoring and Compliance Strategies guidebook to help design any monitoring program. A referenced tool from the guidebook is the Occupational Exposure Sampling Strategy Manual DHEW (NIOSH) Publication No. 77- 173, which is commonly used for large scale monitoring programs. Smaller one-off assessments may require any number of approaches mentioned within the AIOH guidebook. All monitoring approaches are agreed to prior to undertaking any on-site assessment.
Our Occupational Hygienists can:
