Testing

COSHH Testing

All our COSHH LEV testing Engineers are certified and provide an extensive report that fully complies with HSE COSHH regulations. The report includes actual and design readings with schematic drawings using our in-house CAD facility.

What is COSHH LEV?

The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations require employees to assess and control exposure of their workforce to hazardous materials.

COSHH Regulation 9 requires that where Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) plant is used to control exposure to substances hazardous to health, a thorough examination and test be undertaken at least once every 14 months to ensure that it remains in good working order.

Is your workplace compliant with COSHH regulations? If not you could be breaking the law. For advice and information, contact us now at

sales@airtecfiltration.com 

Dust, Fume, Solvents and Vapours

Monitoring of employee exposure to ensure compliance with the COSHH regulations 2002.

• Process evaluation and determination of monitoring requirements and strategy
• Monitoring of personal exposure and background concentrations by:
• Direct Reading Instruments
• Pumped Absorption Tubes
• Passive Charcoal Filled Badges
• Sample Analysis Evaluation and interpretation of results.
• Advice on control measures and selection of Personal Protective Equipment
• LEV performance monitoring and assessment

AIRTEC FILTRATION LTD OFFER A COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE/MAINTENANCE PACKAGE WHICH INCLUDE A COSHH LEV TEST TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS. WE ALSO OFFER STAND ALONE COSHH LEV TESTING. CONTACT US NOW TO DISCUSS ALL OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO YOUR BUSINESS.

 

HSE Guidelines

Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) Systems should be examined and checked following guidelines HS(G) 54 – Maintenance, examination and testing of local exhaust ventilation 2002. The guidance provides advice to employees and others who operate, service and maintain Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) Systems.

The aim is to ensure that LEV systems, which are intended to control substances hazardous to health, including biological agents continue to operate as originally intended.

To protect the health of your employees, a system effectively captures released, hazardous substances’ and removes them from the workplace and safely disposes of them.