Air Quality Testing
Air quality testing provides a monitoring service for indoor air quality. The purpose is to measure and report on existing problems and identify potential issues before they result in remedial work being necessary and/ or expensive litigation arising. Carrying out such testing can help to create economic savings, increase individuals’ well-being and has an overall positive effect on environmental health. Indoor exposure to air pollutant sources can cause a range of effects from irritants like allergies to serious illnesses such as sick building syndrome and Legionnaire’s disease. To prevent issues, the testing of air quality can be done on a continuous basis; provide a snapshot of a given point in time; and/ or monitor personal exposure. Any factors that impact on air quality such as temperature, humidity, ozone, carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds and airborne particulates (eg bacteria, fungi and pollen) can be measured. Pollutants are reported on with recommendations on how to rectify the situation. Air quality monitoring is advised or required by law in a whole range of settings, from domestic environments to factories, industrial units, offices and other commercial business premises; and public buildings such as schools, hospitals and hotels.
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Brian Milligan Associates
View company profileBrian Milligan Associates provide a comprehensive air sampling and noise monitoring service for the assessment of worker exposure to noise and hazardous substances. We provide expert consultancy on compliance with the Noise at Work Regulations and the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations. Brian Milligan is highly qualified and experienced, being a Chartered Fellow of the Faculty of Occupational Hygienists, and offers a bespoke and reliable service to a large number of SME clients across a wide range of industries in the UK.
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CODEL International Ltd
View company profileHere at CODEL International, our range of continuous emission monitoring analysers are suitable for a wide range of processes and provide measurements of CO, NO, SO2, CO2, NO2, CH4, HCL, and H2O.
Multi-channel stack emission monitors operate as automated and integrated CEMs systems or as individual process control gas monitors.
Our design engineer's highest priority is to create designs characterised by high reliability and low maintenance. In our range of continuous emission monitoring analysers, the GCEM4000 multi-gas analyzer uses in-situ measurement technology. It is capable of highly reliable operation with substantially reduced maintenance.
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Accon Uk Ltd
View company profileAccon UK are a leading environmental consultancy providing commercial and industrial services across a wide range of disciplines including noise pollution, contaminated land, air quality, vibration and flood risk.
