Occupational Hygiene

Everything you need to know about occupational hygiene

Occupational hygiene involves protecting employees’ health by controlling workplace hazards. The risk of health hazards at work isn’t always obvious, recognised or even understood. You need expert support to tick the right regulatory and legal boxes. It’s the best way to avoid serious ill-health and long term problems from even a low level of exposure to dangerous materials and substances.

Rely on trusted occupational hygiene consultants

Science and engineering sit at the heart of every experienced occupational hygienist. Our testing identifies, evaluates, and helps you to control exposure to workplace hazards including chemicals, extreme hot and cold temperatures, dust, fumes, noise, radiation, vibration and more. The more you understand the workplace health risks the business faces, the better you’ll be at keeping people safe from cancer, asthma, skin diseases, deafness, eye damage and other health hazards at work. Can we support best industrial hygiene and safety practice at your place?

Expert support with occupational health and hygiene

Great occupational hygiene means more than healthy employees. It can mean better productivity simply because people are working in a clean, safe environment where they feel good. It can mean you see less expensive employee churn because the people you value stick around for longer. It helps you to comply with Health and Safety legislation and regulations. And that means it can save you from a large legal bill if someone takes you to court for making them ill.

Where can I get an occupational health check?

Come to us for a professional occupational health check, to make sure your premises or anything within it doesn’t present health risks to your employees, visitors, customers and suppliers.

What is occupational health and hygiene?

Industrial hygiene and safety simply involves keeping everyone who uses and works in a building safe from hazards that could damage their health and wellbeing at work.

What is occupational hygiene monitoring?