We set up calibrated pumps, collect air on filter cassettes and count fibres the same day, so your crew knows where they stand before the containment comes down.
Air monitoring is how you prove an abatement area is under control while work is under way, and clean once it is finished. Our technicians run personal samples on workers to confirm respirator selection, area samples at the containment boundary to catch leaks early, and final clearance samples before the space is handed back.
Every cassette is logged on a chain of custody form, counted by a technician enrolled in a proficiency testing program, and reported against the occupational exposure limit and the clearance criteria your project specifies.
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