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Workplace Exposure Monitoring Across New Zealand

Protect your workers and stay compliant with New Zealand Regulations.

Protect Health by Identifying exposure to hazardous substances

Many hazardous substances in the workplace—like dusts, gases, fumes, vapours, noise—are invisible to the naked eye, yet harmful over time. Our certified consultants use specialised equipment to accurately measure these exposures, helping you understand what your team is breathing or absorbing each day. This information is critical to prevent occupational illness and ensure your workplace remains safe and healthy.

Our certified occupational hygiene consultants specialise in evaluating workers exposure to a range of health hazards including:

Inhalable dust
Respirable dust
Crystalline silica
Welding fume
VOCs (volatile organic compound)
Solvent vapour
Noise
Vibration
Radiation, and many more.

Ensure compliance with Workplace Exposure Standards (WES)

Exposure monitoring allows you to compare on-site contaminant levels to New Zealand’s Workplace Exposure Standards (WES). This not only supports compliance with the Health and Safety at Work Act but also helps you implement the right controls—ventilation, PPE, or process changes—to reduce risks to as low as reasonably practicable. We deliver clear, easy-to-interpret reports and practical recommendations tailored to your operations.

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Why invest in Workplace Exposure Monitoring?

Improve Workplace Air Quality

Measure airborne hazards generated by your work that may be affecting employee health and wellbeing.
Stay Compliant

Ensure your workplace meets current health and safety standards and WorkSafe NZ regulation requirements.
Focus Spending

Target your expenditures on exposure controls which will have significant impact on reducing exposures and controlling contaminants.
Demonstrate Quality

Demonstrate your professionalism and commitment to health and safety to staff, clients, and regulators.