DUST - 1st STAGE MONITORING (COSHH AIR MONITORING - WOODWORKING)

Wood dust can cause asthma when breathed in. High risk woods for causing asthma include some hardwoods and softwoods such as Western Red Cedar. Hardwood dust can also cause nasal cancer.

• Current. You must reduce exposures to all types of wood dust as far below the Workplace Exposure Limited (WEL) of 5 mg/m3 as is reasonably practicable.

• From 1st January 2020 the WEL is reducing from 5mg/m3 to 3mg/m3

• From 1st January 2023 the WEL will reduce further from 3mg/m3 to 2mg/m3

Using latest monitoring equipment to provide instant indicative results, we can advise you of the current exposure levels and help identify where improvements can be made.

• Duration: 1 day + 1/2 report writing

       (Duration may increase, depending upon size of company)

DELIVERY LOCATION

• National Delivery

COST