Occupational hygiene monitoring involves measuring and assessing workplace exposures that may impact employee health over time.
This can include:
- Airborne contaminants (dusts, vapours, fumes, gases)
- Noise exposure
- Vibration
- Thermal conditions (heat and cold)
- Indoor air quality
The purpose is to determine whether exposure levels are within acceptable limits and to identify where control measures are required.
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) estimates that work-related accidents and illnesses annually take 2 million lives and cost the global economy an estimated US$1.25 thousand billion ($1.25 trillion).
The ILO also estimates that work-related illness and accidents cost between 2.6% and 3.8% of Gross Domestic Product in European Union.
Our approach combines accurate measurement, technical assessment, and practical recommendations—ensuring risks are properly understood and effectively controlled.