Professional Occupational Hygiene Services in Australia
At Site Environmental & Remediation Services (SERS), we are dedicated to providing top-notch Occupational Hygiene Services to ensure the safety and well-being of your workplace. This includes comprehensive occupational hygiene services in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, and other regions across Australia, vis-a-vis asbestos air monitoring, silica and dust testing, noise testing, and mould assessments with the help of expert occupational hygienists.
What Is Occupational Hygiene?
Also termed industrial hygiene, occupational hygiene is a scientific method that assesses workplace conditions, recognises potential hazards, evaluates their severity, and offers control and mitigation strategies. Here, the primary objective is to proactively protect the workers against workplace hazards, maintain their well-being, and safeguard the community.
Key Occupational Hygiene Services We Provide
At SERS, our occupational hygiene services consist of the following:
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Asbestos Identification and Air Monitoring
A highly carcinogenic and hazardous material, asbestos poses significant health risks. At SERS, we provide asbestos and occupational hygiene services that include inspections, sampling, and analysis to identify ACMs and assess the level of airborne asbestos fibres. Using state-of-the-art equipment and trained personnel, we provide reports that are in line with industry standards.
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Water Monitoring for Environmental and Occupational Use
Water Quality in and around industrial areas may face contamination due to the presence of chemical pollutants, heavy metals, and microbes. With our comprehensive water monitoring and testing services, detect contaminants and ensure compliance with necessary environmental regulations.
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Dust Monitoring (PM10 and PM2.5) for Environmental and Occupational Use
Particulate matter (PM), such as PM10 and PM2.5, can lead to respiratory and other health issues. With occupational dust testing, you can assess exposure levels for your workers, take steps to mitigate dust-related health risks, and maintain compliance.
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Occupational Silica Monitoring
Silica dust is a common workplace hazard in industries, and prolonged exposure to crystalline silica can lead to severe respiratory issues. Check the levels of silica exposure at your workplace, place effective control measures, and maintain industrial compliance with SERS.
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Noise Monitoring for Environmental and Occupational Use
Prolonged exposure to high noise levels can lead to hearing loss; however, this is a major concern in industries. Our experts use precise equipment to measure noise exposure, assess compliance with regulatory limits, and offer comprehensive noise control strategies to minimize the impact of noise.
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Mould Environmental and Occupational Exposure
Mould exposure can lead to allergic and respiratory conditions, which can increase in severity with exposure. At SERS, we conduct thorough inspections, air sampling, and surface testing to detect mould, assess its impact on indoor air quality, and provide remediation solutions.
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Occupational Hygiene Advice and Reporting
Alongside checking the above parameters to maintain the health and safety of the workers at the workplace, SERS also offers advisory, reporting, and remediation services. This helps businesses and business owners counter and mitigate conditions that may harm the workers.
Why These Services Matter
Opting for regular occupational hygiene services is a key part of maintaining business and safety compliance. They offer the following benefits:
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Ensures Workplace Health
With occupational hygiene services, businesses can preemptively monitor all factors that pose a threat to the health of the workers.
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Meets Regulatory Compliance
The Government of Australia and the responsible authorities have set regulatory terms that dictate the compliance standards. Occupational hygiene services help adhere to these norms.
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Prevents Long-term Illness Among Workers
By monitoring occupational hazards and staying within limits permitted by the government, you can avoid any risks to the health of your workforce and mitigate legal risk.
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Enhances Employee Trust in the Business
Regular occupational hygiene services and audits assure the worker that the business is invested in their health and well-being, and improve brand reputation.
Our Process: How SERS Conducts Hygiene Services
Occupational Hygiene Services by SERS follows the given stepwise process:
- An initial visit from the occupational hygienist and a risk assessment.
- On-site sampling and data collection from various locations within the workplace.
- Data analysis using collected samples in NATA-accredited labs.
- Detailed reporting of the analysed samples with recommendations.
- Ongoing support, remediation services, and periodic testing to meet industry standards.
Who Needs Occupational Hygiene Services?
Occupational hygiene services are essential for the following people and/or businesses:
- Construction companies handling hazardous materials
- Property managers with older buildings with asbestos risk
- Manufacturing or mining businesses
- Schools, hospitals, and government facilities
- Any business seeking compliance & staff safety
Areas We Serve
SERS provides occupational hygiene services across all major locations in Australia, including Perth, Brisbane, and Sydney.
Occupational Hygiene Services in Perth
Maintaining the health and safety of workers is a key task for all workplaces. To ensure the health and safety of workers based out of industries in Perth, we offer occupational hygiene services in Perth.
Occupational Hygiene Services in Sydney
For efficient and effective occupational hygiene services, it is important to have qualified personnel. Our Occupational Hygienists in Sydney are trained to identify and assess all occupational hazards to ensure that you can offer your employees a safe working environment.
Occupational Hygiene Services in Brisbane
From asbestos air monitoring to testing for workplace noise levels, our occupational hygiene services in Brisbane help you establish and maintain a safe workplace and stay compliant with all workplace standards.
Legislative Guidance
Our services are guided by stringent legislative frameworks to ensure compliance and safety. Key regulations relevant to specific workplace hazards include:
- Asbestos: Compliance with the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations and the Code of Practice for the Management and Control of Asbestos in the Workplace.
- Water Quality: Adherence to the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines and environmental protection regulations.
- Dust and Silica: Compliance with the National Exposure Standards for Airborne Contaminants and the WHS Regulations.
- Noise: Following the Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations and the WHS Regulations for occupational noise exposure.
- Mould: Adherence to the guidelines set by the Environmental Health Standing Committee (enHealth) for mould and indoor air quality.
Our Team and Technology
At SERS, we retain a team of trained professionals across all key locations in Australia. This includes experienced hygienists, consultants, and analysts at the top of their field.
We also have NATA‑accredited labs in Perth and Brisbane for accurate testing of pollutants and contaminants. Further, we use state-of-the-art monitoring equipment for air quality, occupational dust testing, asbestos testing, mould testing, and other surveys.
Contact SERS Today for Occupational Hygiene Services
Ready to ensure a safer workplace, free of asbestos and in line with occupational hygiene standards? Reach out to us on 1300 542 315 or fill in our online form for occupational hygiene services in Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, and other key areas in Australia.
Check out our other services: Asbestos testing, Asbestos air monitoring, mould testing, occupational dust testing, dilapidation surveys, and more.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A professional who assesses, identifies, and lays out a control plan for workplace hazards to ensure the health and safety of workers is called a workplace hygienist.
While there is no set framework for workplace hygiene testing, we advise a half-yearly or annual schedule. Further, this frequency can be increased in a workplace that has more hazards.
One of the focus areas that falls under maintaining occupational hygiene is identifying asbestos-related hazards, and monitoring and control to prevent exposure.
Stop work immediately and notify a qualified professional. A licensed assessor should inspect and test the material before any further activity.
Inhalation of asbestos fibres can cause serious health issues such as asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer. Long-term exposure is especially hazardous in jobs involving construction or asbestos-containing materials.





