Local Exhaust Ventilation

Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) is a critical control measure used to help minimise exposure to hazardous substances in the workplace. LEV systems capture and remove contaminants at the source, preventing their dispersion into the work environment. 

LEV systems are designed to control and reduce exposure to hazardous substances, such as dust, fumes, vapours, and mists, generated during work processes. They help protect workers' health by preventing the inhalation or absorption of these harmful substances.

LEV control measures are essential to comply with health and safety regulations and create a safe working environment.

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Our highly trained Occupational Hygienists conduct performance testing of LEV systems to assess their effectiveness in capturing and removing contaminants. They measure airflow rates, capture velocities, and evaluate the system's ability to control exposure levels.

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Matt Bates

Business Development Director - Occupational Hygiene T: +44 (0) 1235 437 100 Email
Milton Keynes | UK
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Tracey Bailey

Business Development Manager - Occupational Hygiene T: +44 1235 437 100 Email
Milton Keynes | UK

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