Our workplace exposure monitoring will ensure that you fulfil your COSHH obligations wherever your staff are exposed to hazardous substances in your hospital.
Our industry accredited consultants manage the work for you, and because we employ both continuous monitoring and personal sampling techniques, we can demonstrate how levels in the workplace atmosphere vary over the period of monitoring. This enables us to provide a comprehensive report including discussions and recommendations based upon our findings.
Sometimes referred to as COSHH monitoring or air monitoring, our service will help you to make sure that your work environment falls within the recommended workplace exposure limits (WELs). Our expertise is within the Healthcare sector, working closely with:
Find out how we can help in your department.
COSHH monitoring in hospital
operating theatres and
theatre recovery areas.
COSHH monitoring in endoscopy procedure rooms and endoscope decontamination rooms.
COSHH monitoring through
personal sampling for exposure
to Entonox.
Personal exposure monitoring
for staff in maternity and
endoscopy departments.
We carry out workplace exposure
monitoring in Fracture Clinic
plaster rooms and Orthotics Laboratory.
COSHH monitoring of formaldehyde exposure in staff working with tissue samples.
Personal sampling for
Entonox and FTIR monitoring for
anaesthetic agents.
We have been asked for help in
monitoring a wide range of
hazardous chemicals.
Would you like to introduce air
purifiers, but don’t know how
to establish the business case?
We carry out biological sampling
in fracture clinics and prosthetic
laboratories to measure staff exposure
to Diisocyanates.
When required, we also combine our continuous workplace exposure monitoring with personal sampling to provide a complete workplace monitoring solution.
Personal sampling provides information about individual staff member exposure during their working day. We use this technique to assess exposure in areas where continuous monitoring may not be appropriate, such as delivery suites and recovery areas.
Interested? Call us on 0333 015 4345 to discuss your requirements.
Paul Lightfoot, Group Safety & Wellbeing Manager, Ramsay Health Care
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