The health and safety regulations for cleaning local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems serve two important purposes. First, they ensure the safety of employees exposed to contaminated air, and second, they assure employers that their LEV systems comply with the applicable regulations. Take Control Over Your Workplace Health with LEV System Cleaning
For any business unsure whether its LEV system is compliant, it is best to begin by conducting an initial assessment. The assessment should assess the system's efficiency, identify potential problems, and determine necessary corrective actions. It should also identify relevant regulations and specify the required steps to ensure the LEV system meets them. That's where you should hire experts in the field
Reduce the risk of respiratory illnesses for your employees, such as asthma or emphysema by by filtering and trapping harmful air particles before inhaling is a must for all employers. We test your LEV to make sure your system is running at optiminal efficiency.
The main components of an LEV system include extractors, ducting, fan and filtration systems, and all are there to protect workers. Regular LEV duct cleaning is necessary to remove the dust and other particles, preventing them from being released into the atmosphere.
We work directly with clients, building managers or facilities management companies to provide a duct clean certification and improve indoor air quality. Many insurance providers also expect that air vents and ductwork will be cleaned regularly, so it's important to ensure this is done to avoid any penalties.
In the UK, LEV systems should be serviced at least once a year according to TR-19 standards. By introducing uncontaminated air into the workplace, employers can reduce health risks and improve safety conditions for their staff, leading to increased productivity and well-being.
The best practice for checking local exhaust ventilation is once a year, according to TR-19 standards, instead of every 14 months. We examine all components, such as the enclosure, ducting system, filters, and fan, to ensure they are in good condition and working adequately.
If you want to use LEV systems in the UK, you must comply with COSH, HSW and DSEAR regulations. Our TR-19 guidelines can help assess and guarantee the quality of your LEV systems, giving you peace of mind that your insurance company will be satisfied.
Duct cleaners clean the components of Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV), such as ducts, fans, filters, hood and other system parts, to remove airborne contaminants like dust, fumes, and solvents from the workspace. The danger of fire breaking out will be significantly reduced while providing a safe environment for your workers.
Take preventative measures and avoid employees developing health issues linked to your workplace. We'll visually inspect the ducts and all the connected components of the ventilation system. After that, a series of tests to measure the airflow and level of airborne contaminants.
The size of an LEV system is a factor when estimating the cost of cleaning. This cost can vary depending on a few factors, such as the age of the system, the last time it was cleaned, its size and how much work is required to bring it up to TR-19 standards. Luckily, our company has relatively low overhead costs compared to other duct cleaners.
We attract clients because of our accreditations and quality of work. We boost complete customer satisfaction. Our association with both CHAS and NAADC gives confidence and builds trust. It’s why many of our clients have stayed with us for years.
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