Industrial Hygiene
Exposure assessment and control — chemical, physical, biological, ergonomic — protecting the workforce at scale.
Why industrial hygiene matters
Industrial Hygiene quantifies and controls the chemical, physical, biological, and ergonomic exposures that drive occupational disease. Our team operates per AIHA / NIOSH / EN 689 sampling strategy, ACGIH TLV and OSHA PEL benchmarks, Factory Act 1948 Indian OEL frame, and the DGFASLI / NIOH guidance that defines the Indian industrial hygiene baseline. Work spans exposure monitoring with AIHA-LAP-accredited laboratories, noise mapping per ISO 9612, indoor air quality per ASHRAE 62.1, LEV design per HSE HSG 258, thermal stress per ISO 7933, and full PPE programme design.
Industrial Hygiene capabilities
How we deliver
A phased, evidence-led delivery model — from discovery through close-out — built around your facility, regulatory context, and lifecycle stage.
What this service delivers
- Defensible exposure data surviving regulator and litigation review
- OEL exceedance closure with engineering / administrative / PPE hierarchy
- Noise programme reducing STS and audiometric loss recordable rate
- LEV systems commissioned to actual capture velocity, not promised
- Health surveillance evidence pack closing occupational disease cases
Our differentiators
- AIHA-LAP / ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory partnerships
- Field measurement with Type 1 sound, MIE pumps, real-time monitors
- Statistical interpretation per AIHA strategy — not single-sample reports
- Factory Act / DGFASLI India fluency with ACGIH / NIOSH overlay
Related services
Environmental management systems, EIA, air quality, water and waste compliance — designed for operating reality.
Workplace safety systems — risk assessments, behaviour based safety, ergonomics, and worker health surveillance.
End to end fire engineering — risk assessment, protection design, F&G mapping, suppression, and emergency response.
Talk to us about industrial hygiene.
Connect with our team for a consultation scoped to your facility, regulatory context, and lifecycle stage.