LEV Testing: Everything You Need To Know!

What the LEV test means It is a legal requirement that you must ensure your employees are safe from substances such as hazardous vapours. A LEV examiner will check if you have incorporated systems such as an extraction system to get rid of these substances. What the test involves Through the use of visual and practical examinations and using calibrated testing equipment, the examiner will analyse the LEV to confirm that it is in working order and in clean condition. To ensure the least amount of occurs, Hutcheon Examination Services appreciates that the equipment that we will test is necessary for your work and we can arrange a good time for the testing to occur. LEV Equipment that will be tested Anything in relation to exhaust ventilation such as ducting, booths, enclosures, hoods and fume cupboards will be examined. The purpose of this test It is imperative to check if your LEV is working and is up to standards. You also have a legal responsibility to make sure your employees are not exposed to any harmful chemicals that could put their health at risk. Ensure regular testing of LEV equipment. Your LEV equipment needs to be tested every 14 months and the record of these tests must be kept up to at least 5 years. It is imperative that your LEV equipment is working effectively and efficiently, so make sure you get your test carried out today. To see which LEV Plants require examination, see our service page. For further queries about LEV Testing please give us a ring on 0118 981 1773. Or for a quick quote, fill out our contact form.

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