Poor Contaminated Land Assessments can lead to a range of negative consequences, impacting environmental, social, and economic values.
More particularly, negative consequences can affect your professional reputation, the performance and reputation of your company or organisation, or the reputation of a particular site.
Negative outcomes may be evidenced in a number of ways, including:
1.Envoronmental Impacts
2. Human Health Risk
3. Economic Consequences
4. Regulatory and Compliance Issues
5. Community and Stakeholder Impacts
6. Missed Opportunities for Sustainable Land Use
Risks associated with contaminated land site assessments can be managed cost effectively, compliantly and expeditiously
Since 2005, LRM Global, has specialised in guiding and supporting clients in “Risk Managing Your Environment”.
When necessary, the benefits of a more expansive tailored solution far outweigh any savings that contractors may make initially by engaging a less expensive, superficial assessment.
Some of the benefits of tailored solutions include:
In addition to our commitment of reasonable costs, LRM Global emphasises the extended value of a “high quality, comprehensive Environmental Site Assessment” when required.
Our expertise and approach in the Environmental Management Division is designed to provide a “fit for purpose” assessment of associated risks
LRM Global’s Environmental Management Division is specialised in:
Contaminated Land Assessment, Management and Remediation:
Focus delivery may include the following services:
Our team at LRM Global, welcome the opportunity to assist you in “Risk Managing Your Environment”.
Regular air monitoring in commercial spaces, such as offices and factories, plays a vital role in maintaining a healthy work environment. By continuously assessing air quality, businesses can ensure the well-being of their employees, enhance productivity, and comply with health and safety regulations.
Regular air monitoring in commercial spaces is an investment in employee health, regulatory compliance, and overall business success. By ensuring clean and safe air, businesses can create a more productive and positive work environment.
n today’s complex work environments, maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and occupational health and safety (OHS) is not just a legal requirement—it’s a critical component of operational success. At LRM Global, we offer a comprehensive range of services designed to address diverse safety concerns and ensure compliance with all relevant regulations. Our experienced team provides specialized solutions in areas ranging from asbestos management to dust and silica monitoring, making us a trusted partner for businesses across various sectors.
1. Asbestos Management
Asbestos remains a significant concern in many older buildings and facilities. Our expert services in asbestos management include:
2. Dust and Silica Management
Dust and silica exposure can lead to serious health issues if not managed properly. We offer:
3. Indoor Air Quality and VOC/Chemical Monitoring
Maintaining indoor air quality is essential for a healthy workplace. Our services include:
4. Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
Handling hazardous materials and waste requires meticulous planning and management. We provide:
5. Risk and Compliance Assessments
Understanding and mitigating risks is crucial for compliance and safety. Our risk and compliance services include:
6. Specialized Assessments
We also offer specialized assessments for unique scenarios, including:
At LRM Global, our team of senior consultants brings extensive experience and specialized knowledge to every project.
If you didn’t find exactly what you’re looking for, explore our Environmental Services and Laboratory Services for additional solutions tailored to your needs.
For more information or to discuss your specific requirements, contact our Hygiene and OHS team today. At LRM Global, we are committed to providing expert solutions that ensure safety, compliance, and peace of mind.
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Ensure your workplace is safe and compliant with LRM Global’s expert hygiene and OHS services. Let us help you navigate the complexities of safety management and achieve a healthier work environment.
Every day, employees and employers take for granted the quality of air that they breathe from heating, ventilation air conditioning (“HVAC”).
“Poor indoor air quality resulting from inadequate HVAC systems has been linked to a significant decline in worker productivity and an increase in health complaints. Specifically, about 20% of office workers reported experiencing respiratory issues and general discomfort related to suboptimal air quality.”
Source: Australian Government’s National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) (2008)
“Our findings highlight that malfunctioning HVAC systems in public buildings often result in higher concentrations of indoor pollutants such as VOCs and PM2.5. This has been associated with increased absenteeism and reported health issues among occupants, with up to 18% of individuals experiencing noticeable symptoms”
Assessment of Indoor Air Quality in Australian Public Buildings. Source: Australian Environmental Protection Agency (2015)
Anecdotally, at LRM Global, we find that many organisations misguidedly assume that regular servicing of the HVAC systems does include treatment and rectification of any contamination build up in their HVAC systems. Often, this is not the case.
Generally, employees, employers, students, parents, building owners and/or managers are simply not aware of the deterioration that can occur in HVAC units of all shapes and sizes. Nor are they aware of the potential health consequences of their oversight.
Regularly, the effectiveness of climate control functionality, or otherwise, provides the main trigger initiating the need for servicing, and determining the scope of servicing that is required.
We assume that the air quality that we breathe in at our workplace is healthy.
The only way to assure your colleagues, visitors, and business leaders or landlords that air quality is conducive to optimum performance is ongoing indoor Air Quality Monitoring.
Ongoing indoor Air Quality Monitoring measures, assesses, reports on and responds to the quality of air being ingested by all members of your fraternity. Any abnormalities in air quality are outlined to the appropriate person in your organisation, inclusive of recommended rectification strategies.
It really is simple; the benefits of ongoing indoor Air Quality Monitoring are universal.
Workers (employees and employers):
Business Managers and Owners:
Landlords:
The solution is not a difficult consideration, protect your investment in staff, reputation and performance.
Prevent the problem by early monitoring or mitigate the issue by early identification and response initiatives – Both make sense.
Contact LRM Global, the specialists in Environmental and Industrial Hygiene Management, to guide your indoor Air Quality Monitoring initiatives or to assist you to optimise, design or implement your customer and staff health risk management strategies.
Every day, students, educators and business managers take for granted the quality of air that they breathe from heating, ventilation air conditioning (“HVAC”)
“Inadequate ventilation systems in Australian schools have led to elevated levels of CO2 and particulate matter, which negatively impact student concentration and overall health. About 25% of students reported symptoms like headaches and fatigue, attributed to poor air quality in classrooms.”
Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality in Australian Schools. Source: University of New South Wales Research Group (2012)
“The presence of excessive mould spores in HVAC systems has been shown to exacerbate respiratory conditions and other health issues. In schools and office buildings affected by mould, there was a notable 25% increase in reported respiratory symptoms and absenteeism among students and staff.”
Indoor Mould and Its Effects on Public Health: A Study of Australian Schools and Offices. Source: University of Sydney (2020)
Anecdotally, at LRM Global, we find that many organisations misguidedly assume that regular servicing of the HVAC systems does include treatment and rectification of any contamination build up in their HVAC systems. Often, this is not the case.
Generally, students, educators, other staff and business managers are simply not aware of the deterioration that can occur in HVAC units of all shapes and sizes. Nor are they aware of the potential health consequences of their oversight.
Regularly, the effectiveness of climate control functionality, or otherwise, provides the main trigger initiating the need for servicing, and determining the scope of servicing that is required.
We assume that the air quality that we breathe each day in our Schools, Tafe’s and Universities is healthy.
The only way to assure your students, staff, patrons and administrators that air quality is conducive to optimum performance is ongoing indoor Air Quality Monitoring.
Ongoing indoor Air Quality Monitoring measures, assesses, reports on and responds to the quality of air being ingested by all members of your fraternity. Any abnormalities in air quality are outlined to the appropriate person in your administration, inclusive of recommended rectification strategies.
It really is simple; the benefits of ongoing indoor Air Quality Monitoring are universal.
Students, (parents) and staff:
Business Managers and Owners:
School Leaders, Patrons and Administrators:
The solution is not a difficult consideration, protect your investment in students, staff, reputation and performance
Prevent the problem by early monitoring or mitigate the issue by early identification and response initiatives – Both make sense.
Contact LRM Global, the specialists in Environmental and Industrial Hygiene Management, to guide your indoor Air Quality Monitoring initiatives or to assist you to optimise, design or implement your customer and staff health risk management strategies.
