Fines, stop-work notices and reputational damage can all emerge from non-compliance. With a robust HAZMAT report, you can identify issues, implement solutions and complete reporting.
Hidden asbestos or surprise SMFs can halt work and drive up costs. Completing an assessment prior to construction sets your project up for future success.
No operator wants to expose workers or the public to hazardous building materials. Thorough surveys are the surest way of protecting the public right from the start.
Our team mobilise quickly, undertaking fast assessments that integrate directly into your planning to avoid further delays. Once you book through the form above, you'll be contacted by our team as soon as possible.
We know a jargon-filled results sheet isn't always helpful. That’s why we provide ongoing practical support that includes advice, monitoring, management plans and register updates..u
ENVSS is proudly WA-based and we partner with other organisations to better understand our state's regulatory landscape.
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From planning to reporting, our hazardous materials surveys have been designed to assist with regulatory compliance. Book with Environmental Site Services today and see how comprehensive data can protect your operations..
At ENVSS, our assessments have been designed to ensure hazards are properly identified, documented and controlled, keeping your staff and site safe and compliant. Here's how it works:
Our team collects samples using the appropriate PPE and wet methods, reducing airborne risks. All samples are double-bagged and labelled before they are sent to NATA-accredited laboratories, minimising exposure risks during the sampling process.
Management are provided with a detailed hazardous materials report outlining the types, locations and conditions of substances, alongside lab results and risk assessments. ENVSS can also help you update your Hazardous Materials Register.
Our team will offer recommendations for safe removal or control of hazardous building materials. Should you need, we can coordinate licensed removal, waste tracking and compliance support.
At ENVSS, our assessments have been designed to ensure hazards are properly identified, documented and controlled, keeping your staff and site safe and compliant. Here's how it works:
Asbestos is perhaps WA's most notorious hazardous material, found in insulation, roofing, wall cladding and tiles. Inhalation of its fibres can cause lung cancer, mesothelioma and asbestosis. At ENVSS, we collect samples using wet methods to prevent fibre release and further exposure.
Lead-based paint was used in most buildings constructed before 1970. It can cause lead poisoning and affect the nervous system. At ENVSS we use XRF testing and collect paint chip samples to identify its presence.
Hydrocarbon-Stained Soil is found around fuel storage or areas that have experienced historic oil spills. This is a type of soil and groundwater contamination, so it is important to conduct soil sampling as soon as possible.
These have a similar effect to asbestos, causing respiratory issues if inhaled. They are commonly found in high-temperature insulation, so we focus our inspections on these areas to collect samples for testing.
Often found in ceiling, wall or floor insulation, SMFs cause irritation in the skin, eyes and respiratory system. We identify them through visual inspections and sample analysis.
ODS are found in refrigeration and air conditioning units and fire suppression systems. They can cause environmental damage to the ozone layer and can be identified through equipment labels and sample analysis.
Toxic to liver and immune systemPCBs are carcinogenic and toxic for our liver and immune system. Because they are found in electrical transformers, capacitors and other technologies, we inspect electrical components to gather necessary samples.
Completing a HAZMAT survey and report can be a powerful compliance for WA industry. A well conducted assessment can help prove compliance with:
Asbestos and Lead Management
Under this Act and its Regulations, it is a duty for Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) to ensure
Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS)
Under this Act and its Regulations, it is a duty for Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) to ensure
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