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Planned capability

LEV thorough examination & testing

Planned examination and performance testing of local exhaust ventilation systems, subject to confirmed competence and service activation.

What it is

A structured review—not a certificate-selling exercise.

The inspection scope is agreed before the visit. Relevant equipment is assessed using an engineering-led method, with findings recorded in a form that supports prioritisation and practical close-out.

COSHH generally requires LEV systems to undergo thorough examination and testing at suitable intervals. A commonly applicable maximum interval is 14 months, although shorter intervals can apply depending on the system and process. The correct regime should be confirmed for the application.

Who it is for

Manufacturers, engineering companies, workshops, warehouses and other industrial organisations that need clearer evidence about equipment condition, safeguards and risk.

What we inspect

Extraction performanceHood assessmentAirflowDuctworkFiltersFan conditionMeasurementsPerformance comparison

Typical problems found

  • Poor capture at source
  • Damaged or altered ductwork
  • Blocked filters
  • Insufficient airflow
  • Missing examination records

What you receive

A digital technical report with scope, asset records, photographs, individual findings, priority ratings, proportionate recommendations and a corrective-action register.

How long it takes

Duration depends on asset quantity, complexity, access, operating state and whether controlled isolation or demonstrations are required. We confirm the expected site time after scoping.

Pricing guidance

Quotation following system review. Final pricing is confirmed only after the equipment and inspection requirements have been reviewed.

Frequently asked

Define the requirement

Request a scope review.

Send the asset count, location and any available records. We’ll confirm whether the proposed service is active and appropriate.

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