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Training: Asbestos Analysis using Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM)
LCS Laboratory Inc. is proud to introduce a groundbreaking 4-day in-person asbestos analysis training program using Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM), the first of its kind in Canada. Tailored specifically for […]
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Laboratory Test: Cannabis Odour by NIOSH 1552 with modification
Despite its accepted and widespread use, smoking or vaping marijuana creates a lingering odour that many find unpleasant. Cannabis smoke contains numerous chemicals that contribute to its characteristic aroma, primarily […]
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Laboratory Test: Measurement of Formaldehyde Concentration in Air Using NIOSH Method 2016
Exposure to formaldehyde can occur in various settings, especially in industries where it is used or released during manufacturing processes. Formaldehyde is a widely used monomer in polymer production, a […]
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Laboratory Test: Total Dust and Wood Dust in Air by NIOSH 0500/OSHA ID 196 wm
Wood is a versatile, natural material used in construction, furniture manufacturing, and artistry. Every day, millions of workers worldwide handle wood, from cutting lumber to building homes and crafting furniture. […]
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Training: Level 1. Asbestos Identification in Construction Materials
Duration: 1 day Objective: The objective of this training program is to equip participants with the necessary knowledge to analyze construction materials for bulk asbestos using polarized light microscopy. Pre-requirements: […]
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Training and Laboratory Testing: Self-Managed Exposure Assessment in Sawmill Industry
Workers’ exposure to sawdust in sawmills is a significant occupational health concern. Sawdust, a byproduct of cutting, sanding, or drilling wood, can become airborne and easily inhaled during various stages […]
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Lead in Paint – what are regulated limits and how to test?
Regulated Limits of Lead in Paint Lead is a naturally occurring element found in trace amounts in various parts of our environment, including the air, soil, and water. However, it’s […]
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Laboratory Service and Training: Office Air Quality. Everybody should do it. Save Money and Learn New Skills
At LCS Laboratory Inc., we understand that air quality investigations can be expensive, especially when using traditional professional services. That’s why we are introducing a cost-effective, hands-on approach to air […]
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Case Study: Evaluation of Hazardous Materials During Restoration of Historical Industrial Buildings
When a historical industrial building is restored and repurposed to be used as a public place such as a museum or visitor center, the restoration team is faced with the […]
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Laboratory Testing: Self Heating Properties of Solids by UN/GHS and EPA1050 Procedures
LCS Laboratory Inc. offers testing of bulk solids for their ability to self-heat. Self-heating is usually a slow reaction involving the oxidation of a product with oxygen from the air. […]
Welcome to LCS Laboratory Inc !
LCS Laboratory offers Industrial Hygiene, Indoor Air Quality, and Safety testing for public and commercial clients. Our laboratory is accredited by American Industrial Hygiene Association to ISO 17025 standard. We work hard to make this world safer. Call us for free consultation.
Test Kits for Residential Air Quality
In our day-to-day life, we are exposed to 1000’s chemicals, and most of them are toxic. Our house, which is supposed to be a safe place, can actually harm us. […]
Industrial Hygiene Laboratory Analysis from LCS Laboratory. London, Ontario.
LCS Laboratory is an AIHA-LAP, LLC accredited Industrial Hygiene and Asbestos testing laboratory. We participate in numerous proficiency programs and are in full compliance with the ISO 17025 standard. With […]
Laboratory Testing of materials for SDS authoring, GHS classification, and product QC
LCS Laboratory Inc., offers broad range of tests or industrial products and consumer goods with accent on material safety. Below are the most common test groups, Please explore them to see […]
Laboratory Testing: Asbestos Analysis for Businesses
Many buildings across North America are contaminated with asbestos. Asbestos was material of choice from the 1930s to 1970s and finally was taken off the market in 1981. It was […]
