Aluminum fabrication workers in Canada are routinely exposed to airborne contaminants such as respirable aluminum dust, welding fumes, and lubricating mineral oil mists. These contaminants are generated during common shop
At LCS Laboratory Inc., we specialize in the analysis of airborne chemicals and are proud to introduce our new laboratory testing service for Ammonia Gas. This method has been specifically
Laboratory testing of airborne dust allows detection of trace amount of Hexavalent Chromium (Cr IV). This method has been developed by our laboratory to ensure the air quality safety of
Workplace Exposure to Fibreglass: Airborne Fibres and Dust. Fibreglass production and weaving introduce occupational exposure risks due to airborne fibres and dust. The Ministry of Labour of Ontario regulates workplace exposure,
Woodworking and panel‑manufacturing operations generate a mix of airborne contaminants that can affect worker health and regulatory compliance. The most common exposures include wood dust from machining, formaldehyde released from
Understanding Chemical Exposure in Automotive Manufacturing The automotive assembly industry presents a complex environment where workers are exposed to a variety of hazardous chemicals. Common exposures include: Solvents: Used in
