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How to Clean Smoke and Creosote Residue After a Fire

Lingering smoke odour after a fire can cause discomfort, including headaches, due to semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) like creosote. Learn how to identify and safely clean creosote residue to restore

June 10, 2016

Fire Investigation

Fire Debris Test: Wipe Surface Test for Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) by NIOSH 9102/5506. LCS Laboratory Procedure SOP L062

LCS Laboratory Inc. is offering analysis of smoke pitch deposits on surfaces following fire damage. Our expertise in industrial hygiene and surface contamination testing ensures the accurate identification of hazardous

June 19, 2014

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The Hidden Risks: Chemical Exposure in Automotive Assembly

February 10, 2025

Training: Laboratory Analysis of Respirable Silica by FTIR. On-site Hands-on Training Course Now Available from a Canadian Accredited Laboratory

April 10, 2025

Candle Fire and Emission Safety Testing at LCS Laboratory Inc.

July 17, 2025

Air Quality Tests and Understanding Sources of Dust Contamination in Residential Houses

January 28, 2025

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April 10, 2025

Training: Laboratory Analysis of Respirable Silica by FTIR. On-site Hands-on Training Course Now Available from a Canadian Accredited Laboratory

February 13, 2025

Self-Managed Fibreglass Exposure Testing – LCS Laboratory Inc.

February 11, 2025

Self-Managed Air Quality Assessment for Woodworking Shops from LCS Laboratory Inc.

February 10, 2025

The Hidden Risks: Chemical Exposure in Automotive Assembly

February 9, 2025

Why You Should Never Mix Materials for Asbestos Testing

February 8, 2025

Laboratory Test: Residential Exposure to Highway Asphalt Dust Using a Modified NIOSH Method 5800

February 3, 2025

Can’t Use U.S. Asbestos Labs Due to Tariffs? Send Your Samples to LCS Canadian Laboratory – No Tariffs, Just Accuracy!

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