| Biological monitoring services from HSE |
| Biological monitoring is a way of assessing chemical exposures by measuring the chemical or its breakdown products in a biological sample (usually urine, blood or breath). Biological monitoring is particularly useful where chemicals can be significantly absorbed through the skin and where controls rely upon the use of personal protective equipment, such as gloves and masks. | |
Why do biological monitoring? Biological monitoring has a number of roles in exposure assessment: To check that control measures are working. To check that work practices are protective. To check that training is understood and followed. Biological monitoring services from HSE Find practical information about biological monitoring, advice about how to get started and the services we offer on our website. Learn even more...train with HSE Our bite-sized Biological Monitoring for Chemical Exposures at Work training course is delivered live online and provides an overview of biological monitoring and how it can enhance the service that occupational hygiene and health professionals offer. There is a practical, interactive learning element to it, using relevant case studies to enhance learning. Now booking: 20 March 2025 £395 per delegate |
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