Respiratory checks for workers exposed to dust, silica, welding fumes, solvents or isocyanates. Delivered at your site with a written report for your records.
At a glance
Respiratory hazards
Spirometry measures how well your workers’ lungs are functioning. Regular testing picks up early changes caused by dust, fumes or chemical exposure so they can be addressed before they become serious.
Workers blow into a mouthpiece a few times; it is quick and non-invasive. Results are explained on the day and reported to the employer, with a referral where a result needs further assessment.
What we check
Why employers book it
Common in engineering, spray painting, construction, joinery, agriculture and manufacturing. Tell us about the exposures on your site and we will recommend a schedule.
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Tell us what you need and how many staff. You'll have a fixed quote and available on-site dates within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
Who needs lung function testing, what the test involves and how often to repeat it.
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Workers exposed to dust, silica, welding fumes, solvents or isocyanates. It is common in engineering, spray painting, construction, joinery, agriculture and manufacturing.
A short respiratory health questionnaire, then the worker blows into a mouthpiece a few times. The test is quick and non-invasive, and repeat blows make sure the results are consistent.
A baseline on employment, then typically every one to two years. More frequent monitoring is available for workers exposed to isocyanates.
Results are explained to the worker on the day and reported to the employer. Where a result needs further assessment, we refer the worker on.
Yes. Lung function testing is usually combined with hearing tests in our Workplace Health Monitoring programme, which starts from $85 per worker for hearing and lung function, ex GST.
