In an industry, a worker gets exposed to the harmful chemicals in three ways, through skin contact, indigestion and inhaling. To control the exposure of chemicals, we offer Chemical Health Risk Assessment services to many industries at market leading prices. Under the USECHH Regulations 2000, it is compulsory for every employer to take Chemical Health Risk Assessment for the hazardous chemicals to ensure safety and good health of the employees. Our team of expert technicians, offers sampling and analytical services under Chemical Health Risk Assessment, according to the guidelines given by the Department of OSH.

Under the clause, "Action to Control Exposure" of USECHH Reg. 2000, Part V, it was stated that their must be an equipment to adequately control to exposure. To follow this regulation, our company is providing Local Exhaust Ventilation Assessment services to its clients as economical rates. In LEV Assessment services, our team of expert technicians inspects, test and examine a local exhaust ventilation system by stringently following ACGIH standards

We offer extremely effective and efficient Chemical Exposure Monitoring services to our patrons in Malaysia. In our Chemical Exposure Monitoring services, we take sample and analyze the hazardous chemicals in the industry that can harm the workers. Workers get exposed to chemicals in three ways; through skin, food and air. In our Chemical Exposure Monitoring services, our team of technicians is highly qualified and experienced.

Initial Noise Exposure Monitoring The Section 9, Factories and Machineries (Noise Exposure) Regulations, 1989 (FMA 1989) requires employers to determine if employees are exposed to excessive noise in the workplace. If so, the employers must implement feasible engineering or administrative controls to eliminate or reduce hazardous levels of noise. Where controls are not sufficient, employers must implement an effective hearing conservation program. An emplyer shall carry out initial noise monitoring at workplace and must comply with the following limits:-
- Action level - 85dB(A)
- PEL (Permission Exposure Level) - 90 dB(A)
- Maximum at any Time - 115 dB(A)

Initial noise monitoring limitede to one or more representative employee from group of employees performing same work. SEE Services has highly qualified and experienced competent persons registered with the Department of Occupational Safety & Health to carry out occupational noise exposure assessment and monitoring that includes: Measurement of noise emission from single noise source or combination of noise sources, i.e. machinery, for noise abatement purpose. Noise mapping in the form of noise zones to identify area with high noise levels. Employees noise exposure monitoring using integrated noise dosimeter. Provides recommendations on control and reduction of noise exposure; and hearing conservation measures. Positive Initial Monitoring As stated in Section 10, FMA 1989. If Initial employee noise monitoring results show the possibility of any employee exposure to noise level at or above action level. The employee shall determine noise exposure levels for employees engaged in same work within six month of date of receipt of the initial noise monitoring.

Based on the Malaysian Department of Occupational Safety Health (DOSH)'s industry code of practice on Indoor Air Quality 2010, we are engaged in offering the services of Indoor Air Quality Assessment in Malaysia. With the increasing risk of sick building syndrome, indoor air is more contaminated than air outside. Hence it isi very important for the industries to do Indoor Air Quality Assessment for the safety of worker's health. Indoor Air Quality Assessment services offered by our company are highly demanded because of the accuracy and efficiency offered by our technicians.

PMA
Permit Mesin Angkat is a permit for a lifting machinery .It will be issued by DOSH after inspection is satisfy to used as required in :
PMT
Permit Mesin Tekanan is a permit for a compressor machine.It will be issued by DOSH after inspection is satisfy to used as required in :

FMA 1967 - Section 19 (1)
No one can operate or allow operation of any machinery where a valid certificate of eligibility has been issued under this act.

OSHA 1994 - Section 15 (2)
(a)The provision and maintenance of plant and systems of work that are, so far as is practicable, safe and without risks to health.
(b)The making of arrangements for ensuring, so far as is practicable,safety and absence of risks to health in connection with the use or operation,handling,storage and transport of plant and substances.