Monitoring

Air Quality Monitoring Services

Ambient, stack and workplace air data your regulator will accept.

Overview

Consent conditions, EC conditions and EIA baselines all depend on credible air quality data. We plan and supervise ambient air monitoring, stack emission testing and workplace exposure monitoring, using NABL-accredited laboratories throughout.

Results arrive as a compliance-ready report: parameter-wise results against the applicable standard, sampling methodology, calibration records and interpretation of any exceedance.

How we deliver it

  1. 1

    Monitoring plan

    Parameters, locations, frequency and duration are fixed against the applicable condition or standard.

  2. 2

    Field sampling

    Calibrated samplers are deployed and operated for the prescribed averaging period.

  3. 3

    Laboratory analysis

    Samples are analysed at accredited laboratories under chain-of-custody control.

  4. 4

    Reporting

    Results are tabulated against standards with methodology, calibration and interpretation.

Industries we serve

  • Process and chemical plants
  • Foundries and metal processing
  • Construction and infrastructure sites
  • Power generation and DG-heavy campuses
  • Cement, ceramics and mineral units

Frequently asked questions

How often should ambient air quality be monitored?

Frequency is set by your consent or clearance conditions. Many units monitor quarterly, while EIA baselines require continuous monitoring across a full season at multiple stations.

What standards apply?

Ambient results are compared against the National Ambient Air Quality Standards, while stack emissions are assessed against the industry-specific limits in your consent.

Do you provide the laboratory as well?

We coordinate sampling and analysis through NABL-accredited partner laboratories, and we supervise the fieldwork so the sampling itself is defensible.