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Promoting healthier workplaces.
We are one of the longest-established independent occupational and environmental health research institutes in the world.
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Legionella Risk Assessment
Failing to reduce the risk of Legionnaires’ disease from water systems can lead to large fines. More info -
Asbestos and Other Fibres
We have one of the UK’s largest teams of experienced asbestos analysts specialising in asbestos in bulk materials and soil. More info -
COSHH assessment
People are exposed to substances every day, but certain professions are more at risk of being exposed than others, for example, dusty or fume-laden environments, quarries, metal finishers and woodworking factories. More info -
Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs)
Workplace exposure limits (WEL) are the legal limits set on the amount of substances that can be present in workplace air. More info -
Hand-Arm Vibration
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has recently launched a series of prosecutions against employers for failing to ensure that adequate measures were taken to minimise workers’ exposure to vibration and putting them at risk of developing hand-arm vibration syndrome. More info -
Expert Witness Services
We offer the legal profession and employers an independent case assessment by leading Occupational Hygienists, Ergonomists and multi-disciplinary workplace research experts. More info -
Local Exhaust Ventilation
LEV systems must by law be checked every 14 months More info -
Asbestos in Soil
At IOM we undertake surveys and analysis to assist local authorities, developers and other businesses in the protection of workers and the public from the hazards associated with the presence of asbestos in soil. More info -
Chemical Risk and Regulation
We support product stewardship by reducing uncertainty, managing risks and helping businesses meet their regulatory compliance responsibilities. More info -
Face Fit Testing
In the UK, respiratory-related diseases and conditions account for the third-largest work-related illness. Those most affected are; metal plate workers, vehicle body builders, plumbers, gas fitters, carpenters and bakers. More info -
Dust exposure and monitoring
Dust exposure is highly toxic and can cause lasting ill health effects. Are you inhaling particles that could have long-term effects? A dust survey will tell you what you are breathing in and how to manage exposure. More info -
Noise Monitoring
Noise-induced hearing loss is the most commonly reported occupational disease in Europe. More info
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ABOUT US
We support healthier working environments worldwide.
Our purpose is to improve people’s health and safety at work, at home and in the environment through excellent independent science to create a healthy and sustainable world.
We have established a unique position as a trusted voice valued by Industry, Government, Academia and the wider public at the centre of science, business and policy-making. This consistency of approach has been our hallmark over our 50 years.
Discover more about our vital research and workplace services on our blog IOMTODAY.
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Established in 1969
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ISO14001:2015 accredited
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2500+ published scientific papers
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Scottish Charity No.SC000365
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IOMworld Posted: yesterday Sean Semple and IOM's John Cherrie discuss the role occupational hygienists and research has in the fight against C… https://t.co/YaoGfAMohj -
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IOMworld Posted: 6 days ago RT @IOMworld: Between 28,000 and 36,000 premature deaths in the UK annually are due to exposure to air pollution. Learn more about the stud… -
IOMworld Posted: 9 days ago RT @JohnCherrie: Our research on #respirator effectiveness is very relevant to protection of healthcare workers against #Covid-19. FFP2 /N9… -
IOMworld Posted: 13 days ago RT @IOMworld: Working with the WHO, we helped create a standardised method for the measurement of asbestos fibres in the air. #IOM50 Find… -
IOMworld Posted: 20 days ago RT @IOMworld: British Standards commissioned us to devise a rulebook to ensure workers could safely use nanomaterials to help foster health… -
IOMworld Posted: 24 days ago RT @claire_horwell: The journal article about the #IVHHN epidemiological protocols, to assess health impact in volcanic crises, is now avai… -
IOMworld Posted: 24 days ago RT @SAFENANO_Online: .@IOMworld participated in the @Gov4Nano 3rd Consortium Meeting in Zurich this week, where our work on gathering stak… -
IOMworld Posted: 27 days ago RT @IOMworld: Working with the UK government’s Technology Strategy Board, we helped launche the first centre of excellence for the safety o…
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Our head office numbers is +44 (0)131 449 8000
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