Our Most Popular Services

At ama Monitoring Services, we guarantee that our clients receive personalised service, and all aspects of every project are completed by experienced and suitably qualified professionals.
  • Noise Monitoring

    • Noise Monitoring

    The installation of an unattended noise monitor can determine noise levels in real-time, which can be reviewed against the industry standard and specific management plan. Noise monitoring locations are typically placed close to potential sensitive receptor locations. The ideal scenario is to establish a noise baseline before the project commences and then continue this through the construction phase to determine what if any, noise impacts are attributable to the project and whether impacts have occurred at sensitive receptor locations.
  • Vibration Monitoring

    • Vibration Monitoring

    By recording the vibrations we can assess the risk of damage to buildings and sensitive equipment as well as the nuisance to people in an objective manner in accordance with the applicable guidelines.

    Similar to Noise Monitoring, these results will assist in establishing project-specific vibration criteria and vibration monitoring requirements to be included in the construction management plan.

    Real-time vibration monitoring installations during construction will assist in notifying personnel of any breaches against AS-2187.2 2006, DIN 4150 and ISEE Guidelines.

  • Air Quality Monitoring

    • Air Quality Monitoring

    Implementing the proper air quality monitoring instruments can capture and confirm the needed data, enabling you to protect your employees and the surrounding communities.

     

    A simple installation of intuitive aerosol monitors allows you to measure risk in real-time (PM2.5), at the worker and passing pedestrian breathing level. This means understanding imminent exposure and taking immediate actions, thus reducing delays by waiting for lab results.

  • Dust Monitoring

    • Dust Monitoring

    Dust monitoring is by far the most suitable method to measure mass concentrations of dust, smoke, mists, and fumes in a wide variety of applications.

     

    Dust from various construction processes contains a wide range of particle sizes and material types. The smaller particles which are not visible, and are known as PM10, are not an obvious hazard. However, they can be carried much farther in the air, potentially causing health hazards to both workers on the site and to people living and working outside of the site boundary.

  • Asbestos Monitoring

    • Asbestos Monitoring

    Asbestos air monitoring is conducted during removal works in order to ensure that control measures have been adequate and there has been no potential fibre release.

     

    Asbestos air monitoring and test samples are issued to a NATA accredited laboratory for testing, and the production of a report on the levels are identified against the relevant exposure standards.

  • Asbestos Clearance Reports

    • Asbestos Clearance Reports

    At the completion of asbestos removal, an independent ama consultant will undertake a clearance inspection. These inspections ensure that all asbestos-containing material and associated debris within the scope of the removal have been removed appropriately.

    Clearance air monitoring is also undertaken, providing a certificate to acknowledge that the area is safe for re-occupation.