Asbestos Air Monitoring Services in Australia
Last updated June 2026Air monitoring measures how many asbestos fibres are in the air in a work area, to check that levels stay below the workplace exposure standard of 0.1 fibres per millilitre (0.1 f/mL) over an 8-hour time-weighted average. It's required during removal work, and again for clearance once removal is finished.
There are three common types. Control monitoring runs during removal to check the containment is holding. Clearance monitoring happens afterwards to confirm the area is safe to reoccupy. Background monitoring is done before work starts to set a baseline. This page lists businesses providing air monitoring services across Australia.
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These providers are drawn from the Asbestos List directory and checked before they go live. The total and the state breakdown refresh automatically as new providers are approved.
Capabilities are as reported by each provider. For clearance monitoring, confirm the provider holds the licensed assessor status required under the WHS Regulations.