Occupational Hygienists in Australia
Last updated June 2026Occupational hygienists assess how much exposure people get to hazardous substances at work, including airborne asbestos fibres. On asbestos jobs that means monitoring the air during removal, taking background and clearance samples, and giving an independent assessment of whether fibre levels are staying below the workplace exposure standard of 0.1 fibres/mL.
This page lists occupational hygienists offering asbestos-related services across Australia. Their monitoring matters most during removal, demolition, and other work that disturbs ACMs, when workers and building occupants are most at risk of breathing in fibres.
Summary
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Methodology
The hygienists here are drawn from the Asbestos List directory and reviewed before publication. Counts and state figures update on their own as new listings are approved.
Qualifications are as reported by each provider. Membership of a body such as the AIOH (Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists) can be confirmed with that organisation before you engage someone.