Occupational Hygienists in New Zealand

Last updated June 2026

Occupational hygienists in New Zealand measure how much airborne asbestos people are exposed to during removal, demolition, and other work that disturbs ACMs. They monitor the air during and after removal, take background fibre samples, and run independent clearance checks to confirm a site is safe to use again.

This page lists occupational hygienists offering asbestos-related services across New Zealand. The exposure standard here is 0.1 fibres/mL as an 8-hour time-weighted average, the same as Australia and most international limits.

Summary

11total businesses
Exposure standard (NZ)0.1 fibres/mL (8-hour TWA)
Key servicesAir monitoring, exposure assessments, clearance
Professional bodyNZOHS (NZ Occupational Hygiene Society)

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Methodology

The hygienists on this page are drawn from the Asbestos List directory and reviewed before publication. Counts update on their own as new listings are approved.

Qualifications are as reported by each provider. Membership of a body such as the NZ Occupational Hygiene Society can be confirmed with that organisation directly.