Environmental monitoring is the process of testing and classifying an environment, typically for adverse conditions and effects on human health or the natural environment.

Indoor environmental monitoring, within the built environment or workplace, is typically undertaken if workplace conditions or processes might present potentially harmful conditions. Issues of concern may be associated with air quality, noise & vibration, or lighting.

Monitoring of the external or natural environment can be conducted to identify and quantify historical contamination, monitor ongoing emissions from current site activities, or provide evidence of adequate risk management practices.

BENSS’ experienced Environmental Toxicologists use the latest equipment to test and monitor air, land, and water quality in the built and natural environment.