







A good report should include:
A clear summary of exposure results
Photos of the sampling setup and equipment
Details of each task monitored
Lab analysis results for inhalable dust
Comparison against WELs
Assessment of current controls (LEV, PPE, housekeeping)
Practical recommendations for improvement
The goal isn’t just to give numbers — it’s to explain what they mean and how to reduce exposure further. Many workshops find that small tweaks, like adjusting hood positions or improving cleaning routines, make a big difference.