FAQ Section
Q1 What is flour dust exposure monitoring?
It’s the measurement of airborne flour dust that workers breathe in, used to assess compliance with COSHH and Workplace Exposure Limits.
Q2 Why is flour dust dangerous?
Flour dust is a respiratory sensitiser linked to occupational asthma, rhinitis and chronic breathing issues.
Q3 Do bakeries need flour dust monitoring?
Yes. Any workplace where flour is handled or becomes airborne must assess and control exposure under COSHH.
Q4 What methods do you use for dust monitoring?
We follow HSE MDHS14/4 guidance using personal sampling pumps and IOM inhalable heads.
Q5 How often should flour dust monitoring be carried out?
Typically every year, depending on risk level, process changes and previous results.