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Find LEV Testing & Inspection Providers
Need an LEV thorough examination or inspection? Tell us where you are and what needs testing, and we’ll help match your enquiry with independent LEV inspection providers covering your area.
The enquiry flow is designed for businesses that do not know the technical terms or exact system details yet.
Understand the inspection you need
Local Exhaust Ventilation is used to capture dust, fumes, vapour or other airborne contaminants close to the point where they are produced. Testing looks at whether an extraction system is performing as intended for the process it serves.
A system can include a hood or capture point, ductwork, filters and a fan. The examination scope depends on the system and process.
Provider applications open
Are you an LEV inspection provider?
We’re inviting independent LEV testing and inspection businesses to apply to join our provider network. Applications are reviewed manually and do not guarantee leads or work.
What can be included in an LEV quote request?
- Welding and fabrication fume extraction
- Woodworking dust extraction
- Grinding and polishing processes
- Paint, solvent and chemical process extraction
- Vehicle and industrial exhaust capture
A simple route to LEV providers
- Tell us what needs inspecting, your postcode and workplace type.
- We identify potential independent providers whose stored coverage may be relevant.
- Your enquiry details are shared for an introduction only with the required consent.
- You decide which provider, if any, to work with.
LEV Inspections is an independent marketplace and does not itself carry out inspections or guarantee provider availability.
LEV testing by area
Explore the existing service-area pages or go straight to the enquiry form for another UK location.
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LEV testing FAQs
What is LEV testing?
Local Exhaust Ventilation testing checks whether an extraction system is working as intended to control airborne dust, fume or vapour at its source.
How often does LEV need testing?
The appropriate interval depends on the system and process. HSE guidance commonly sets a 14-month maximum interval for many LEV systems, while some systems need more frequent examination. Confirm the interval for your equipment.
What happens during an inspection?
The inspection can include a visual examination of relevant parts of the system, performance measurements and a review of whether the system is suitable for the process. The exact work depends on the equipment and information available.
Can I enquire if I do not know the system details?
Yes. A site postcode, workplace description and short explanation are enough to start an enquiry.
Request LEV quotes
Tell us what needs inspecting and we will help match your enquiry with independent LEV inspection providers covering your area.
Your details are shared for provider introductions only with the required consent.