MCG Environmental Engineering Ltd

Experienced in a diverse range of applications

Dust control systems: Woodwaste | Grinding dust | Food Production | Animal Feed Plants Composite dusts
Oil Mist: From CNC machinery and other mist producing applications
Coolant Mist: From CNC Machinery and other mist producing applications
Welding Fume: Fabrication Workshops | Manual & Automated processes
Chemical vapours: GRP Manufacture | Composite Manufacture | Chemical processing plants
Grinding dust: from manual and automated processes
High Vacuum on tool systems

Multi Disciplined, Qualified Installation Engineers

Our trained engineers are experienced in the whole process of design, installation and maintenance, giving you peace of mind that your job will run smoothly and within budget.

Following the installation of your new system, our engineers are qualified (BOHS P601 & P604) to commission the system within the same visit, saving you time and money.

HSG258 Guidance Overview

HSG258 provides lots if useful information on what you should expect as a customer from a good LEV equipment supplier, designer and installation company. We have provided this summary below for our customers easy access:

LEV installers should:

Know how to install LEV systems safely
Know the basic principles of LEV hood design and proper application.
Know how to install according to the specified design.
Know how to ensure that the new LEV system delivers the intended performance.
Knows how to liaise effectively with the system designer and the client.

LEV Commissioners should:

Know their role and legal responsibilities - Chapter 8 HSG258
Know how to liaise and communicate with the employer and employees.
Know how to check that the LEV system is working to design specification.
Know how to specify and describe the performance of the LEV system.
Knows how to check that exposure is effectively controlled.
Knows what to include in the LEV commissioning report as an adequate benchmark against which to compare future performance -Subsequent LEV Testing (TExT) for the working life of the equipment.

Read HSG258 here