Environmental
Environmental & Air Quality Monitoring
Dust can be all around us, whether from a construction site, or near an airport or windfarm. Limits are typically applied by local authorities, which must be strictly maintained, requiring a reliable and accurate monitoring system running 24/7 with maximum uptime.
Air quality is a major issue for demolition sites, for control of dust, and systems often have to be integrated into weather monitoring parameters.

SvanNET Cloud Monitoring Service
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SV 33B Acoustic Calibrator
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SV 307A Outdoor Noise Monitoring Station
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SV 34B Acoustic Calibrator
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MENHIR
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IMMI
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Renewable Energy Systems
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Dust Cube
The Dust Cube is a small rugged device that measures both gas and particulate matter (pm1, pm2.5, pm10) and is an effective monitor for low-cost…Environmental & Air Quality Monitoring for Construction Sites
We know how important it is to maintain good air quality, and even more so when it comes to construction sites. Which is why at AcSoft we have worked hard to deliver the right tools for the job, making sure you have the right equipment to ensure the site is not breeching any dust limits put in place by a local authority.
We provide both real-time and periodic monitoring, and the insights that make it simple for you to protect both people and the environment.
What is Air Quality Monitoring and Why is it Important?
The importance of air quality monitoring cannot be understated, which is why it is just as important to understand what it is. Air quality monitoring is as it sounds. It’s a process companies must complete on a regular basis to make sure they are adhering to regulations. The process involves the measuring and documenting of airborne pollutants, particles and gasses which could end up being harmful to both the environment and humans. In areas like construction where things like dust and other airborne particles are more prominent, this is vital to stay on top of, as it could quickly result in worker respiratory problems and other health issues, it can even effect the longevity of machinery which both inevitably affects productivity.
Common Causes of Air Pollution on Construction Sites
Construction sites are often sources of air pollution due to the nature of the work that goes on. Things like cutting, drilling, and demolition stir up dust particles, and with the addition of machinery and vehicles emitting exhaust fumes. These pollutants, including silica dust and diesel emissions, can compromise air quality on-site. By monitoring air quality carefully, we can easily detect harmful levels of pollution early, allowing you to take swift action to protect your workforce.
How Can Air Quality be Monitored?
Air quality can be monitored in two ways: real-time and periodic measurements. Real-time monitoring gives instant updates on air quality, which is especially helpful on construction sites where pollution levels can change quickly. Periodic monitoring, on the other hand, takes readings at regular intervals to spot long-term trends. We at AcSoft provide advanced equipment like particulate matter sensors, to ensure your air quality is accurately and reliably monitored.
Tools for Effective Air Quality Monitoring
Effective air quality monitoring can require various instruments, such as:
Particulate matter sensors to measure dust and fine particles.
Weather stations to monitor conditions like wind speed, which can influence pollutant levels.
These tools help provide the data necessary to monitor air quality levels on construction sites.
Key Air Quality Regulations
Across the UK, construction sites need to follow strict rules like the Control of Dust and Emissions from Construction and Demolition Activities. These rules set limits on dust and other pollutants to keep people and the environment safe. AcSoft’s monitoring services help make sure your site stays compliant, so you can avoid fines and maintain a safe working environment.
How Can AcSoft Help?
We have been offering our expert air quality monitoring solutions to the construction industry for some time now, so if you are in need real-time monitoring or periodic checks, our services are tailored to meet regulatory requirements and protect your workforce. Get in touch and reach out today to learn how we can help safeguard your construction site with reliable air quality monitoring.