Local Exhaust Ventilation – LEV

Course Description

This course provides an essential understanding of Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems, their importance in controlling airborne contaminants, and their role in ensuring workplace safety and compliance. You will gain knowledge on LEV design, testing, maintenance, and regulatory requirements, helping you to effectively manage and assess LEV systems in various workplace environments.

Who is this for?

This course is designed for health and safety professionals, facilities managers, engineers, supervisors, and anyone responsible for the maintenance, inspection, or management of LEV systems. It is also beneficial for employers and employees who work in environments where hazardous substances may be present, ensuring compliance with COSHH regulations and improving workplace air quality.

Course Content:

• Introduction to Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV)
• Understanding workplace exposure to airborne contaminants
• Legal requirements and COSHH regulations
• LEV system components and functions
• How LEV systems work and their effectiveness
• Inspection, testing, and maintenance procedures
• Identifying common LEV faults and corrective actions
• Responsibilities of employers and employees in LEV management
• Practical guidance on improving air quality and workplace safety

Course Benefits:

• Gain a clear understanding of how LEV systems protect workers from hazardous substances
• Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, including COSHH
• Learn how to identify and rectify issues with LEV systems
• Improve workplace air quality and reduce exposure risks
• Obtain a recognised certification to demonstrate your competence