ACT Government Analytical Laboratory

Site

Environmental Chemistry

Accreditation No.

1287

Site No.

14667

Date of Accreditation

15 Mar 2002

Address

25 Mulley Street
Holder, ACT 2611
Australia

Contact

Mr Daniel Andres P: +61 (02) 51249224

Availability

Services conditionally available to external clients

Scope of Accreditation

Print scopes
Environmental Chemistry

ISO/IEC 17025 (2017)

Environment

Service Product Determinant Technique Procedure
Analysis for industrial chemicals Air - Ambient Nitrogen - Oxides (NOx); Nitrogen dioxide Direct reading instrument

AS 3580 5.1
Carbon monoxide Direct reading instrument

AS 3580.7.1
Suspended particulate matter - PM10 Beta attenuation monitors

AS 3580.9.11
Suspended particulate matter - PM10 High volume gravimetric

AS 3580 9.6
Ozone Direct reading instrument

AS 3580 6.1
Suspended particulate matter - PM2.5 Beta attenuation monitors

AS 3580.9.12
Suspended particulate matter - PM2.5 Low volume gravimetric

AS 3580.9.10
Counting of asbestos, mineral fibres (including synthetic) and organic fibres Air Volume measurement Sampling flow rate and duration measurement National Occupational Health and Safety Commission Guidance Note on the Membrane Filter Method for Estimating Airborne Asbestos Fibres NOHSC:3003 and in-house method EnvA3.14
Membrane filters Respirable asbestos fibres Phase contrast microscopy National Occupational Health and Safety Commission Guidance Note for the Membrane Filter Method for Estimating Airborne Asbestos Fibres NOHSC:3003 and in-house method EnvA3.14
Identification of asbestos, mineral fibres (including synthetic) and organic fibres Bulk materials; Non-homogenous materials (soils, dust, ores) Amosite; Chrysotile; Crocidolite; Organic fibres; Synthetic mineral fibres (SMF) Polarised light microscopy (including dispersion staining) AS 4964 and in-house method EnvA4.4
Sample collection Air - Ambient Not applicable

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