Working Environment Monitoring
Measure. Monitor.
Protect Your
Workforce.
Working environment monitoring (WEM) is a part of OHSE process to measure and assess workplace hazards like chemical exposure, noise, and vibration. It ensures compliance with legal regulations, prevents occupational diseases, and protects employee health by identifying hazards and implementing control measures to reduce risks.
Using THZSafety, the observations of the working environment can be captured digitally with respect to the raw materials, by-products and finished products involved in the manufacturing process of the organization.
Step 1
Capture Observations of the Working Environment
Add multiple raw materials along with their respective by-products and finished products — building a complete picture of your manufacturing process inputs and outputs
Record detailed sampling observations against various hazard parameters — including chemical exposure levels, noise, and vibration — captured across multiple measurement sets for rigorous data integrity.
Step 2
Record Sampling Details Across Multiple Parameters & Sets
Log detailed sampling records for each observation — capturing key hazard parameters such as chemical concentration, TWA exposure, noise levels (dB), and vibration readings
Create and manage multiple sampling sets per observation to reflect repeat measurements over time, different shifts, or varying exposure scenarios — ensuring robust, audit-ready data.
