Industrial Air Quality Monitoring Services

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Western Canada’s Leading Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Services

Trojan Safety’s Air Quality Monitoring (AQM) Division is committed to providing a solution-oriented and customer-focused approach. With extensive expertise and experience in air quality monitoring, our AQM Division helps industrial businesses like yours address odour complaints, meet gas detection needs, and provide spill response while meeting permit compliance requirements. We have a variety of solutions for air monitoring that ensure you have the tools and information you need to monitor and manage air quality.

Why Choose Trojan Safety?

Trojan’s expert AQM Division works closely with our customers to understand their unique air monitoring needs and develop customized long-term solutions.

Reliable AQM Units

Our advanced AQM units are ideal for air quality control measures, including investigating odour complaints, process upsets or whenever foreign thresholds are present.

Air Quality Monitoring Experts

Our team of air quality monitors are experts in air quality monitoring, odour complaint response, spill response and gas detection services. They have the expertise to help you find and solve air quality issues that may occur.

20+ Years of Experience

Trojan Safety has provided health, safety, and environmental services to the oil and gas, mining, pulp and paper, and construction industries since 1994.

Our Industrial Air Quality Monitoring Services

We offer air quality station builds, maintenance and calibration, and in-house auditing. These services will help you determine if you have any air quality issues and provide monitoring data to ensure you have a safe and healthy environment for your operations.

Air Quality Station Builds, Maintenance, Calibration and In-House Auditing

Our AQM team has extensive experience in industrial air quality monitoring services, including the construction, maintenance, retrofitting and management of ambient air quality monitoring stations. We can help your company with the following:

  • Designing, building, repairing or retrofitting local air quality monitoring stations
  • Providing maintenance services, including instrument repairs, troubleshooting, installations and calibration services
  •  Ensuring operations meet regulatory requirements during government audits

Our Air Quality Monitoring Units

Trojan Safety’s quality monitoring units play a critical role in protecting industrial business locations from harmful substances such as particulate matter and carbon monoxide.

Mobile AQM Unit

Our self-contained AWD/4×4 mobile AQM units provide real-time air quality data via a secure website interface for safety, quality assurance and reporting requirements. The following are features of our mobile AQM units:

  • Highly sensitive multiple gas detection analyzers for H2S, TRS, SO2, CH4, Non-Methane (volatile organic compounds) Hydrocarbons, and Total Hydrocarbons
  • Air quality data acquisition systems
  • Computer-based logging with backup power
  • Meteorological sensors and GPS equipped
  • Daily generated reports
  • Real-time air quality data available via secure website interface
  • Radio, cellular and satellite capabilities
  • Mobile or stationary units
  • Designed for Regulatory Compliance monitoring, including:
    • Directive 60 and AMD 2016 in Alberta
    • Continuous monitoring of facility air emissions and air quality parameters
    • Industrial Emergency Response Plan (ERP) monitoring
    • Odour monitoring

Fixed / Portable Air Quality Monitoring Sensors

Our ambient air quality monitoring system is ideal for measuring early air pollution, alarm system effectiveness, and public health and safety monitoring concerns. These portable systems are designed to calculate time-weighted averages in accordance with occupational health and safety permits. The following are additional features of our monitoring sensor systems:

  • Self-contained ambient air quality monitoring units
  • 10-70 feet tower heights, outfitted with ground and upper-level wind systems for accurate plume tracking
  • On board air quality data logging capability, remote data acquisition and website data streaming options
  • Powered by shoreline power or solar
  • Meets Directive 60 Air Quality and Meteorological Monitoring requirements
  • Monitoring capabilities for:
    • Fugitive emissions, including; H2S, SO2, NO, NO2, O3, CO, VOCs
    • Valid data of meteorological parameters including wind speed, wind direction, temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure
    • Particulate Matter (PM1.0, 2.5, 10)
    • Noise Levels
    • Dust and Air Pollutants Monitoring
    • Facility Indoor Air Quality Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

Air quality can be measured with a variety of instruments and techniques. Some of these include:

  • Portable hand-held air quality monitors that measure pollutants such as carbon monoxide or nitrogen dioxide
  • Direct monitoring program instruments can be used to measure criteria pollutants instantly.
  • Stationary ambient air monitoring systems, like our AQM units, measure pollutants in specific locations.

The two primary types of air monitoring are passive air monitoring and active air monitoring. Passive air monitoring involves placing air sampling devices in a location for a specific period of time. In contrast, active monitoring uses instruments that draw air pump samples and provide real-time air quality data.

An air quality monitoring system is a group of devices and software used to measure and collect data on air quality in the tested location to provide an environmental assessment of the air quality.

The five mandatory parameters of ambient air quality include:

  1. Suspended particulate Matter (SPM)
  2. Ground-Level Ozone (O3)
  3. Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
  4. Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)
  5. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

These parameters are considered the most important indicators of air quality as they assess the impact of air pollution on humans and the environment. Visit Canada’s air quality website to learn more about these parameters.

Get the Industrial Air Quality Monitoring Support You Need Today

Whether you require IR gas monitoring or need assistance with station builds, maintenance, instrument calibration, or in-house auditing, contact our air quality monitoring experts. We can help you maintain safe air quality in your industrial location.

3 Locations Servicing Western Canada

With locations in:
Fort St. John, Grande Prairie, and Sylvan Lake, Trojan Safety’s industrial safety experts are set up to respond quickly to your safety certification and training needs throughout Western Canada.

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