In an effort to combat the growing issue of methamphetamine contamination in New Zealand, Property Health Ltd offers rigorous Methamphetamine Testing services in Otago.
Addressing the serious health risks and potential financial repercussions for property owners, our testing protocols are in strict compliance with the NZS 8510:2017 standard. Trust us to deliver thorough inspections and decontamination guidance to protect your property and wellbeing.
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The illicit manufacturing use of methamphetamines is having a major impact on communities and individuals throughout New Zealand, methamphetamine production and use can contaminate properties and expose occupants, particularly young children to potential health risks.
As a property owner, you could be facing significant costs for testing and de-contaminating properties, replacing and fitting fixtures that cannot be de-contaminated.
Standards New Zealand has released NZS 8510:2017 Testing and Decontamination of Methamphetamine Contaminated Properties, which will provide industry guidance on good practice methods in the testing and clean-up of methamphetamine contamination in houses.
The new standard will be used by meth testing and clean-up/decontamination companies; laboratories that analyse samples taken from methamphetamine-contaminated properties; health, safety, and environmental regulators; property owners, managers, and insurers.
Safeguarding your property and its inhabitants from the risks of methamphetamine contamination is crucial. At Property Health Ltd, we provide meticulous Meth Testing services designed to detect and guide you through the process of decontamination. Our experts in Otago are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to ensure your property is safe and sound. Don’t wait until it’s too late; take action today to protect your investment and the health of those within. Get in touch with Property Health Ltd and ensure your peace of mind with our professional Meth Testing service.
