5 ways AIR X software technology protects your workplace

First and foremost, the benefit of seeing dust levels in real time is being able to deduce whether you, your workers and your occupational environments are safe. Respirable dust is smaller than 10 μm meaning it’s invisible to the human eye, yet it’s so finite that it can easily be breathed in and penetrate the lungs. You may be breathing in respirable dust and putting your respiratory health at risk without even knowing it. But with real-time dust data, you can know exactly how much dust you’re exposed to throughout your working day and introduce the necessary steps to protect your respiratory health. 

Real-time dust data isn’t just available for live readings in real time. Compatible with all our real-time monitoring technology, our Breathe Software collects and stores data for up-to 10-years, so you can see changes in your dust levels for the entire previous decade. You can track trends in the dust levels your workers are exposed to over a period of time in your working day, week, month or year and determine whether you and your workers have been exposed to potentially hazardous substances over that period.

Our dedicated real-time dust monitoring software allows you to personalise all the relevant settings for your Trolex real-time dust monitor. If the dust monitor is alarming you of dust levels irrelevant to your local legislative limits, it’s not necessarily going to protect you as effectively as if it’s alarming you of the dust levels in your local environment. Our Breathe software lets you set dust levels specific to your environment and workplace to ensure you’re constantly monitoring for dust levels in the most effective way possible.  

Real-time dust data allows you to see trends in your dust levels over a set period and subsequently introduce vital control measures to effectively manage and control dust. Our dedicated Breathe Software allows you to understand at what time peak dust levels were in your working day and deduce what activities were taking place during this time, so you can introduce relevant and effective control measures to prevent future dust from becoming airborne at this time. 

After introducing control measures, you can continue to use real-time dust data through our dedicated Breathe Software to see how effective these control measures are in controlling dust. If you can’t continually track dust levels over time, it’s impossible to know if your control measures are working effectively, which could cost money, time and most importantly harm your health and wellbeing. However, thanks to Breathe Software, you can see how dust levels are affected by introducing control measures and subsequently make vital decisions to continue to control dust exposure.