Workplace and worker monitoring programs, including noise and indoor air quality, are designed and implemented to aid in the evaluation of occupational risk. Worker health effects can be evaluated through interpretation of monitoring data. Specific issues surrounding radiation safety, designated substances and employees' right-to-know legislation are addressed. Management of occupational health and safety issues includes design of industrial hygiene programs and review of regulations for potentially hazardous workplace contaminants.

Post accident evaluations can be used to evaluate risks of long term (chronic) health effects to workers resulting from exposure to hazardous substances. Quantitative health risks are useful in awarding compensation and communicating risks.

Indoor air quality monitoring is performed in conjunction with risk assessment to determine sources of health complaints and evaluate any potential acute and chronic effects to workers. Risk management recommendations are made to minimize risks and liabilities.