When asbestos removal takes place on your property, it is important that it is done with the utmost safety in mind. You should feel confident knowing it is completely safe to reoccupy the building after the ACM has been removed. You’ll receive a detailed asbestos removal plan that follows best practice air-monitoring methodologies to ensure that the removal is in line with current legislation. Our team will also issue clearance certification after the job is complete.

Air-filters are checked by an IANZ accredited laboratory in accordance with NOHSC – Guidance Note on the Membrane Filter Method for the Estimation of Airborne Asbestos Fibres, 2nd Edition, [NOHSC:3003 (2005)].

Get advice from experienced asbestos surveyors. Our assessors each have at least 10 years of experience undertaking asbestos surveys in a variety of contexts including management, refurbishment, and demolition. Our team will prepare a comprehensive report that includes an asbestos register, and management plan that identifies and quantifies ACM within the scope of the property being surveyed.

The asbestos register and management plan are important documents for any contractor before they undertake remediation or demolition work. Recent legislation (April 2018) recognises these documents as essential to legislative health and safety compliance.

New Zealanders are proud of our clean, green image which is worth billions of dollars to our economy.

A large part of maintaining this image is ensuring that our waterways, streams, and rivers in both rural and urban areas are free from waterborne contaminants, such as harmful trace elements and bacteria (Campylobacter, E. coli, and Salmonella). We use best practice methodology and industry-leading technology for both sampling and analysis.

Oceania specialises in investigating, sampling and remediating contaminated soil sites. Hazardous Activities and Industries List(Hail) sites that have Chemicals, Heavy Metals, Hydrocarbons and Asbestos that are found in many areas throughout New Zealand are tested by Oceania using the National Environmental Standards (NES) Guidelines for Assessing and Managing Contaminants in Soil to Protect Human Health Regulations 2011 and the Branz New Zealand Guidelines for Assessing and Managing Asbestos in Soils.

Mould and dampness affects around half of New Zealand’s homes. Mould is a dangerous growth that can expose occupants to allergens or toxins, and if mould spores are inhaled in large quantities this can cause serious health problems. OEC’s clients include Govt Depts (e.g. EQC) and Real Estate Companies. If you believe that your property has a mould issue then contact us.  Protect your health, and the health of loved ones.

Meth. has become a societal problem in recent years and this extends to people who own, rent or want to buy property. If you are unsure if your property is contaminated, call us to get advice and we will work with you to find cost-effective solutions.

With over 20 years’ experience behind them, our Assessors are qualified people that will address any issue with the utmost care and integrity, and will work with you throughout your project to get cost-effective solutions.

Oceania Environmental follows tested procedures to produce user-friendly reports of the highest standard. We use the latest technology to assist with the quality and accuracy of results.

Our business is founded on an environmental and health and safety ethos which is ingrained in our processes and procedures. Two key principles of Oceania are to protect the safety of people and to improve the environment in which we all live.