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ALS is now NATA accredited for the Leaching and Environmental Framework (LEAF) methods 1315 and associated method 1310. Read More

ALS is now NATA accredited for the analysis of Triethylene Glycol (TEG) in gas mixtures and aerosols. Gas mixtures may include, but are not limited to; natural gas, coal seam gas, ambient air and air from occupational environments. Read More

Interim FY2019 results ALS Limited audio Read More

Companies complying with codes and regulations specifying Standard 60 can now be certified by ALS-Truesdail. Drafted and published in the 1980’s, Standard 60 was designed to control potential adverse human health effects from contaminants that may be present in products added to drinking water. Standard 60 details minimum requirements for chemicals that are added to drinking water for various effects including coagulation and filtration, corrosion and scale control, and disinfection and oxidation.  Read More

Aircraft owners rely upon many different factors to ensure safe and successful flights. Pilots concern themselves not only with their own skills, abilities, and wellbeing but must also be confident that their aircraft is in the best mechanical condition possible. It is imperative that the aircraft is airworthy. One factor that contributes to an aircraft’s airworthiness is the condition of that aircraft’s oil and the information oil analysis can provide on the mechanical health of the aircraft. Read More

The key risk to human health arising from Asbestos exposure is when free fibres are suspended in air and inhaled into the lungs. Breathing asbestos fibres can cause a range of diseases, including pleural plaques, mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis. Read More

Backup power systems provide an alternate source of electrical power in buildings and facilities in the event that the normal electrical power source fails. Emergency and Standby Power Systems are required to provide reliable backup to deliver electricity to critical building systems during a utility outage. Proper inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) are necessary for these systems to perform as intended in an emergency and unplanned power outages.  Read More