LEV guide
LEV Report Explained
An LEV report should help you understand whether the system is working as intended, what was examined, what measurements were taken, what defects exist and what needs to be done next.
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For business owners
Understand the practical compliance issue without reading a technical report first.
For site managers
Turn the question into a quote request, evidence file or remedial action list.
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Direct answers, source links and structured FAQs make the page easier to cite accurately.
What a useful report covers
Useful reports normally include system details, intended performance information, test measurements, observations, pass/fail findings, defects, recommendations and the next test date.
Why reports get ignored
Many reports are technical PDFs. The management problem is converting them into a short list of actions, owners, evidence and deadlines.
What our evidence file contains
We keep the report, plain-English summary, action tracker, repair evidence, retest notes where needed and next due date together.
Useful source links
For regulatory context, see HSE guidance on local exhaust ventilation and HSE LEV frequently asked questions. These pages help organise the quote and evidence process; they do not replace competent technical advice.
FAQ
Can LEV Testing Direct give legal advice?
No. We provide practical coordination and evidence support. Employers remain responsible for assessing and controlling exposure under COSHH, with competent advice where needed.
Can you arrange the next practical step?
Yes. Send the site details, system photos and any existing report through the quote form, and we will confirm whether we can arrange a suitable examiner quote.