Radon Measurement

We help you to know the levels of radon gas in your workplace to avoid its harmful effects on your health and that of your employees.

What is Radon?

Radon is a naturally occurring, colorless, odorless radioactive gas formed by the decay of uranium in soil and rocks. This gas can infiltrate into enclosed spaces, accumulating to dangerous levels, especially in basements, crawl spaces and first floors. It is the second leading cause of lung cancer after tobacco, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Reasons to measure radon in your company

1. Current regulatory compliance:

Royal Decree 1029/2021: Obliges companies to assess radon exposure in workplaces located in risk areas or with subway spaces. If levels exceed 300 Bq/m², corrective measures must be implemented to protect workers' health.
Technical Building Code (CTE) DB-HS6: Establishes that newly constructed buildings must incorporate preventive measures to limit radon concentration, especially in areas with high probability of accumulation.

Occupational health and corporate responsibility:

A safe work environment is critical to well-being and productivity. Measuring and monitoring radon levels is not only a legal obligation, but also a sign of your company's commitment to its employees and their health.

3. Most susceptible areas in Spain:

Spain presents regions with high probability of radon accumulation, especially in areas with granitic or limestone soils. Although these regions are the most vulnerable, radon can accumulate in any poorly ventilated building, even outside these areas.

Benefits of acting now

Guaranteed regulatory compliance: avoids penalties and costs resulting from non-compliance with current and future regulations.
Employee protection: creates a safe working environment, reducing health risks and improving job satisfaction.
Cost optimization: implementing proactive measures is now cheaper than facing emergency adaptations or fines.
Corporate image: reinforces your company's reputation as responsible and committed to sustainability and health.

How can we help you?

We offer a comprehensive service to ensure compliance and safety:

Measurements certified by senior Industrial hygiene technicians.
Clear and detailed reports with specific results and recommendations.
Continuous monitoring: Periodic measurement plans to ensure long-term compliance.

How many measurements do you need to make?

The minimum number of measurements will depend on the surface, height and distribution of the building. Basements and crawl spaces are the most susceptible areas, although the risk decreases in the upper floors, it is advisable to perform measurements as well.
Measurements should be performed under standard conditions, preferably during the heating season, when radon levels tend to be higher.

Applicable regulations in Spain

1. Royal Decree 1029/2021:

Regulates radon exposure in the work environment.
Requires the implementation of corrective measures if these levels are exceeded.

2. Technical Building Code (CTE) DB-HS6:

3. European Directive 2013/59/Euratom

4. Occupational Risk Prevention Law (Law 31/1995).

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