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Laboratory Information Management System for Industrial Hygiene
Industrial hygiene laboratories play a critical role in protecting workers, communities, and environments from hazardous exposures.
From air quality monitoring to asbestos, lead, chemical exposure, and radiation analysis, these laboratories must manage complex datasets, ensure analytical accuracy, and comply with strict regulatory standards. Lenava LIMS provides a comprehensive platform designed to manage industrial hygiene laboratory workflows with precision, full traceability, and regulatory compliance.
- air quality and airborne contaminants
- asbestos and fiber analysis
- lead and heavy metal exposure
- chemical hazards and toxic agents
- radiation and environmental risks
Lenava LIMS supports:
• sample registration directly in the field
• GPS-enabled location tracking
• barcode-based sample identification
• chain of custody documentation
This ensures that all samples are accurately tracked from collection through laboratory analysis and final reporting.
Asbestos and Fiber Analysis Workflows
Lenava LIMS supports specialized workflows for:
- PCM (Phase Contrast Microscopy)
- PLM (Polarized Light Microscopy)
- TEM (Transmission Electron Microscopy)
The system enables:
- real-time calculation of fiber counts
- automated alerts during analysis
- structured data entry for laboratory observations
- integration of microscopic images and analytical data
These capabilities improve analytical accuracy, standardization, and laboratory efficiency.
Advanced Laboratory Operations
• analytical testing and validation
• QA/QC data management
• result review and approval
• reporting and compliance documentation
• external systems
• statistical analysis tools
• reporting platforms
• external systems
• statistical analysis tools
• reporting platforms
• AIHA accreditation programs
• OSHA guidelines
• environmental and occupational safety regulations
• controlled workflows
• electronic signatures
• fully traceable data management
This ensures laboratories remain audit-ready and compliant at all times.
• regulatory authorities
• employers and organizations
• safety officers and consultants
Lenava LIMS supports:
• chain of custody reports
• compliance and regulatory reports
• exposure assessment reports
• customizable laboratory reports
Reports are generated automatically, validated, and securely delivered to stakeholders.
• define exposure thresholds and limits
• monitor analytical results in real time
• trigger automated alerts when thresholds are exceeded
Industrial hygiene laboratories require a system that ensures:
• regulatory compliance
• full data traceability
• efficient laboratory operations
Lenava LIMS delivers:
• specialized workflows for asbestos and exposure analysis
• real-time monitoring and alerts
• audit-ready data management
• scalable and configurable architecture
These capabilities enable organizations to improve operational efficiency while protecting occupational and environmental health.
Complete integration of laboratory information into one powerful platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lenava LIMS centralizes exposure data including air quality, chemical hazards, and toxic agents, enabling laboratories to track, analyze, and report exposure levels accurately. Real-time monitoring and threshold-based alerts help identify risks early and support proactive decision-making.
Lenava LIMS enables field-based sample registration with GPS tracking, barcode identification, and complete chain of custody documentation. This ensures all samples are fully traceable from collection through analysis and final reporting.
Yes, Lenava LIMS supports advanced workflows for asbestos and fiber analysis including PCM, PLM, and TEM methods. It enables structured data capture, real-time calculations, and integration of microscopic observations to ensure analytical accuracy and compliance.
Lenava LIMS enforces controlled workflows, audit trails, electronic signatures, and full data traceability. It supports compliance with standards such as ISO 17025, AIHA programs, and OSHA guidelines, ensuring laboratories remain audit-ready at all times.

