Conducting a thorough Mould investigation Webinar

Interview with Brian Murphy

Phill, CEO of CARSI, met with Bri­an Mur­phy, COH and Man­ag­ing Direc­tor of EHS ASSES.

EHS ASSES is an Envi­ron­men­tal, Health and Safe­ty (EHS) Risk Man­age­ment com­pa­ny, spe­cial­is­ing in Occu­pa­tion­al Hygiene, based in Mel­bourne, Vic­to­ria.

They have a broad range of clients, includ­ing restor­ers, insur­ers, and facil­i­ty man­agers, but they pri­mar­i­ly spe­cial­ize in water dam­age and Mould, and most of their work comes from the insur­ance indus­try.

Bri­an, who holds an under­grad­u­ate degree in chem­istry and post­grad­u­ate and mas­ter’s degrees in occu­pa­tion­al hygiene, intro­duces you to the ear­ly-stage data gath­er­ing and risk assess­ment process for water dam­age. He empha­sizes the impor­tance of estab­lish­ing cer­tain fac­tors for each job, regard­less of its size. Bri­an also dis­cuss­es the rel­e­vant laws and reg­u­la­tions and explains the guide­lines out­lined in doc­u­ments s500 and s520. He helps you under­stand the crit­i­cal aspects of risk assess­ments, such as water cat­e­gories, event dura­tion, sta­tus, and poten­tial health and safe­ty haz­ards.

Watch the full record­ing now on our YouTube chan­nel —  click on video above now!

Brian Murphy

COH and Man­ag­ing Direc­tor of EHS ASSES.

”As a hygien­ist that’s one of the biggest chal­lenges we face — inter­pre­ta­tion of the results and the con­text of the envi­ron­ment they are tak­en in.”

Phill McGurk

CARSI — CEO