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Do you want to join our team and have a great career? Apply for our Technician positions

We are looking for an ambitious, quick to learn, intelligent individual to join our expanding team to undertake the role of Technician in our Durham Office.  If you are interested in a rewarding career, working for a highly respected, successful and nationwide company, with over 30 years experience in Occupational Hygiene, then this is a great opportunity for you.

We operate in a range of sectors including pharmaceutical, food and beverage, engineering, woodworking, mining and high street chains.

We offer the following services:-

• Workplace exposure monitoring
• Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) testing
• Noise at work assessments
• Radon risk assessments
• Pharmaceutical Containment Testing 

Roles & Responsibilities

The successful candidate will be responsible for working with and supporting our Occupational Hygiene consultants carrying our various assessments for clients at sites across the UK.  The position will include the preparation of equipment and paperwork, sending equipment for calibration, support carrying out hygiene monitoring, liaising with external laboratories, interpreting data collected and compiling results and reports for clients.

The candidate must also possess a science based Degree however applicants with good A levels in maths and/or Science will be considered. 

Strong organisation skills.

Excellent IT skills with experience using Microsoft Office.

Strong written and verbal communications skills.

You will receive relevant training both in-house and externally, attending relevant British Occupational Society (BOHS) courses as required.  We are looking for someone who is passionate and punctual.  

A valid driving license is required for this position as driving is an essential part of the job.  

We offer a competative salary. Please apply with full CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Another Mountain Climbed

Well done team Armstrong Environmental.  Another mountain climbed! This time the Cat Bells at a height of 451 metres, situated on the western shore of Derwentwater near Keswick.  Stunning views and a great team day out. Bring on the next challenge!

Climbing a mountain

What a challenge for team Armstrong Environmental.  Climbing Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England, situated in the beautiful Lake District National Park.  We even found out we had a couple of mountain goats in the team........and aches and pains in places we can't mention.  We did it! It was a superb day!

Charity Golf Day

Our very own Ross Macauley gathered a team together ... 'Team Armstrong/Akzo' and  were delighted to participate in the recent Business 4's charity golf day event held at Rockcliffe in Darlington.  £790,000 has so far been rasied for numerous charities and Armstrong Environmental were delighted to contribute to their chosen charity Autism Matters.  Well done to all who participated and contributed and a special well done to Eva for winning the longest drive for the women's!

Sunny Cyprus

This year our Project Manager, Peter Surtees, has been providing support to a client in Cyprus.  The project included two visits to the island commissioning a local exhaust ventilation (LEV) system which is used to control diesel exhaust emissions from a vehicle.  The approach we take to commissioning a system like this is across a two phased approach.  Phase one being a thorough examination and test checking the system complies with relevant design criteria, HSG 258 values and COSHH Regulations.  Phase two includes proving effective control using careful occupational hygiene techniques to assess airborn levels of hazardous substances and proving the sytem is capable of reducing operator exposures to hazardous substances.

Armstrong Environmental Ltd awarded LEV contract at Hinckley Point C Nuclear Power Station

Hinckley Point C nuclear power station is a project to build a twin 1,600 MW turbine station in Somerset, England. The plant, which has a projected lifetime of 60 years, uses Uranium dioxide as a fuel element and is due to be completed by 2026.