Radon measurements for companies

Radon is a colorless radioactive gas that accumulates in enclosed spaces. Measure exposure levels and ensure compliance with current regulations.

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What is radon and why is it an occupational hazard?

Invisible but dangerous

Radon is a colorless and odorless gas that seeps from the ground and accumulates in enclosed spaces.

Health impact

The WHO estimates that between 3% and 15% of lung cancer deaths are linked to prolonged radon exposure.

Where does it accumulate?

It is mostly found in basements, lower floors, tunnels, garages, and areas with poor ventilation. 

New regulation

Royal Decree 1029/2022 requires monitoring and measurement of radon in enclosed workspaces with potential exposure risks.

Do you need a quote for a radon gas measurement?

Your workplace, protected against radon
Radon gas can accumulate silently in enclosed spaces, and measuring it is important in certain locations. Professional assessment is the technical way to find out your actual level of exposure and take swift action.

Rigorous measurement and preventive approach
We install detectors in representative locations, analyse the results and propose technical corrective measures (ventilation, insulation, active systems) if necessary, always based on technical criteria and traceability.

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Fill in the form and you will receive a proposal with a technical diagnosis and recommendations tailored to your facilities.

 

 

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Interactive Map: Radon risk in Spain

Areas with granite soils and high permeability present higher risks of indoor radon accumulation. Check the map to see if your business is in a risk zone.

Radon measurement service with Geseme: What does it involve?

Measurements taken with approved equipment and analysed in accredited laboratories.

Installation of detectors

We place sensors at strategic points throughout your company.

Measurement and analysis

Observation period in accordance with current regulations for accurate results.

Detailed
technical report

Receive an analysis with radon levels and a comparison with reference values.

Recommendations and action plan

If the permitted levels are exceeded, we advise you on corrective measures (ventilation, extraction systems, insulation).

Benefits of
conducting radon testing with Geseme

Complies
with regulations

and avoid penalties

Protect
the health of your team

reducing the risk of exposure

Identify
hidden problems in your building or facilities

and avoid penalties

Receive
expert advice

with a clear and detailed technical report.

FAQ's

I have heard of radon, but what is radon and how does it affect me?

Radon is an element generated by the decay of uranium, which occurs naturally in the ground. This decay emits radiation that is harmful to humans. Radon is more prevalent in geographical areas where the subsoil rock is granitic.

You do not need it if your activity takes place outdoors, in open spaces.

You do need it if your company meets these three criteria:

  • You carry out your activity in enclosed spaces (e.g. inside offices or an industrial warehouse).
  • On basement or ground floors.
  • It is located in priority action areas (zone 2).

You do need it if you carry out:

  • Work in underground spaces (e.g. tunnels, wells, caves).
  • Work involving the use of natural underground spring water (e.g. spas, mineral water collection plants for bottling).

Yes, Real Decreto 1029/2022 requires the owner of the business to assess radon in the cases indicated in the previous question.

Radon is measured using specific detectors that detect radiation in the environment.

The measurement process takes between 3 and 12 months, depending on the type of activity your company carries out.

We provide you with an action plan that includes:

  • Proposed mitigation measures (the most common are ventilation, ground depressurisation or waterproofing).
  • New measurements to check the effectiveness of the mitigation measures.

The price will depend on the measurement strategy (e.g. previous campaign, number and type of collectors, etc.).