🇵🇱 Grupa DALAB Bożek Dariusz PL
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Grupa DALAB Bożek Dariusz is a laboratory accredited by PCA under number AB 1341 (Łużna, Poland). Its accreditation scope covers 112 test methods in the following areas: Environment, Water & wastewater, Microbiology. Test objects include: Water intended for human consumption, Swimming pool water, Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation, Wastewater. Most frequently used techniques: Direct measurement method, Spectrophotometric method, Membrane filtration method.
At a glance
- Accreditation number: PCA AB 1341
- Methods in scope: 112
- Types of test objects: 21
- Techniques used: 21
- City: Łużna, Poland
- Accreditation number
- AB 1341
- Accreditation body
- PCA
- Address
- LABORATORIUM, Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- City
- Łużna, Poland
What this laboratory tests (21)
- Water intended for human consumption — 26 methods
- Swimming pool water — 15 methods
- Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation — 14 methods
- Wastewater — 9 methods
- Workplace environment – air — 8 methods
- Working environment – electromagnetic field from industrial installations and equipment – feeders on production lines with built-in permanent magnets – arc welding equipment – resistance welders – industrial magnetisers and demagnetisers – dielectric heating equipment – induction heating equipment – industrial microwave furnaces, heaters and dryers – equipment for the production and processing of plastics – soldering equipment – resistance and arc furnaces – generators and electric motors — 4 methods
- Working environment − electromagnetic field from equipment used in medical technology: – surgical diathermy units – physiotherapy diathermy units – magnetic resonance scanners — 4 methods
- Working environment − electromagnetic field from radiocommunication and anti-theft systems: – anti-theft and electronic article surveillance systems — 4 methods
- Workplace environment – indoor electric lighting — 4 methods
- General environment – noise from installations, equipment and industrial plants — 2 methods
- Workplace environment – air – air samples collected on filters — 2 methods
- Workplace environment – cold microclimate — 2 methods
- Workplace environment – electromagnetic field in the workspace during the use of magnetotherapy devices — 2 methods
- Workplace environment – electromagnetic field in the workspace during the use of power systems and alternating current electrical supply installations in the power industry — 2 methods
- Workplace environment – energy expenditure — 2 methods
- and 6 more
Analytical techniques used (21)
- Direct measurement method — 26 methods
- Spectrophotometric method — 13 methods
- Membrane filtration method — 9 methods
- Gravimetric method — 5 methods
- Titrimetric method — 5 methods
- Most probable number method (MPN) — 4 methods
- Potentiometric method — 4 methods
- Electrochemical method — 3 methods
- Plate method (pour plate) — 3 methods
- Nephelometric method — 2 methods
- Conductometric method — 1 method
- Direct measurement method (method A) — 1 method
- Direct measurement method (method M) — 1 method
- Direct measurement method (method O) — 1 method
- Direct measurement method (method R) — 1 method
- and 6 more
Laboratory sections (4)
- Environmental Measurements Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna — 60 methods
- Water Testing Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna — 41 methods
- Wastewater Testing Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna — 9 methods
- Environmental Measurements Laboratory, Rzeszów Branch; ul. Sportowa 2B/64, 35-111 Rzeszów — 2 methods
Laboratory locations
- Grupa DALAB Bożek Dariusz (main site) — Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- Environmental Measurements Laboratory — Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- Water Testing Laboratory — Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- Wastewater Testing Laboratory — Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- Environmental Measurements Laboratory, Rzeszów Branch — ul. Sportowa 2B/64, 35-111 Rzeszów
- Water Testing Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- Wastewater Testing Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
- Environmental Measurements Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna
Certificate information
- Issue date
- 12.10.2026
- Issue no.
- 23
Accreditation scope — test methods (112)
| No. | Test object | Methodology / Parameters | Technique | Reference document | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Environmental Measurements Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna | |||||
| 1 | Workplace environment – noise | A-weighted equivalent sound level Maximum A-weighted sound level Range (30 – 135) dB C-weighted peak sound pressure level Range (50 – 138) dB |
Direct measurement method | PN-N-01307:1994 | PN-EN ISO 9612:2011 excluding the method covering strategies 2 and 3 - cl. 10 and 11 | |
| 2 | Workplace environment – noise | Noise exposure level referred to: – an 8-hour daily working time – an average weekly working time (calculated) | PN-N-01307:1994 | PN-EN ISO 9612:2011 excluding the method covering strategies 2 and 3 - cl. 10 and 11 | ||
| 3 | Workplace environment – ultrasonic noise | Equivalent sound pressure level in one-third octave bands with centre frequencies from 10 kHz to 40 kHz Maximum sound pressure level in one-third octave bands with centre frequencies from 10 kHz to 40 kHz Range (40 – 148) dB |
Direct measurement method | PN-Z-01339:2020-12 | |
| 4 | Workplace environment – ultrasonic noise | Equivalent sound pressure level in one-third octave bands with centre frequencies from 10 kHz to 40 kHz referred to: – the 8-hour daily working time – the average weekly working time (calculated) | PN-Z-01339:2020-12 | ||
| 5 | Workplace environment – air | Sampling for the assessment of occupational exposure to: – dust agents – inhalable fraction – respirable fraction – organic substances – inorganic substances, including – inhalable fraction – respirable fraction – thoracic fraction – metals and their compounds, including – inhalable fraction – respirable fraction – asbestos – respirable fibres – refractory ceramic fibres – refractory ceramic fibres in a mixture with other man-made mineral fibres – man-made mineral fibres, except refractory ceramic fibres – respirable fibres | Personal dosimetry method | PN-Z-04008-7:2002 | PN-Z-04008-7:2002/Az1:2004 | |
| 6 | Workplace environment – air | Exposure index (calculated) | PN-Z-04008-7:2002 | PN-Z-04008-7:2002/Az1:2004 | ||
| 7 | Workplace environment – air | Concentration of harmful dust agents - inhalable fraction: Petroleum bitumen Apatites and phosphorites Portland cement Titanium dioxide Natural graphite Synthetic graphite Kaolin Amorphous and synthetic silica Wood dusts Flour dusts Dusts not classified according to toxicity Organic dusts of animal and plant origin, excluding wood and flour dusts Calcium sulfate (VI) (gypsum) Carbon black Man-made mineral fibres, except refractory ceramic fibres Talc Coal (hard, brown) Calcium magnesium carbonate (dolomite) Silicon carbide, non-fibrous Range (0,19 – 40,83) mg/m3 |
Gravimetric method | PN-Z-04507:2022-05 | PN-Z-04507:2022-05/Ap1:2022-08 | |
| 8 | Workplace environment – air | Concentration of harmful dust agents - respirable fraction: Apatites and phosphorites Portland cement Natural graphite Amorphous and synthetic silica Organic dusts of animal and plant origin, excluding wood and flour dusts Talc Coal (hard, brown) Range (0,10 – 6,19) mg/m3 |
Gravimetric method | PN-Z-04508:2022-05 | PN-Z-04508:2022-05/Ap1:2022-08 | |
| 9 | Workplace environment – air | Gas concentrations CO (2,34 – 174) mg/m3 Range (2 – 150) ppm NO (0,25 – 12,5) mg/m3 (0,2 – 10) ppm |
Electrochemical method | PB-04 issue 5 of 25.03.2022 | |
| 10 | Workplace environment – air | Exposure indices (calculated) | PB-04 issue 5 of 25.03.2022 | ||
| 11 | Workplace environment – air – air samples collected on filters | Concentration / content of highly refined mineral oil, excluding metalworking fluids – inhalable fraction Range (0,14 – 32,0) mg/m3 Range (0,10 – 16,0) mg in the sample |
Spectrometry method in the infrared range (IR) | PN-Z-04108-05:2006 | |
| 12 | Workplace environment – air – air samples collected on filters | Concentration/content of crystalline silica (quartz, cristobalite) – respirable fraction Range (0,0049 – 0,30) mg/m3 Range (0,00500 – 0,200) mg in the sample |
Fourier transform infrared spectrometry (FT-IR) | Principles and Methods of Assessing the Working Environment 2012, No. 4 (74), pp. 117–130 | |
| 13 | Workplace environment – indoor electric lighting | Illuminance | PB-01/LB1 issue 4 of 30.01.2026 | ||
| 14 | Workplace environment – indoor electric lighting | Range (5 – 5000) lx |
PB-01/LB1 issue 4 of 30.01.2026 | ||
| 15 | Workplace environment – indoor electric lighting | Direct measurement method | PB-01/LB1 issue 4 of 30.01.2026 | ||
| 16 | Workplace environment – indoor electric lighting | Illuminance uniformity (calculated) | PB-01/LB1 issue 4 of 30.01.2026 | ||
| 17 | Workplace environment – cold microclimate | Air temperature Range (-30 – 10) °C Black globe temperature Range (-30 – 10) °C Air humidity Range (20 – 90) % Air velocity Range (0,15 – 5) m/s |
Direct measurement method | PN-EN ISO 11079:2008 | |
| 18 | Workplace environment – cold microclimate | IREQmin index, IREQneutral index, twc index (calculated) | PN-EN ISO 11079:2008 | ||
| 19 | Workplace environment – moderate microclimate | Air temperature Range (10 – 40) °C Black globe temperature Range (10 – 40) °C Air humidity Range (20 – 90) % Air velocity Range (0,15 – 5) m/s |
Direct measurement method | PN-EN ISO 7730:2006 + Ap2:2016-04 | |
| 20 | Workplace environment – moderate microclimate | PMV index, PPD index (calculated) | PN-EN ISO 7730:2006 + Ap2:2016-04 | ||
| 21 | Workplace environment – hot microclimate | Air temperature Range (10 – 40) °C Natural wet bulb temperature Range (10 – 40) °C Black globe temperature Range (10 – 60) °C |
Direct measurement method | PN-EN ISO 7243:2018-01 | |
| 22 | Workplace environment – hot microclimate | WBGT index, WBGTeff index (calculated) | PN-EN ISO 7243:2018-01 | ||
| 23 | Workplace environment – energy expenditure | Air temperature Range (0 – 60) °C Air flow Range (10 – 60) dm3/min |
Direct measurement method | PB-03/LB1 issue 4 of 15.01.2025 | |
| 24 | Workplace environment – energy expenditure | Energy expenditure (calculated) | PB-03/LB1 issue 4 of 15.01.2025 | ||
| 25 | Workplace environment – whole-body vibration | Frequency-weighted r.m.s. vibration acceleration Range (0,03 – 27) m/s2 |
Direct measurement method | PN-EN 14253+A1:2011 | |
| 26 | Workplace environment – whole-body vibration | Daily exposure, expressed as the energy-equivalent value for 8 hours of action of the r.m.s. frequency-corrected vibration acceleration dominant among the vibration accelerations determined for three directional components taking into account the appropriate factors (1.4awx, 1.4awy, awz), Exposure lasting 30 minutes or less, expressed as the r.m.s. frequency-weighted vibration acceleration dominant among the vibration accelerations determined for three directional components taking into account the appropriate factors (1.4awx, 1.4awy, awz) (calculated) | PN-EN 14253+A1:2011 | ||
| 27 | Workplace environment – hand-arm vibration | Frequency-weighted r.m.s. vibration acceleration Range (0,3 – 100) m/s2 |
Direct measurement method | PN-EN ISO 5349-1:2004 | PN-EN ISO 5349-2:2004 | PN-EN ISO 5349-2:2004/A1:2015-11 | |
| 28 | Workplace environment – hand-arm vibration | Daily exposure, expressed as the energy-equivalent value for 8 hours of action of the vector sum of the r.m.s. frequency-corrected vibration accelerations determined for three directional components (ahwx, ahwy, ahwz), Exposure lasting 30 minutes or less, expressed as the vector sum of the r.m.s. frequency-weighted vibration accelerations determined for three directional components (ahwx, ahwy, ahwz) (calculated) | PN-EN ISO 5349-1:2004 | PN-EN ISO 5349-2:2004 | PN-EN ISO 5349-2:2004/A1:2015-11 | ||
| 29 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective irradiance UVA, UVB, UVC in the spectral range (180 - 400) nm Range (0 – 39.99) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method (method A) | PN-EN 14255-1:2010 | |
| 30 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective irradiance for UVA, UVB and UVC in the spectral range (180 - 400) nm (calculated) | PN-EN 14255-1:2010 | ||
| 31 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Irradiance for UVA in the spectral range (315 - 400) nm Range (0 – 3990) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method (method M) | PN-EN 14255-1:2010 | |
| 32 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Radiant exposure for UVA in the spectral range (315 - 400) nm (calculated) | PN-EN 14255-1:2010 | ||
| 33 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective irradiance for VIS in the spectral range (300 - 700) nm Range (0 – 399) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method (method O) | PN-EN 14255-2:2010 | |
| 34 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective radiance VIS in the spectral range (300 - 700) nm (calculated) | PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023 | ||
| 35 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Irradiance of VIS, IRA, IRB in the spectral range (380 - 3000) nm Range (0 – 3999) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method (method X) | PN-EN 14255-2:2010 | |
| 36 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Radiant exposure of VIS, IRA, IRB in the spectral range (380 - 3000) nm (calculated) | PN-EN 14255-2:2010 | ||
| 37 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective irradiance VIS, IRA in the spectral range (380 - 1400) nm Range (0 – 3990) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023 | |
| 38 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective radiance for VIS, IRA in the spectral range (380 - 1400) nm (calculated) | PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023 | ||
| 39 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective irradiance for IRA in the spectral range (780 - 1400) nm Range (0 – 3990) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023 | |
| 40 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective radiance for IRA in the spectral range (780 - 1400) nm (calculated) | PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023 | ||
| 41 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Effective irradiance for IRB in the spectral range (1400 - 3000) nm Range (0 – 3999) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023 | |
| 42 | Workplace environment – non-laser optical radiation | Irradiance for IRA and IRB in the spectral range (780 – 3000) nm Range (0 – 3999) W/m2 |
Direct measurement method (method R) | PN-EN 14255-2:2010 | |
| 43 | Working environment – electromagnetic field from industrial installations and equipment – feeders on production lines with built-in permanent magnets – arc welding equipment – resistance welders – industrial magnetisers and demagnetisers – dielectric heating equipment – induction heating equipment – industrial microwave furnaces, heaters and dryers – equipment for the production and processing of plastics – soldering equipment – resistance and arc furnaces – generators and electric motors | Electric field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 100 kHz Range 1,5 V/m – 40 kV/m in the frequency range from 100 kHz up to 1 MHz Range (1,0 – 1000) V/m in the frequency range from 8 MHz up to 6 GHz Range (1,0 – 300) V/m |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 44 | Working environment – electromagnetic field from industrial installations and equipment – feeders on production lines with built-in permanent magnets – arc welding equipment – resistance welders – industrial magnetisers and demagnetisers – dielectric heating equipment – induction heating equipment – industrial microwave furnaces, heaters and dryers – equipment for the production and processing of plastics – soldering equipment – resistance and arc furnaces – generators and electric motors | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 100 kHz Range (0,64 – 10000) A/m in the frequency range from 100 kHz up to 1 MHz Range (0,01– 10000) A/m in the frequency range from 8 MHz up to 40 MHz Range (0,01 – 7,0) A/m |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 45 | Working environment – electromagnetic field from industrial installations and equipment – feeders on production lines with built-in permanent magnets – arc welding equipment – resistance welders – industrial magnetisers and demagnetisers – dielectric heating equipment – induction heating equipment – industrial microwave furnaces, heaters and dryers – equipment for the production and processing of plastics – soldering equipment – resistance and arc furnaces – generators and electric motors | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range 0 Hz in the frequency range from 0,8 GHz up to 6 GHz (calculated) |
PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | ||
| 46 | Working environment – electromagnetic field from industrial installations and equipment – feeders on production lines with built-in permanent magnets – arc welding equipment – resistance welders – industrial magnetisers and demagnetisers – dielectric heating equipment – induction heating equipment – industrial microwave furnaces, heaters and dryers – equipment for the production and processing of plastics – soldering equipment – resistance and arc furnaces – generators and electric motors | Magnetic flux density: in the frequency range 0 Hz Range (0,3 – 400) mT |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 47 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from radiocommunication and anti-theft systems: – anti-theft and electronic article surveillance systems | Electric field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 100 kHz Range 1,5 V/m – 40 kV/m in the frequency range from 100 kHz up to 1 MHz Range (1,0 – 1000) V/m in the frequency range from 8 MHz up to 6 GHz Range (1,0 – 300) V/m |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 48 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from radiocommunication and anti-theft systems: – anti-theft and electronic article surveillance systems | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 100 kHz Range (0,64 – 10000) A/m in the frequency range from 100 kHz up to 1 MHz Range (0,01– 10000) A/m in the frequency range from 8 MHz up to 40 MHz Range (0,01 – 7,0) A/m |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 49 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from radiocommunication and anti-theft systems: – anti-theft and electronic article surveillance systems | Magnetic flux density: in the frequency range 0 Hz Range (0,3 – 400) mT |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 50 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from radiocommunication and anti-theft systems: – anti-theft and electronic article surveillance systems | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range 0 Hz in the frequency range from 0,8 GHz up to 6 GHz (calculated) |
PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | ||
| 51 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from equipment used in medical technology: – surgical diathermy units – physiotherapy diathermy units – magnetic resonance scanners | Electric field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 100 kHz Range 1,5 V/m – 40 kV/m in the frequency range from 100 kHz up to 1 MHz Range 1,0 V/m – 40 kV/m in the frequency range from 8 MHz up to 6 GHz Range (1,0 – 300) V/m |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 52 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from equipment used in medical technology: – surgical diathermy units – physiotherapy diathermy units – magnetic resonance scanners | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 100 kHz Range (0,64 – 10000) A/m in the frequency range from 100 kHz up to 1 MHz Range (0,01– 10000) A/m in the frequency range from 8 MHz up to 40 MHz Range (0,01 – 7,0) A/m |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 53 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from equipment used in medical technology: – surgical diathermy units – physiotherapy diathermy units – magnetic resonance scanners | Magnetic flux density: in the frequency range 0 Hz Range (0,3 – 400) mT |
Direct measurement method | PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | |
| 54 | Working environment − electromagnetic field from equipment used in medical technology: – surgical diathermy units – physiotherapy diathermy units – magnetic resonance scanners | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range 0 Hz in the frequency range from 0,8 GHz up to 6 GHz (calculated) |
PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area | PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024 | ||
| 55 | General environment – noise from installations, equipment and industrial plants | A-weighted equivalent sound pressure level Range (24 – 135) dB |
Direct measurement method | Annex 7 to the Regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment of 07.09.2021 (consolidated text Journal of Laws 2023, item 1706) excluding cl. F | |
| 56 | General environment – noise from installations, equipment and industrial plants | A-weighted equivalent sound pressure level for the reference time T expressed by the indicators LAeqD and LAeqN (calculated) | Annex 7 to the Regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment of 07.09.2021 (consolidated text Journal of Laws 2023, item 1706) excluding cl. F | ||
| 57 | Workplace environment – electromagnetic field in the workspace during the use of power systems and alternating current electrical supply installations in the power industry | Electric field strength: in the frequency range 50 Hz Range 100 V/m – 40 kV/m Regulated area: Measurements of the electromagnetic field in the working environment performed for the purposes of the legally regulated area; The competence of the laboratory has been confirmed taking into account the applicable requirements of the Regulation of the Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy of 29.06.2016 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 331) |
Direct measurement method | Principles and Methods of Assessing the Working Environment 2016, No. 4 (90), pp. 91–150 | |
| 58 | Workplace environment – electromagnetic field in the workspace during the use of power systems and alternating current electrical supply installations in the power industry | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range 50 Hz Range (0,64 – 10000) A/m Regulated area: Measurements of the electromagnetic field in the working environment performed for the purposes of the legally regulated area; The competence of the laboratory has been confirmed taking into account the applicable requirements of the Regulation of the Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy of 29.06.2016 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 331) |
Direct measurement method | Principles and Methods of Assessing the Working Environment 2016, No. 4 (90), pp. 91–150 | |
| 59 | Workplace environment – electromagnetic field in the workspace during the use of magnetotherapy devices | Magnetic field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 1000 Hz Range (0,64 – 10000) A/m Regulated area: Measurements of the electromagnetic field in the working environment performed for the purposes of the legally regulated area; The competence of the laboratory has been confirmed taking into account the applicable requirements of the Regulation of the Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy of 29.06.2016 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 331) |
Direct measurement method | Principles and Methods of Assessing the Working Environment 2016, No. 4 (90), pp. 151–180 | |
| 60 | Workplace environment – electromagnetic field in the workspace during the use of magnetotherapy devices | Electric field strength: in the frequency range from 10 Hz up to 1000 Hz Range 100 V/m – 40 kV/m Regulated area: Measurements of the electromagnetic field in the working environment performed for the purposes of the legally regulated area; The competence of the laboratory has been confirmed taking into account the applicable requirements of the Regulation of the Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy of 29.06.2016 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 331) |
Direct measurement method | Principles and Methods of Assessing the Working Environment 2016, No. 4 (90), pp. 151–180 | |
| Water Testing Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna | |||||
| 61 | Water intended for human consumption | Sampling for chemical and physical testing Temperature Range (0,0 – 50,0) oC |
PN-ISO 5667-5:2017-10 | PN-77/C-04584 | ||
| 62 | Water intended for human consumption | Sampling for microbiological tests, Temperature Range (0,0 – 85,0) oC |
PN-EN ISO 19458:2007 excluding cl. 4.4.2, 4.4.3, 4.4.4, 4.4.5, 4.4.6 | PN-77/C-04584 | ||
| 63 | Water intended for human consumption | pH Range 4,0 – 10,0 |
Potentiometric method | PN-EN ISO 10523:2012 | |
| 64 | Water intended for human consumption | Electrical conductivity Range (10 – 2500) μS/cm |
Conductometric method | PN-EN 27888:1999 | |
| 65 | Water intended for human consumption | Turbidity Range (0,10 – 20) NTU |
Nephelometric method | PN-EN ISO 7027-1:2016-09 | |
| 66 | Water intended for human consumption | Colour Range (5 – 60) mg/l Pt |
Visual method | PN-EN ISO 7887:2012 Method D +Ap1:2015-06 | |
| 67 | Water intended for human consumption | Colour Range (4 – 40) mg/l Pt |
Spectrophotometric method | PN-EN ISO 7887:2012 Method C +Ap1:2015-06 | |
| 68 | Water intended for human consumption | Total content of calcium and magnesium (total hardness) Range (5 – 1000) mg/l CaCO3 |
Titrimetric method | PN ISO 6059:1999 | |
| 69 | Water intended for human consumption | Manganese concentration Range (10 – 1000) μg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-02/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 | based on Merck test 1.01846 | |
| 70 | Water intended for human consumption | Total iron concentration Range (30 – 1000) μg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-03/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 | based on Merck test 1.14761 | |
| 71 | Water intended for human consumption | Permanganate index Range (0,5 – 6,0) mg/l O2 |
Titrimetric method | PN-EN ISO 8467:2001 | |
| 72 | Water intended for human consumption | Ammonium ion concentration Range (0,050 – 3,0) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-04/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 | based on Merck test 1.14752 | |
| 73 | Water intended for human consumption | Sulfate concentration Range (5 – 300) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-07/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 | based on Merck test 1.02537 | |
| 74 | Water intended for human consumption | Nitrite concentration Range (0,050 – 1,0) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-10/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 | based on Merck test 1.14776 | |
| 75 | Water intended for human consumption | Nitrate concentration Range (5,0 – 88,5) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-05/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 based on Merck test 1.14773 | |
| 76 | Water intended for human consumption | Chloride concentration Range (5 – 250) mg/l |
Titrimetric method | PN-ISO 9297:1994 | |
| 77 | Swimming pool water | Sampling for chemical and physical testing Temperature Range (0,0 – 50,0) oC |
IS-01/PO-07/LB2 issue 3 of 23.03.2023 | PN-77/C-04584 | ||
| 78 | Swimming pool water | pH Range 4,0 – 10,0 |
Potentiometric method | PN-EN ISO 10523:2012 | |
| 79 | Swimming pool water | Turbidity Range (0,10 – 20,0) NTU |
Nephelometric method | PN-EN ISO 7027-1:2016-09 | |
| 80 | Swimming pool water | Permanganate index Range (0,5 – 6,0) mg/l O2 |
Titrimetric method | PN-EN ISO 8467:2001 | |
| 81 | Swimming pool water | Oxidation-reduction (redox) potential vs. Ag/AgCl 3,5 mol/l KCl Range (-400 – 1000) mV |
Potentiometric method | PB-01/LB2 issue 1 of 19.09.2022 | |
| 82 | Swimming pool water | Nitrate concentration Range (5,0 – 88,5) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-05/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 based on Merck test 1.14773 | |
| 83 | Swimming pool water | Total iron concentration Range (30 – 1000) μg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-03/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 based on Merck test 1.14761 | |
| 84 | Swimming pool water | Free chlorine concentration Range (0,09 – 2,5) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PN-EN ISO 7393-2:2018-04 | |
| 85 | Water intended for human consumption | Escherichia coli count | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12 | PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12/A1:2017-04 | |
| 86 | Water intended for human consumption | Coliform bacteria count | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12 | PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12/A1:2017-04 | |
| 87 | Water intended for human consumption | Total viable count at 22 °C | Plate method (pour plate) | PN-EN ISO 6222:2004 | |
| 88 | Water intended for human consumption | Total viable count at 36 °C | Plate method (pour plate) | PN-EN ISO 6222:2004 | |
| 89 | Water intended for human consumption | Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria count | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 16266:2009 | |
| 90 | Water intended for human consumption | Intestinal enterococci count | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 7899-2:2004 | |
| 91 | Water intended for human consumption | Clostridium perfringens count including spores | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 14189:2016-10 | |
| 92 | Water intended for human consumption | Escherichia coli count | Most probable number method (MPN) | PN-EN ISO 9308-2:2014-06 | |
| 93 | Water intended for human consumption | Coliform bacteria count | Most probable number method (MPN) | PN-EN ISO 9308-2:2014-06 | |
| 94 | Water intended for human consumption | Count of bacteria of the genus Legionella Matrix A, Procedure 5 (Medium A), Procedure 7 (Medium C-GVPC) |
Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 11731:2017-08, | PN-EN ISO 11731:2017-08/Ap1:2019-12 | |
| 95 | Swimming pool water | Sampling for microbiological tests, Temperature Range (0,0 – 85,0) oC |
PN-EN ISO 19458:2007 excluding cl. 4.4.1, 4.4.2, 4.4.4, 4.4.5, 4.4.6 | PN-77/C-04584 | ||
| 96 | Swimming pool water | Escherichia coli count | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12 | PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12/A1:2017-04 | |
| 97 | Swimming pool water | Pseudomonas aeruginosa count | Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 16266:2009 | |
| 98 | Swimming pool water | Total count of microorganisms at 36 ̊C | Plate method (pour plate) | PN-EN ISO 6222:2004 | |
| 99 | Swimming pool water | Escherichia coli count | Most probable number method (MPN) | PN-EN ISO 9308-2:2014-06 | |
| 100 | Swimming pool water | Coliform bacteria count | Most probable number method (MPN) | PN-EN ISO 9308-2:2014-06 | |
| 101 | Swimming pool water | Count of bacteria of the genus Legionella Matrix A, Procedure 5 (Medium A), Procedure 7 (Medium C-GVPC) |
Membrane filtration method | PN-EN ISO 11731:2017-08, | PN-EN ISO 11731:2017-08/Ap1:2019-12 | |
| Wastewater Testing Laboratory; Mszanka 234, 38-322 Łużna | |||||
| 102 | Wastewater | Sampling for chemical and physical testing Temperature Range (0 – 50) °C |
Manual method | PN-ISO 5667-10:2021-11 | PN-77/C-04584 | |
| 103 | Wastewater | pH Range 4,0 – 10,0 |
Potentiometric method | PN-EN ISO 10523:2012 | |
| 104 | Wastewater | Total suspended solids (TSS) Range (2,0 – 1000) mg/l |
Gravimetric method | PN-EN 872:2007+Ap1:2007 | |
| 105 | Wastewater | Biochemical oxygen demand – BOD5 Range (0,5 – 6) mg/l O2 |
Electrochemical method | PN-EN 1899-2:2002 | |
| 106 | Wastewater | Biochemical oxygen demand – BOD5 Range (3 – 1000) mg/l O2 |
Electrochemical method | PN-EN ISO 5815-1:2019-12 | |
| 107 | Wastewater | Chemical oxygen demand – COD-Cr Range (20 – 10000) mg/l O2 |
Spectrophotometric method | PN-ISO 15705:2005 | |
| 108 | Wastewater | Total nitrogen concentration Range (5,0 – 100) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-01/LB3 issue 1 of 02.01.2025 based on Hach test LCK238 and LCK338 | |
| 109 | Wastewater | Total phosphorus concentration Range (0,50 – 20) mg/l |
Spectrophotometric method | PB-02/LB3 issue 1 of 02.01.2025 based on Hach test LCK348 and LCK350 | |
| 110 | Wastewater | Chloride concentration Range (5,0 – 1000) mg/l |
Titrimetric method | PN-ISO 9297:1994 | |
| Environmental Measurements Laboratory, Rzeszów Branch; ul. Sportowa 2B/64, 35-111 Rzeszów | |||||
| 111 | Workplace environment – air | Content of dust agents harmful to health - inhalable fraction: Petroleum bitumen Apatites and phosphorites Portland cement Titanium dioxide Natural graphite Synthetic graphite Kaolin Amorphous and synthetic silica Wood dusts Flour dusts Dusts not classified according to toxicity Organic dusts of animal and plant origin, excluding wood and flour dusts Calcium sulfate (VI) (gypsum) Carbon black Man-made mineral fibres, except refractory ceramic fibres Talc Coal (hard, brown) Calcium magnesium carbonate (dolomite) Silicon carbide, non-fibrous Range (0,12 – 2,45) mg in the sample |
Gravimetric method | PN-Z-04507:2022-05 | PN-Z-04507:2022-05/Ap1:2022-08 | |
| 112 | Workplace environment – air | Content of dust agents harmful to health- respirable fraction: Apatites and phosphorites Portland cement Natural graphite Amorphous and synthetic silica Organic dusts of animal and plant origin, excluding wood and flour dusts Talc Coal (hard, brown) Range (0,08 – 2,45) mg in the sample |
Gravimetric method | PN-Z-04508:2022-05 | PN-Z-04508:2022-05/Ap1:2022-08 | |
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PB-02/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023
PB-02/LB3 issue 1 of 02.01.2025 based on Hach test LCK348 and LCK350
PB-03/LB1 issue 4 of 15.01.2025
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PB-04/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023
PB-05/LB1 issue 4 of 12.01.2024
PB-05/LB2 issue 2 of 20.01.2023 based on Merck test 1.14773
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PN-77/C-04584
PN-EN 14253+A1:2011
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PN-EN ISO 11079:2008
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PN-EN ISO 14189:2016-10
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PN-EN ISO 19458:2007 excluding cl. 4.4.2, 4.4.3, 4.4.4, 4.4.5, 4.4.6
PN-EN ISO 5349-1:2004
PN-EN ISO 5349-2:2004
PN-EN ISO 5349-2:2004/A1:2015-11
PN-EN ISO 5815-1:2019-12
PN-EN ISO 6222:2004
PN-EN ISO 7027-1:2016-09
PN-EN ISO 7243:2018-01
PN-EN ISO 7393-2:2018-04
PN-EN ISO 7730:2006 + Ap2:2016-04
PN-EN ISO 7887:2012 Method C +Ap1:2015-06
PN-EN ISO 7887:2012 Method D +Ap1:2015-06
PN-EN ISO 7899-2:2004
PN-EN ISO 8467:2001
PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12
PN-EN ISO 9308-1:2014-12/A1:2017-04
PN-EN ISO 9308-2:2014-06
PN-EN ISO 9612:2011 excluding the method covering strategies 2 and 3 - cl. 10 and 11
PN-ISO 15705:2005
PN-ISO 5667-10:2021-11
PN-ISO 5667-5:2017-10
PN-ISO 9297:1994
PN-N-01307:1994
PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023
PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023
PN-T-05687:2002 cl. 2.5.5 procedure PB-06/LB1 issue 1 of 10.09.2023
PN-T-06580-3:2002 Method adapted to the regulated area
PN-Z-01339:2020-12
PN-Z-04008-7:2002
PN-Z-04008-7:2002/Az1:2004
PN-Z-04108-05:2006
PN-Z-04507:2022-05
PN-Z-04507:2022-05/Ap1:2022-08
PN-Z-04508:2022-05
PN-Z-04508:2022-05/Ap1:2022-08
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Annex 7 to the Regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment of 07.09.2021 (consolidated text Journal of Laws 2023, item 1706) excluding cl. F
based on Merck test 1.01846
based on Merck test 1.02537
based on Merck test 1.14752
based on Merck test 1.14761
based on Merck test 1.14776