Terms & Conditions
- It is assumed that requested analyses will be performed by NIOSH, OSHA, or other readily acceptable procedures. Other analytical methods and procedures are available; please call the laboratory for details and pricing.
- A three sample minimum charge may apply to analyses other than asbestos and lead. A blank can be included in this minimum charge.
- A blank will be analyzed and charged at the appropriate analyte fee. The blank may be applied to any minimum charge as stated immediately above.
- Turnaround time for routine asbestos analyses is 5 days. Asbestos samples must be submitted in proper containers. Excessive amounts of asbestos samples will be returned to the client for disposal.
- Turnaround time for routine organic, inorganic, metals, and silica analyses is 7 days.
- Triplicate desorption efficiency determinations will be performed for each set of samples at no additional cost. Results obtained on desorption studies will be provided with the sample results.
- Sampling media and other sampling supplies are available from HIH. Unused and unexpired media may be returned for credit. An appropriate restocking charge may be assessed on returned media and supplies.
- Texas state and local taxes are assessed when supplies are purchased or rented from HIH when required. Tax exemption certificates or direct payment certificates are acceptable substitutes.
- Regeneration of reports due to client changes in sample identifications, dates, sample volumes, etc. will charged on a time and materials basis when appropriate.
- Consultation is available with regard to sampling and analytical procedures, sampling media selection, and data interpretation for no charge above the cost of the analyses.
- Rush services are normally available for a 100% surcharge. Work will begin on rush samples as soon as they arrive at the laboratory. Results will be provided when they are available by FAX, e-mail, or phone. Prior notification is requested for rush samples to be certain that the service is available within the required time constraints.