About Meth Inspect

Yes.

All our inspectors are fully qualified and certified Meth Inspectors. Each inspector is certified by MTK group which is Australia’s most comprehensive meth inspection certification available. All our Meth Inspectors have at least 10 years of experience.

Additionally, all our inspectors are real builders. That means we really understand what we are looking at and our reports are more in-depth.

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We take our job very seriously to protect your family and property.

We follow a strict code of conduct to ensure complete trust and transparency:

1. advancing methamphetamine contamination sampling and decontamination knowledge;
2. providing open access to methamphetamine contamination sampling and decontamination knowledge;
3. maintaining and developing their professional competencies;
4. demonstrating objectivity and integrity in their work;
5. being dependable in meeting timeframes for the completion of tasks;
6. avoiding undertaking work which creates a real or perceived conflict of interest, specifically individuals and companies conducting testing to determine contamination or validate a property should not be involved with remediation (including having financial interests in such);
7. abstaining from making misleading statements in connection with their work;
8. taking all reasonable steps to ensure their qualifications, capabilities and views are not misrepresented to, or inaccurately perceived by others, and to correct any misrepresentation which may arise;
9. abstaining from suggesting expertise or providing advice in areas of the methamphetamine contamination industry beyond their expertise; and
10. abstaining from any conduct which may bring the wider methamphetamine risk management industry into disrepute.

Meth Inspect are Perth’s most detailed and trusted meth inspection for a reason.

When we assess a property for meth contamination, an assessment is made based on the following legislative guidelines:

1) Australian Voluntary Code of Practice.

2) Clandestine Drug Laboratory Remediation Guidelines.

Effectively, these national guidelines prescribe that the presence of methylamphetamine on inside surfaces at a level of greater than 0.5 micrograms (µg) per 100cm² is considered unacceptable.

Yes.

All our labs are NATA accredited.

Here is our stringent process and lab requirements for meth tests requiring quantitative (amount of meth present, not just presence or lack of presence) analysis at a lab:

1) All samples taken are stored correctly and sent under appropriate Chain of Custody procedures to the laboratory for analysis.

2) Analysis is only undertaken by a laboratory that is independently accredited for the analysis of methamphetamine, and all other drugs reported in the analysis. For Australian and New Zealand laboratories the appropriate accreditation is NATA or IANZ.

3) We report on methamphetamine, amphetamine, ephedrine and pseudoephedrine, MDMA, MDA.

4) Laboratories holding relevant accreditation (i.e. NATA or IANZ) must undertake relevant quality assurance and control checks (QA/QC) as detailed in the relevant NIOSH method.

5) Laboratories providing services in the analysis of methamphetamine and other drugs should participate in external proficiency trials, which provides a good assessment of QA/QC. Use of these laboratories is preferred.

6) A laboratory that has no independent accreditation (i.e. NATA or IANZ) or is accredited but not for the analytical method used to analyse the wipe samples is not appropriate to use under the objectives of this Code.

7) All laboratory reports should be attached to all reports prepared for a property. Laboratory results should not be presented in a report without including all of the laboratory report(s).