Expert service in occupational hygiene and environmental testing, providing clear insights for a cleaner, safer tomorrow.
At Verum Group, we specialise in delivering practical solutions for environmental and industrial challenges. Our team combines decades of expertise with a passion for sustainability, providing a range of services to meet the diverse needs of industries and communities across New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific.
Our Services
We offer emissions monitoring and testing services, including stack testing and air quality assessments, to help industries meet regulations and lessen their impact.
We provide geology consultancy, specialising in minerals, energy, environment, and climate change, with expertise in mine management and policy studies.
Verum Group addresses work-related health issues from hazards such as noise, fumes and dust through risk identification and employee training.
Verum Group's National Laboratories offer testing for solid fuels, gas, XRF, and asbestos, plus superintending services for coal, wood pellets, and petroleum products.
We manage agricultural soils, contaminated sites (timber treatment, landfills, sheep dips), and monitor water discharge from mining and municipal sites.
Our team of experts uses cutting-edge technology and methodologies to deliver reliable results. We are dedicated to sustainable practices and adhere to the highest industry standards for compliance and accreditation.
Sponsorships
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Atarau Sanctuary
Verum Group are proud sponsors of Atarau Sanctuary, who are working to protect and monitor the great spotted kiwi.
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Special Children's Christmas Party
Proud sponsors of the 2024 Special Children's Christmas Party in Christchurch for children facing serious challenges.
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Tai Tapu Golf Course
Sponsoring the 8th hole at Tai Tapu Golf Course, a stunning 9-hole course loved by senior environmental scientist William Porter and his dog Jasper.
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Christchurch Art Gallery
The education partner of Christchurch Art Gallery, supporting the connection between art and science.
