In an unregulated industry where anyone can claim expertise, verifiable credentials matter. Test Australia's assessments are conducted by a qualified Chartered Chemist with credentials you can independently confirm.
Every credential listed here can be independently verified through the issuing organisation.
The highest professional chemistry qualification in Australia, awarded by the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI). Requires rigorous examination, peer review, and demonstrated professional competence.
Tertiary qualification in Applied Science with specialisation in Applied Chemistry, providing the scientific foundation for forensic contamination assessment. Covers analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, instrumental analysis, and laboratory methodology.
Active membership in Australia's leading professional bodies for occupational hygiene, forensic science, fire investigation, and air quality — ensuring continuous professional development and adherence to current best practices.
All sample analysis is performed at laboratories accredited by the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) under ISO/IEC 17025. This ensures legally defensible, quality-assured results.
Over two decades of hands-on experience in forensic contamination assessment. Includes expert witness testimony, thousands of property assessments, and ongoing professional development.
Australia's contamination testing industry is unregulated. Anyone can call themselves a "contamination tester" regardless of qualifications, training, or expertise. This creates significant risk for property owners who may receive inaccurate assessments from unqualified operators.
The consequences of poor-quality testing can be severe:
A qualified Chartered Chemist (MRACI CChem) has demonstrated competence through rigorous examination and peer review. This isn't a weekend certificate — it's the highest professional chemistry qualification in Australia.
Understand what separates qualified professionals from unqualified operators.
Get contamination testing from someone with verifiable credentials and genuine forensic expertise. Request an assessment or verify our qualifications independently.
