An industrial hygienist fitting a personal sampling pump to a worker's belt beside process equipment
X3 ExposureIndustrial Hygiene & Exposure MonitoringStep 02 · Find

See the Exposure.Act on What the Work Shows.

A sampling result without the task behind it is hard to act on. X3 Exposure keeps the work group, the task, the method, the lab handoff and the industrial hygienist's review in one record, and keeps the control follow-up owned after the number comes back.

  • Exposure Groups
  • Sampling Plans
  • Methods
  • Lab Handoff
  • Qualified Review
  • Control Follow-Up
What X3 Exposure keeps attached to the sample
  • 1910.1000Air contaminants, Table Z limits
  • 1910.95Noise, 85 dBA action level
  • 1910.1053Respirable crystalline silica
  • 1910.1025Lead
  • 1910.1026Hexavalent chromium
  • 1910.1020Access to exposure and medical records
  • GROUPWelding bay, second shift
  • METHODSampling method and duration on the plan
  • LABChain of custody to the laboratory
  • REVIEWQualified interpretation before action
The Exposure

A Number Without the Task Behind It Is Hard to Defend.

The pump ran for a shift and the lab sent back a result. Six months later nobody can say which task it covered, whether the exhaust was running or what was done about it. The sample was taken. The exposure question was never closed.

The sample leaves the floor. The work is not finished.

An industrial hygienist observing a welder at work under a local exhaust hood while recording field conditions
A personal air sampling pump, a small rugged box with a belt clip, standing on the black floor with a length of clear flexible tubing curling up from it to a round clear plastic filter cassette
X3 Intelligence

One Exposure Question In. A Defensible Record Out.

X3 Exposure starts with the question a professional wants answered and keeps everything needed to answer it on one plan.

Work group

Who does the task, on which shift, and who shares the same exposure.

Task and agent

The job, the material and the conditions that create the exposure.

Method

The sampling method and duration the professional selected.

Field context

Controls in place, what changed and what was observed during collection.

Qualified review

The source limit and the professional's interpretation, kept apart from the raw number.

Control follow-up

The next control question with an owner and a recheck date.

Stop collecting numbers. Start answering the exposure question.

Monitoring plans

Keep the Task and the Review Question Together.

A sample set of plans, the way X3 Exposure shows it: what is active, what is waiting on the lab and what a professional still has to settle.

An industrial hygienist using X3 Exposure on a tablet at the edge of a welding bay
Welding Bay · Second Shift · Fume AssessmentSample
Illustrative · your records fill the same view
4
Monitoring plans active
2
Awaiting the laboratory
1
Method question open
1
Control follow-up owned
Open before anyone relies on the number
  • Confirm the sampling method and duration match the task
  • Record where the local exhaust was and how it was running during collection
  • A qualified reviewer compares the result with the limit that applies
  • Give the control question an owner and a recheck date

Sample plans. No readings, limits or employee records are shown. A qualified professional interprets every result.

The monitoring lifecycle

Plan. Collect. Hand Off. Review. Follow Through.

The work does not end when the sample leaves the floor. X3 Exposure carries it to the control decision.

  1. 01

    Plan the question

    Define the work group, the task, the agent and the reason for monitoring.

  2. 02

    Collect with context

    Record the method, the duration and the conditions on the day.

  3. 03

    Hand off to the lab

    Keep the chain of custody with the plan.

  4. 04

    Review with a professional

    A qualified person judges validity and compares against the right limit.

  5. 05

    Follow through on controls

    The next control step gets an owner and a verification date.

Make the next decision easier to explain. Not automatic.

An industrial hygienist and a supervisor reviewing a monitoring plan together at a desk overlooking the plant
Where X3 Exposure Fits

One Safety Loop. X3 Exposure Owns the “Find” Step.

Twelve products, six steps, one job each. X3 Exposure answers one question for your site: where can someone get hurt? Use it on its own, or add the product on either side of it when that job matters.

  1. 01

    Know

    What does OSHA expect of this site?X3 OSHA
  2. 02

    Find

    Where can someone get hurt?X3 HazardsX3 InspectionsX3 ExposureX3 SDS
  3. 03

    Control

    What stands between the hazard and the worker?X3 Critical ControlsX3 PPEX3 Equipment
  4. 04

    Prepare

    Are people ready for the work and the worst day?X3 EducationX3 Emergency
  5. 05

    Learn

    What is the last event teaching us?X3 Incidents
  6. 06

    Command

    What needs a leader today?X3 Sentinel
Your Part

X3 Holds the Record. Your Professional Holds the Judgment.

Exposure work depends on qualified people. Four things stay with them.

An industrial hygienist clipping a small filter cassette to the collar of a worker's shirt, with clear tubing running down to a sampling pump on the worker's belt

Design the sampling

A qualified professional chooses the strategy and the method.

Take the sample

Your team or your consultant runs the pumps and the meters.

Interpret the result

The professional decides what the number means for the task.

Keep medical records separate

Medical surveillance stays in its own approved, private process.

A welder working at a bench with a large flexible exhaust arm positioned correctly just above the weld, visibly drawing the fume away so the air around the welder's helmet is clear
The Outcome

Every Result Has a Task, a Reviewer and a Next Step.

An exposure assessment at a site that runs X3 Exposure can be explained years later, by someone who was not there.

Know earlier.

See which tasks still have an open exposure question.

Act on it.

Put an owner on the control the result calls for.

Prove it.

Show the task, the method, the review and the follow-up.

Access

Walk the Whole Product Today. Bring Your Site in Next.

The sample dashboard is open to everyone, no sign-in. Create an account to run X3 Exposure on your own sites, with your records saved.

Your company · from $99 a month
Your Site in X3 Exposure

$99 a month covers your first 10 employees. Then $10 a month for each employee from 11 to 50, and $5 for each one after that. Cancel any time.

  • A documented sampling plan with method, source limit, qualified interpretation, and follow-up.
  • Works on its own. No other X3 product required
  • Your sites, people and records, saved to your account
  • Ask X3 for the regulation behind any question
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Sample Dashboard

All 8 X3 Exposure screens with sample data. Nothing you do there is saved or sent.

  • Exposure Groups
  • Sampling Plan
  • Results vs. Limits
  • And 4 more working screens
Open the Sample Dashboard
$99a month covers your first 10 employees
$10a month for each employee from 11 to 50
$5a month for each employee after 50

$549 a month for X3 Exposure

The sample dashboard uses illustrative data. Prices are per product, per month, in US dollars. Subscriptions renew monthly until cancelled.

Straight Answers

Questions Safety Leads Ask About X3 Exposure.

Have one that is not here? Ask X3, or write to us and a person will answer.

A handheld sound level meter with its foam windscreen ball on top, standing upright, next to a round clear plastic air sampling cassette
Does X3 Exposure tell me whether I am over the limit?
No. It keeps the result, the method, the task conditions and the source limit together so a qualified professional can make and document that judgment.
Does it store medical surveillance records?
No. Medical surveillance and identifiable health records stay inside your separately approved privacy controls. X3 Exposure handles the sampling plan and its review.
Does it connect to our instruments or laboratory?
Not in the sample dashboard, which holds illustrative plans only. No readings or lab records are connected.
Do I have to buy the whole family?
No. X3 Exposure works on its own. Each product in the family owns one job, and you add another only when that job matters to you.
What can I use today?
The X3 Exposure sample dashboard is open now with sample data, so you can walk the whole workflow. Create an account to run it on your own sites: your records are saved, and one sign-in works on all twelve products.
How does pricing work?
Each product is $99 a month for your first 10 employees, $10 a month for each employee from 11 to 50, and $5 a month for each one after that. You pay only for the products you turn on, and you can cancel any time.
Every sample, in context.

You Already Take the Samples. Now Keep Everything That Makes Them Mean Something.

Open the sample dashboard and follow one monitoring plan from the task to the control follow-up.