Jarvis Hunt Consultancy
Because the environment is everything to you, engage Jarvis Hunt for:
- Phytoplankton and cyanobacteria analysis, sampling, monitoring, training
- Phytoplankton, cyanobacteria and water quality consulting
- Research, development and projects for cyanobacteria and phytoplankton
- Quality assurance for any industry
- Laboratory set-up and management practices
In brief…
Jarvis Hunt is the only consultancy in Australia offering comprehensive packages of training, consultancy, technical, and contract services, specialising in phytoplankton, cyanobacteria and quality assurance.
Our Services
Our Specialties
Cyanobacteria & Phytoplankton
Environmental Water
Quality Assurance
Cyanobacteria & Phytoplankton
Cyanobacteria are highly adaptive and opportunistic organisms that live in a wide variety of aquatic environments. They can have an extensive impact on waterbodies and some species even produce toxins. Other forms of algae (many of which pose no risk to humans or animals through exposure) can serve as indicators for the overall health of a waterbody. Generally, the more variety, the healthier the water.
Environmental Water
Quality Assurance
Quality assurance makes business efficient and productive and gets customers coming back. Good quality assurance increases productivity, reduces costs, increases customer loyalty, ensures regulatory requirements, and finds root causes of problems to stop them from happening again.
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Education for all
As part of JHC’s services, we offer web-based training courses that cover a wide variety of topics from basic microscopy and quality assurance training to advanced cyanobacteria and phytoplankton identification and analysis. These courses are completely self-paced and include email support and a training record for each unit completed. We are also capable of creating customised courses upon request. Check back in the future as more courses will become available over time.
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This was the start. 11 years ago today, the company came into existence. The stationary items were the first company purchases in my favourite shade of ocean blue. What a journey it has been. Thank you to all who have supported myself and the company and kept encouraging me. Especially my family and particularly my husband. He has been unwavering in his support and belief in me, even when mine was wavering.
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The 'Intermediate: Non-Heterocystous Filamentous Cyaophyta' identification is well into production, with the textbook in the final stages of checks. The online content follows and should be ready in the next 2 - 3 weeks!
Also, the website will undergo some upgrades in the next couple of months, but I'll tell you more about this later.
Have a lovely weekend, everyone!