Bio‑Chemical Risk Analytics is a scientific risk‑management division focused on the identification, evaluation, and control of biological and chemical hazards in healthcare and industrial environments. Our work is grounded in medical science, toxicology, occupational health, and modern data systems, enabling organisations to strengthen workforce health and operational resilience.
We are building a technology‑forward approach to risk management, replacing paper‑based systems with digital dashboards, structured assessments, and evidence‑based recommendations. Our goal is to help organisations understand how hazards move through their workplaces — and how to stop them.
Although the division is still expanding its operational footprint, our capability is supported by clinical training, pharmacology expertise, and early pilot engagements that have shaped our methodology.
At Bio‑Chemical Risk Analytics, we are committed to advancing workplace safety through science, clarity, and modern technology. Our approach focuses on understanding how biological and chemical hazards move through real environments- and designing practical, evidence‑based strategies to control them.
We prioritise sustainable systems that organisations can maintain long‑term. By integrating medical insight, toxicology expertise, and emerging digital tools, we aim to help workplaces transition away from paper‑based processes toward traceable, measurable, and data‑driven safety practices.
Our commitment is simple: make safety smarter, more transparent, and easier to implement- without overwhelming your operations.
We communicate risks in plain, actionable language. No jargon that hides what matters.
We ground every assessment in medical science, toxicology, and evidence‑based practice. Accuracy comes before convenience.
Worker safety is our priority. Every recommendation is designed to protect people before processes.
We are committed to replacing paper‑based systems with digital dashboards, data‑driven tools, and modern monitoring solutions.
Our evaluations are unbiased, clinically informed, and free from operational or commercial influence.
We evolve with emerging science, new hazards, and changing industrial realities.
We help organisations understand how biological and chemical hazards move through their environments — and how to stop them.
We design surveillance and monitoring systems that support long‑term employee health and reduce exposure‑related risks.
We provide practical, cost‑effective recommendations that strengthen hygiene, sanitation, and hazard‑control systems.
We are building technology‑forward solutions that improve traceability, compliance, and decision‑making
We operate with confidentiality, professionalism, and respect for every organisation we support.
Low-cost, high-impact training designed for real teams, not academics.
All training is practical, plain-language, and built around behaviours that matter most for preventing infection and improving safety.
Training options:
Each session includes a one-page takeaway, an optional SOP/poster, and a certificate of completion.
We assess how infectious diseases and biological agents move through workplaces such as hospitals, clinics, factories, mines, and high‑density production environments.
Focus areas include:
We help you put immediate controls in place using simple, affordable measures.
Where needed, we source and deliver essential IPC & basic OHS items that match audit recommendations.
Examples:
We do not inflate prices, procurement is transparent, with optional bundled kits available.
We evaluate human health risks arising from industrial chemicals, dyes, solvents, VOCs, fumes, and process‑specific exposures.
Our toxicology reviews map:
We design surveillance systems aligned with chemical and biological exposure profiles, including:
We are developing digital tools to support:
Dr Kimberly Konono is a medically trained scientist specialising in biological and chemical health risks. With a background in clinical medicine, medical pharmacology, and occupational safety, she leads the scientific direction of Bio‑Chemical Risk Analytics. Her work focuses on practical, evidence‑based approaches to workplace health, hazard control, and exposure‑linked medical surveillance.
We provide science‑based assessments and advisory services focused on biological and chemical health risks in both healthcare and industrial environments. Our core services include:
These services support factories, mines, chemical plants, hospitals, clinics, and other environments where biological or chemical risks need to be understood and controlled.
Any organisation that works with people, chemicals, or high‑density environments can benefit from our biological and chemical risk assessments. Our services support healthcare facilities, manufacturing plants, garment factories, mines, chemical operations, and other workplaces where exposure risks need to be understood and controlled. We help teams strengthen hygiene systems, reduce chemical and biological hazards, and build safer, more resilient operations.
We ensure quality by grounding every assessment in medical science, toxicology, and occupational health principles. Our methods follow structured, evidence‑based processes that focus on accuracy, clarity, and practical implementation. Each assessment uses standardized tools, consistent criteria, and traceable digital records to reduce errors and improve reliability. We also continuously refine our approach as new scientific insights, regulations, and workplace realities evolve. Quality for us means assessments that are clinically sound, operationally realistic, and sustainable for the organisations we support.
We take a science‑first approach to workplace safety. Instead of relying on generic checklists, we analyse how biological and chemical hazards actually move through real environments — using medical insight, toxicology principles, and occupational health science. Our recommendations are practical, evidence‑based, and designed to fit the way organisations operate.
We also prioritise modern, low‑burden systems. Even simple digital tools like structured forms and dashboards help replace paper processes that are hard to track, making safety more measurable, transparent, and sustainable. This combination of clinical expertise and accessible digital monitoring is what sets our approach apart.
Yes. Our services are available across Zimbabwe. We support organisations in any province and can provide both on‑site assessments and remote advisory depending on the type of risk review required. As the division grows, we plan to expand our reach to regional and cross‑border industrial and healthcare environments.
You can reach us directly for assessments, consultations, or general enquiries through the following channels:
We respond promptly to all messages and can schedule on‑site or virtual consultations depending on your needs.
We're here to help you implement effective safety solutions. Reach out for general inquiries or specific service requests. Our team is ready to assist you with practical approaches tailored to your needs.
Harare
+263719633206
contact@biochemrisk.zohathari.com
