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New England Air Quality Testing Lab holds Boston IAQ and Industrial Hygiene Sampling Workshop

Thu, 24 May 2012 11:18:57 EST

Mr. Eric Ciotti, Business Development Manager for EMSL, is scheduled to speak in front of New England area environmental professionals. The workshop is dedicated to helping indoor air quality (IAQ) professionals understand sampling techniques for fungi. Topics will include fungal cultures, PCR, allergens, mVOCs, mycotoxins, and more.
 
The Indoor Air Quality and Industrial Hygiene Sampling Workshops for IAQ Professionals are scheduled for May 29th in Boston, Massachusetts and May 31st in New York, New York.  Currently the course is approved for 8 continuing education credits from the America Council for Accredited Certifications (ACAC), 1.0 Cleaning/Restoration, Inspection or Master Categories (CEC) for IICRC and 8 credits for InterNACHI.  The workshop is also ABIH compliant.
 
During the workshops attendees will be taught to understand the pros and cons of each sampling and analytical technique and how to interpret the data and apply it to IAQ investigation strategies. The classes are filling fast so interested parties are encouraged to register soon before space runs out.  To register, please call 888-958-8170.
 
EMSL Analytical is one of the largest IAQ and environmental testing laboratories in North America.  With over 31 locations and hundreds of laboratory professionals the company is well known for their superb training workshops. 'Attendees of these workshops are in for a full day of excellent training from two of the most well respected scientists in the industry,' reported Joe Frasca, Executive Vice President at EMSL Analytical.  
 
EMSL's IAQ and IH projects are managed by Vince Daliessio, CIH. He has spent most of the last 20 years anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and controlling hazards in indoor and ambient environments. Mr. Daliessio has managed all aspects of health, safety, and environmental impact on over $1B worth of work. Projects he has successfully guided to a safe conclusion range from a few thousand dollars to over $300M.