When a client requests “air help”, what does that really mean? Air can mean many things to many different people. From the environmental, permitting and compliance, or safety and industrial hygiene perspectives, assessing what type of air assistance is needed requires an understanding of goals you are trying to accomplish and the data you are wanting. Whether you are suspecting or want to prevent vapor intrusion, require permitting to utilize equipment within emissions permitted by regulatory standards, or want to keep your employees safe from hazardous particles caused by facility processes, understanding the world of air can be complex and overwhelming.
Click play below to watch Conan Reed, GSP, Nick Foreman, CSP, and Sally Perry discuss the balance between the varying air disciplines and how they might apply to your facility.
They will explore the applicability of the following types of air projects:
- Exposure Assessments,
- Air Quality Assessments (Indoor and confined space monitoring),
- Air Permitting,
and discuss how the air world you live in might be an intermingled conglomeration of all the above.