Drew, USA Business Development Manager, has spent the last ten years supporting complex and customised monitoring solutions for a variety of different environmental applications. In addition to speaking at remediation workshops across the United States, and live demonstrations of air monitoring technology, Drew has extensive experience helping clients adapt available solutions to achieve the air monitoring objectives of new applications.
Rule 1466, established by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) and designed to minimize dust emissions during earth-moving activities, has undergone a series of amendments. Here’s everything you need to know.
As seasonal wildfires continue to blaze throughout the West Coast of the United States, Oregon OSHA has issued a series of temporary rules to protect workers from the harmful effects of wildfire smoke.
In understanding why changes in temperature and humidity can cause unwanted fluctuations in sensor readings, we can better equip community air monitoring networks to deliver reliable, trustworthy data for the protection of people and the planet.
With the wildfires impacting on California’s air quality, Cal/OSHA has developed an emergency regulation aimed at protecting California workers from the harmful impacts of wildfire smoke.
There is currently an opportunity for consultants to partner with companies to apply for grants available from California Air Resources Board (CARB) for Community Monitoring under AB 617.
The Aeroqual team share their experiences attending the International Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) conference held in Quebec City.
