Best Practices for Perimeter Air Monitoring Programs

Airborne chemicals and dust are issues for many environmental remediation sites, construction sites, and manufacturing facilities. Site and off-site emissions pose both nuisance and health risk exposures dependent on the site type and contaminant levels involved. Regulation and guidance for these exposures may include local ordinance, workplace regulations, and state or federal regulations, guidelines, and health advisories, dependent on the risks associated with exposure.  This webinar provides a best practices framework for development and execution of a community air monitoring program.  

This 2- hour program includes discussion of: 

• Overview of history, regulation, and types of sites 
• Guidance for regulatory required off-site air monitoring 
• Exposure conceptual site model 
• Methods for establishing health based toxicity and response levels 
• Setting up a strategy for air monitoring and sampling  
• Improved technology, instrument, data transmission, and alerts for real time data monitoring of field conditions 
• Fixed based laboratory and onsite testing options  
• Set up and deployment of onsite testing equipment  
• Case studies  
• Question & Answer discussion by panel of presenters 
• Review of the December 2023 NJDEP Perimeter Air Monitoring Technical Guidance

When: May 29th at 12 PM EST

Please Note:  This webinar qualifies for 2.0 CEC for MA-LSP; 2.0 CEC for NJ-LSRP; 2.0 PDH for NYS-PE and NYS-CPG; 2.0 PDHU for OH-VAP; 2.0 CEC for CT-LEP. Certain attendees may be able to self-certify depending on their state regulations. All are welcome to attend this webinar whether or not they seek credits.

About Our Speakers

Keith Savel, Vice President, Triumvirate Environmental. Mr. Savel has over 25 years of experience in the management and oversight of Site Remediation Projects in New Jersey and New York. His experience is in assisting engineering companies and responsible parties in the implementation of Property Transition Due Diligence, Industrial Site Remediation Act (ISRA) projects, Underground Storage Tank (UST) Closure, Soil Investigation and Remediation, and Groundwater Investigation and Remediation.  Mr. Savel has overseen the completion of over 50 site remediation projects and has issued Response Action Outcome (RAO) letters to close out over 30 open site projects. 

Andy Rezendes, Air & VOA Technical Manager, Pace Analytical Services. Andy has over 25 years’ experience in laboratory operations and air sample analysis. He holds a B.S. in Chemistry from University of Massachusetts at Amherst.