NACHI Approves Nationwide EMSL Analytical, Inc. IAQ / Industrial Hygiene Sampling Workshop

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NACHI Approves Nationwide EMSL Analytical, Inc. IAQ / Industrial Hygiene Sampling Workshop

VALLEY FORGE, PENNSYLVANIA, Jul. 22 -/E-Wire/-- NACHI, the nations leading home inspection organization announced today that it has approved the EMSL IAQ / Industrial Hygiene Sampling Workshop for 8 hours of continuing education credits. "Our members will benefit from the training they will receive from this workshop. This workshop not only covers the basic Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and mold sampling techniques but also other issues such vapor intrusion by EPA TO-15, formaldehyde and methamphetamine-clandestine drug production in homes. These are issues that our home inspectors should be aware of.", states Nick Gromicko, Executive Director of NACHI. EMSL Analytical, Inc. is currently the nations leading environmental microbiology and indoor air quality testing laboratory with 13 AIHA EMLAP, 8 AIHA ELLAP and 5 AIHA IHLAP accredited laboratory locations.

"We are proud to have NACHI approve this workshop for continuing education credits. This workshop goes beyond the IAQ and microbial issues that other training organizations and laboratories are offering. EMSL realizes the need to offer a combined IAQ / Industrial Hygiene Sampling Workshop to the industry. Our first seminar in Research Triangle Park, NC is almost sold out", states Joe Frasca, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for EMSL Analytical, Inc. The workshop has also been approved by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) for 1.0 CM Industrial Hygiene Point, the American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ) for one certification renewal credit, and the Bomi Institute for 7 CPD points. EMSL is seeking approval from other organizations as well and plans to offer the workshop at nationwide locations shortly throughout the United States. Preliminary Dates & Locations: Maryland - August 25th, 2005 Boston, MA - September 9th, 2005 Chicago, IL - September 22nd, 2005 Indianapolis, IN - November 3rd, 2005 New York, NY - November 17th, 2005 Fort Lauderdale, FL - December 1st, 2005 Los Angeles, CA - December 13th, 2005

IAQ Sampling Direct Examination Sampling for Mold Air Sampling for Mold Air Sampling for Bacteria Total Coliform Sampling Legionella Sampling Endotoxin Sampling Indoor Allergen Sampling

IAQ and IH Sampling Equipment

Industrial Hygiene Sampling Pump, Canisters, and More How to Select a Pump and Canister Type Media Selection Sorbent Tube Selection Passive Badges-Different types and why? Flow rates Volumes needed and why? What is TO-15 and Why may it be a better IAQ test TO-15 and its history Canister and Flow Controller Selection Various State and Federal Program Requirements Vapor Intrusion versus IAQ sampling Use with Soil Gas Testing Formaldehyde Sampling Considerations Sorbent tube versus badges What do the results mean? Methamphetamine-Clandestine Lab IH Testing Various State Programs Sampling Kits Data Evaluation What do my results mean? Was the correct method used to analyze my samples? Is the data/report suitable for my project? Credits & Continuing Education: American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) for 1.0 CM Industrial Hygiene Point American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ) for one certification renewal credit Bomi Institute for 7 CPD points NACHI - 8 hours of continuing education credits

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