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Conducting monitoring for formaldehyde and other organics on students studying anatomy at a junior college in 2003. You can just see a bit of the cadaver they were working on in the bottom right of the photo. This was really quite an experience. We really got to see dead people! There weren’t hazardous exposure levels here, but students and teachers in neighboring classrooms were complaining about the odors from this room. The problem was that the ventilation system was poorly balanced.
Monitoring for dry cleaning compounds at a location where an employee had a Worker’s Comp claim for overexposure to chemicals in 2003. Note the two pumps hanging on the rail. In this case, we found that the employee exposure level was potentially significant, so we recommended to the insurance firm that they settle the claim. We strive to maintain impartiality and tell it like it is!
Collecting an air sample near pesticides and fertilizers stored in a hardware store in 2003. A former employee claimed she got ill due to exposure to fumes, etc. from the closed containers which were at the time stored 100 feet away from her work station. Monitoring showed exposure to be negligible. We testified at the Worker’s Comp Appeals Board on the results. The award to the former employee was significantly reduced based on our testimony.
