This
four-day "hands-on" course is designed to educate professionals
within the indoor air quality industry on accepted sampling methodologies
and how to obtain information useful for assessing indoor environmental
conditions.
Course objectives
provide:
Obtaining the
appropriate background information
Writing the proposal
Developing an
appropriate plan of action
Performing the
on-site evaluation and hands-on use of tools, instrumentation and
testing equipment
Measuring and
interpreting respirable particles utilizing a laser particle counter
Procuring surface
samples. When to use swabs, tape slides, microvac and bulk samples
Procuring countable
and culturable air samples
Selection of
growth media
Interpreting
the data
Writing the final
report
IICRC Standards
This course
is ideal for engineers, environmental consultants, industrial hygienists,
HVAC contractors, project managers and others seeking to expand their
knowledge of industry accepted sampling methodologies and assessing
indoor environments.
This course
is approved by the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) and the
Florida Association of Building Inspectors (FABI) and contributes
twenty-five (25) continuing education requirements (CEU's) for professionals
in the industry.
This course is a new offering of IAQA's IAQAware program.