Saban's experienced industrial hygiene staff includes Certified Industrial Hygienists, industrial hygiene technicians, environmental scientists and mechanical engineers with a diverse range of regulatory compliance experience in the workplace environment.

Saban can deliver the resources, manpower, equipment and experience - to assist you with industrial hygiene related projects in a timely and cost-effective manner. We know that you have specific and demanding concerns regarding issues such as these... and Saban is prepared to consistently meet your needs. Our staff works hard to monitor the indoor environment to protect the health and safety of today's workforce.

Services include:

 

ü Indoor Air Quality Investigations for Sick Building Syndrome & Building Related Illnesses;

ü HVAC Inspections and System Evaluations;

ü Water Quality Testing;

ü Particulate and other airborne testing such as VOC’s;

ü Microbiological Inspection & Testing for Bacteria & Mold/Fungi;

ü Radon Testing and Mitigation;

ü Construction Site Safety and Health Programs;

ü Air Balancing and Testing of Air Distribution Systems;

ü Drinking Water Sampling Programs;

ü Preparation of Site Health and Safety Plans (HASP);

ü Industrial Hygiene Assessments;

ü Accident Prevention and Investigations;

ü Site Safety Contingency Plans and Emergency Organization;

ü Odor Control, Noise/Sound Testing;

ü Occupation Health and Safety Training and Surveys;

ü Laboratory testing;

ü Ambient Air Surveys;

ü OSHA Compliance Audits;

ü On-Site Health and Safety Task Analysis & Problem Solving;

ü Preparation of Site Health and Safety Plans (HASP);

ü Evaluating compliance with Federal/State building code standards and applicable regulatory requirements;

ü Evaluating compliance within facilities for common building ventilation, comfort and maintenance as established by the most recent ASHRAE Standards and Guidelines;

ü Monitoring of common building contaminants thought to be a cause for concern, dust, temperature, humidity, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide as required;

ü Indoor Air Quality Assessment and Remediation Services;

ü Mold Investigation and Remediation Management;

ü Chemical Hygiene Surveys & Compliance Audits.

Industrial Hygiene is the science of anticipating, recognizing, evaluating and controlling workplace conditions that may cause worker injury or illness. Industrial hygienists use environmental monitoring and analytical methods to detect the extent of worker exposure and employ engineering, work practice controls, and other methods to control potential health hazards.

 

Air monitoring and other environmental samplings are conducted using NIOSH and OSHA methods when available, supplemented by ASTM or EPA and other methods as necessary. Air monitoring is conducted for comparison with established occupational exposure limits such as the OSHA Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs) and American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) Threshold Limit Values (TLVs), or employer defined limits. From the regulatory standpoint, respiratory exposure assessments are required by 1998 revisions to the OSHA respiratory protection standard.