All buildings have varying levels of the various indoor pollutants. Oftentimes, a hyper-sensitive person and/or a temporary event generate IAQ-related service calls. Do you have enough baseline IAQ data to determine what to do next? The webinar will tell you.
Find out how by attending the IAQ/Mold 101 - Benefits of Screening IAQ Contaminants scheduled for Wed, February 24, 2010 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT Receive continuing education (CEU, CM) credits for full attendance.
Attendees will learn the following:
* Identify the Indoor Pollutants
* Learn about Guidelines and Resources
* IAQ Screen Testing Techniques
* Benefits of Proactive IAQ Testing
* Case Studies
Presenters: Dr. Rajiv Sahay, FAIS, CIAQP, a board member of the AIHA LAP Analytical Accreditation Board (AAB), and Director of Environmental Diagnostics Laboratory (EDLab) an AIHA accredited lab and Ed Ziegler, VP Pure Air Control Services.
When: Wed, February 24, 2010 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT
Where: On-line at your computer or conference room (1 person or 50)
Cost: FREE
How: Register for the free webinar go to: IAQ/Mold 101 - Benefits of Screening IAQ Contaminants. https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/520702561
Sponsors: The IAQ Learning Institute, EDLab, Pure Air Control Services, Building Health Check, LLC
Special Note: CM’s, RC's with ACAC and ABIH among others are presently available. Certificates of Attendance are only issued to participants that register and attend the entire one (1) hour webinar. Multiple attendees on one account will need to provide written signed documentation of attendance.
For more information on the upcoming Mold/IAQ webinar contact Ed Ziegler or Chris Bower at
About Environmental Diagnostics laboratory (EDLab):
Alan Wozniak founded Pure Air Control Services, Inc. in 1984 as a small mechanical contracting firm and has since set the industry standard for indoor environmental quality diagnosis, environmental laboratory and remediation. Pure Air Control Services has serviced more than 600 million square feet of indoor environments in over 10,000 facilities.
The Environmental Diagnostics Laboratory (EDLab) (established in 1992) at Pure Air Control Services (PACS) is an AIHA accredited environmental lab # EMLAP 102795 offering complete and comprehensive indoor environmental microbiology laboratory services. They include: microbiology, aerobiology, chemistry, allergen assays and microscopy designed to meet all your indoor air needs. EDLab supports IAQ investigations by assisting with strategic sampling plan development and supplying media collection equipment while performing a wide range of environmental analyses.
The company’s expanding client roster includes the General Services Administration (GSA); US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Allstate Insurance; Carrier Air Conditioning; US Naval Air Warfare Center, Orlando; and Naval Air Station - King's Bay, Georgia, and many other Fortune 500 companies, school boards, and city, state, and county governments, making Pure Air Control Services/EDLab the reliable industry leader in IAQ.
For more information on EDLab at Pure Air Services, Inc. please contact Ed Ziegler, VP, at
This annual event provides an opportunity for licensed contractors throughout the State of Florida to obtain all 14 state-required hours of continuing education over the course of the two-day event.
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