Sampling Fundamentals for Industrial Hygiene Technicians

This 2-day course provides an introduction to the principles and practices of industrial hygiene sampling, a critical aspect of occupational health and safety. Students will learn how to identify occupational hazards and sample for them, including air contaminants, noise, vibrations, radiation, mold, hazardous chemicals, and thermal stressors. Sampling best practices such as developing a sampling plan, following QA/QC protocols, filling out a COC, communicating with a lab, and interpreting and reporting results will be discussed. Students will engage in interactive exercises and hands-on practice with a range of sampling equipment typically employed in the environmental and occupational health and safety profession.

Schedule: Every day, starting on 04/29/25 and ending on 04/30/25
Times: 08:00am-05:00pm CDT
Instructor: Kalyn Tew Kalyn Tew
Kevin Covington

Kevin Covington

Claude Santiago

Claude Santiago
Location: University Hall
275 Kilgore Lane
Room 1311
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
(205) 348-7768
Session ID: SS-2504-SFFIH-01
This session contains no associated Fee Codes, so you cannot register at this time.