2008-07-08: Tech Environmental's Odor Training
Tech Environmental has presented its Odor Training seminars to many organizations, including the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, Massachusetts Landfill Operators, the New Hampshire Water Pollution Association, local Boards of Health, industrial clients, and groups of concerned citizens. Our introductory seminar, "Fundamentals of Odor", has been accredited by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA), the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC), and by state Departments of Environmental Protection.This accreditation allows participants in Tech seminars to earn continuing education credits and certifications.
The Fundamentals course includes modules that explain the basics of odor and odor science, an overview of typical odor potentials and identifiers, and a discussion of the various chemical, biological and thermal treatments available.
The "Management of Odors" course uses odor sampling to tailor its content to each audience. For example, operators at a treatment plant would work with sample odors from their site in order to learn how to identify and mitigate specific odors from their facility. This seminar helps trainees deal with odors directly, and improves odor management at facilities with trained staff.
To learn more about Tech's odor training services, contact Mike Lannan by email at mlannan@techenv.com.
2008-07-08:
Tech Environmental's Odor Training2008-05-12:
Tech Welcomes Marc Wallace2008-02-18:
Laser Safety for Healthcare and Industry2007-11-11:
Hydrogen Sulfide Limits: Confusing at Best!2007-11-11:
Draft Landfill Odor and H2S Guidelines2007-09-09:
The Growth and Potential of Small-Scale Wind Power2007-09-09:
Ongoing Small-Scale Wind Projects2007-09-09:
Tech Environmental Welcomes Dr. Howard Quin, INCE2007-09-09:
Massachusetts Dep Finalizes Landfill Odor Guidelines2007-09-09:
Odor Response Action Plans
- n-Butanol Odor Scale in Use Across the Northeast
(July 2008) - EPA Partners With Ports to Protect Health, Safety, and the Environment
(May 2008) - Community Wind Power Gathers Momentum at Windustry Conference
(April 2008) - Massachusetts Finalizes Landfill Odor Guidelines (October 2007)
- The Growth and Potential of Small-Scale Wind Power (September 2007)
- Developers Face New Greenhouse Gas Rules (June 2007)
- With Revenue Comes Radiation Responsibility
(February 2007)
