EBC Connecticut Emerging Contaminants Program: Identifying and Addressing Risks from PCBs in Building Materials
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Date: July 23, 2019
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PCBs are one of only a few contaminants regulated both by the EPA (through TSCA) as well as by individual states (CT DEEP). As the TSCA regulations are fairly rigid and prescriptive, the investigation and remediation of PCBs can be extremely challenging. PCB investigation has the potential to affect a wide range of interests, from real estate owners and tenants to lenders, contractors, and insurers.
This EBC Emerging Contaminants program will provide an opportunity to learn more about indoor air sampling methods and associated risk assessment. The performance of encapsulants will also be presented.
General Continuing Education Certificates are awarded by the EBC for this program (2.0 training contact hours). Please select this option during registration if you wish to receive a certificate.
Final Agenda – Connecticut Program – PCBs in Building Materials
Agenda
Program Chair:
- Malcolm Beeler, PCB Technical Lead, Weston & Sampson
Speaker Agenda:
PCB Encapsulation
- Greg Mackey, EHS Manager, EnviroVantage
Toxicology of PCBs
- Karen Vetrano, Toxicologist, TRC
Reoccupancy Testing – Regulatory Requirements and Achieving Compliance
- Malcolm Beeler, Team Leader, PCB Technical Lead, Weston & Sampson
Comparison of Passive and Active Air Sampling (PAAS) Method for PCBs – A Pilot Study in New York City Schools
- Gary Hunt, Vice President and Principal Scientist, TRC
Following the Speaker Presentations will be a Moderated Discussion.
Panelists:
- Gary Hunt, TRC
- Harley Langford, Tighe & Bond
- Greg Mackey, EnviroVantage
- Karen Vetrano, TRC
Attendee List
Jon Abplanalp, Resource Options, Inc., Vice President of Environmental
Sue Annelli, ACV Enviro, Sr. Account Executive
Stephen Arienti, TRC, Senior Project Manager
Adam Cote, GZA, Project Manager
Dale Cross, Ramboll, Senior Consultant
Guy Dalton, GZA ,Associate Principal – Office Manager
Kristen Day, State of CT DPH, Env. Analyst III
Hugo DelRosso, US Ecology, Senior Account Executive
Chris Dickman, Cisco LLC, President
Nolan Fonda, GZA ,Environmental Scientist
Caitlin Garvey, Kaman Corporation, EHS Inter
Richard Gille, TRC, Project Manager
Bill Heiple, Stantec, Associate
Dan Hetzler, O&G Industries, Inc., Project Manager
Philip Hutter, Tighe & Bond, Inc., Project Compliance Specialist
Christopher Koelle, Tighe & Bond, Inc., Project Manager
Wojciech Krach, Kaman Corporation, Sr. Environmental Engineer
Pete Long, Heritage Environmental, Strategic Account Manager
Theodore Lynn, Dexsil Corporation, Director of Research
Andrew Lynn
Mr. Robert Melvin, Robinson & Cole LLP, Partner
Jim Occhialini, Alpha Analytical, Vice President
James Olsen, Tighe & Bond, Vice President
Kathleen Pane, Fuss & O’Neill EnviroScience, LLC, Senior Project Manager
Bonnie Potocki, Weston Solutions, Inc., Senior Project Scientist
Lorel Purcell, O&G Industries, Inc., Preconstruction Manager
Cullen Roberts, Resource Options
Joseph Scapoli, Bigeastlabs.com, Project Manager
Jeremy Thebodo, Alpha Analytical, Technical Sales Associate
Ryan Vescovi, NRC East Environmental Services, Inc., Business Development Manager
Amy Voisine-Shea, Eversource Energy, Senior Environmental Specialist
The available presentations from the EBC Connecticut Emerging Contaminants Program Identifying and Addressing Risks from PCBs in Building Materials completed on July 23, 2019, can be viewed below.
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