Tony Havics's guest appearances

Tony Havics

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Radio

IAQ Radio

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Kurt Johnson

Jack White

David Miller

Bill Spohn

Nate Adams

Corbett Lunsford

Chris Watson

Jeffrey Siegel

Ritchie Shoemaker

Tim Jackson

Jim Thompson

Shelly Miller

Greg Long

David Johnston

OwlTail

This week on IAQ Radio we welcome Anthony "Tony" Havics to talk about how occupational exposure limits are related to limits for the general public. This is a topic that causes a lot of confusion and at times misinformation. Can we use OEL's or should we avoid them altogether? Join us and LEARN MORE on IAQ Radio!     Mr. Havics is an Honors graduate from Georgia Institute of Technology with a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and is a registered Professional Environmental Engineer (PE) with over 25 years of experience. He has provided front end investigation, development of plans &amp; specifications, development of work plans, cost estimation, and oversight of numerous facilities for remediation, refurbishing, or decommissioning including a launch pad, dam gates, a baseball stadium, a tire factory with 59 buildings, a biologically contaminated L1011, a hospital, JP-6 fuel tanks, former mental institute, former military buildings, etc. In the field of microscopy, he has performed analysis for asbestos, contaminants in products, other minerals, fibers, fungi, engineering properties, and has testified in federal court as an expert microscopist. Andrew has also performed failure analysis and forensic testing on numerous building products such as roofs, windows, flooring, drywall, piping, etc.

EPISODE490 - Tony Havics, PE, CIH - Occupational Exposure Limits and Their

Tom Yacobellis

Particles &amp; Aerosol Physics - More than Meets the Eye &amp; Field Testing Air Filtration Devices -  This week we will discuss the issues that make performing field tests of air filtration devices and HEPA vacuums such a challenge. Tony Havics, PE, CIH,CHMM Wane Baker, PE, CIH and Tom Yacobellis are coming on to discuss the reason particles behave the way they do, the challenges in determining how well we are capturing these particles and the limitations of our instruments and equipment when it comes to particle capture and measurement.   The Air Filtration Device Standards Development Committee (AFD) of the Indoor Environmental Standards Organization (IESO) will be continuing its research efforts by conducting a three-day testing program of HEPA-filtered negative air type or collection machines in mid March. The purpose of this event is to gather additional data to complete the development of an ANSI/IESO Standard for the field evaluation of portable HEPA-equipped air filtration devices. The committee is seeking multi-channel laser particle counters from various manufacturers and the assistance of manufacturers' representatives who are proficient in their use. We hope to help them publicize what they are doing and help listeners LEARN MORE about particles, particulate and aerosol physics this week on IAQ Radio.

EPISODE 236 -Tony Havics, PE, CIH, CHMM Wane Baker, PE, CIH Tom Yacobellis