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Indoor Air Quality: Principles and Practices
NEMEC Course 2201
| Date: | May 16-18, 1996 |
Location: | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Duration: | 3 days |
Co-sponsored by: | NREP |
Course Overview
This three-day course provides comprehensive coverage of indoor air quality investigation
and management. Participants will learn to identify, assess, and remediate indoor air quality
problems in commercial and residential settings.
Topics Covered
- IAQ investigations and programs
- Contaminant identification and assessment
- HVAC systems and their role in air quality
- Air remediation methods and technologies
- OSHA and EPA regulations on indoor air quality
- ASHRAE standards compliance
- NREP CIAQA exam review
Target Audience
Industrial hygienists, building managers, HVAC engineers, architects, facility managers,
and health facility administrators.
Faculty
- Gerald J. Kettler, P.E.
- Stanley J. Campbell, P.E.
- T. Rick Irvin, PhD (NEMEC Executive Director)
- Camilo Cruz-Batres, MS
Tuition
| Early registration (before May 3) | $750 |
| SEMT members | $650 |
Registration & Contact
Contact: Melissa Tipton
NEMEC Headquarters
Fax: (202) 966-4841
mtipton@envasns.org
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