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Vapor Intrusion Regulatory Updates and Technical Practice Strategies

Alpha Analytical's Vapor Intrusion Breakfast Seminar
Vapor Intrusion Regulatory Updates and Technical Practice Strategies
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Onsite registration and breakfast begins at 7:30am
Presentations - 8:15am - 12:00pm
 
4 LSRP CEC Credits (1 Regulatory & 3 Technical) will be given for this course.  CEC credits applied-status, this is an “update” of New Jersey SRPLB CEC Course No. 2014-047
 
Location: 
Hilton Garden Inn
50 Raritan Center Parkway
Edison, NJ 08837
 
Program Description
Since the early 1990’s Vapor Intrusion (VI) science has continued to evolve and associated technical guidance has continued to respond and change. NJDEP was one of the first state agencies to develop guidance for VI and issued its Vapor Intrusion Technical Guidance (VITG) in 2005. The VITG, last updated in March 2013, is currently being revised once again in response to anticipated updates in State rules and regulations and guidance. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) has also published final VI Guidance documents in June 2015. At the same time, the best practices for VI pathway guidance investigations, from data collection to data interpretation, continues to advance. This technical seminar provides an update of State and Federal VI guidance changes, updates proposed changes to the NJDEP regulations and guidance and discusses some emerging tools available to practitioners.

Program Outline
• Discussion of the EPA final VI Guidance documents and other expected and forthcoming changes and implications
• Development of Indoor Air Standards and other regulatory and guidance changes in New Jersey
• Key steps to successfully investigate and mitigate site Sites where VI is the potential exposure pathway of concern
• Experiences and Case Studies on applying the NJDEP Vapor Intrusion Guidance
• Having confidence in the chemical data for decision; How do I incorporate the NJDEP Quality Guidance into my field investigations?
• The application of Professional Judgement in VI cases in New Jersey
• New and emerging tools to perform VI Investigations

Alpha Analytical assembled a panel of leading experts who will discuss the key changes and challenges in these documents and the emerging
approaches for investigations and mitigation.
 
TOPIC SPEAKER TIME

Check in and On-site Registration

Breakfast to be served

7:30am 8:00am

Opening Remarks / Introductions

Ralph Kocsis, VP Technical Sales/ Mid-Atlantic Region, Alpha Analytical

 

8:00am 8:15am

EPA Guidance Updates: Their Significance & the Importance of Evaluating Background / Update to Background Study

Rich Rago, Senior Scientist, VI Practice Leader
Haley & Aldrich
8:15am 8:45am

NJ Regulations and Guidance:
Update on Proposed Changes & Revisions

Scott Drew, LSRP, Associate
Geosyntec Consultants
8:45am 9:15am
The Investigative Process.: Data Review & Data Usability Assessment with Case Study Examples of the Investigative Process

Brian Blum, CPG, LSRP
Langan Engineering & Environmental Services

9:15am 10:00am
Mid Morning Break  Coffee/ beverages served 10:00am 10:15am
How Good is my Data? Data of Known Quality Process, Pre-Planning, Field Sampling, Lab Analysis & Data Usability Assessment Will Elcoate, National Air Program Sales Manager, Alpha Analytical, Inc. 10:15am 10:45am
What is Professional Judgment?
Illustrated with Case Histories
Scott Drew, LSRP, Associate
Geosyntec Consultants
10:45am 11:15am
Advances & Emerging Approaches to
VI Investigations
David Shea, Principal Engineer
Sanborn Head & Associates, Inc
11:15am 12:00pm
Question and Answers / Concluding Remarks All Speakers 12:00pm
 
For more information or to register for this event, please contact Shannon Turner at  or 508-898-9220.
 
Space is limited so - register today!

 

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