Jurgiel & Associates is a multi-faceted industrial hygiene, safety, and risk consulting firm with a wide range of services that include exposure monitoring for occupational health hazards, on-site risk assessment, written safety & health program development, and assistance with OSHA regulatory compliance. Contact us today for additional details.
Air Sampling for Chemical Exposure (including: VOC Sampling, Welding Fume Sampling, Oil Mist Sampling, Acid Gas Sampling)
Area Noise Measurements
Asbestos Monitoring
Asbestos Remediation Project Management
Chemical Hygiene Plans
Confined Space Inspection/Monitoring
Construction Safety Consulting
Environmental, Health, & Safety (Ehs) Audits
Expert Witness Testimony
Fleet Safety Consulting
General Liability Risk Consulting
Heat/Cold Stress
Indoor Air Quality Assessments & Testing
Ionizing/non-ionizing Radiation Assessment
Lab Safety Assessment
Microbiological Assessments
Mold Inspections, Testing & Assessments
Mold Remediation Project Management
Noise Dosimetry Sampling
Odor Investigations
OSHA Compliance Surveys
Personal Noise Dosimetry
Qualitative Exposure Assessments
Risk Assessments
Risk Evaluations
Risk Management Consulting (including: Workers’ Compensation, Fleet, and General Liability)
Safety Audits
Safety Inspections
Ventilation System Assessment
Workers’ Compensation Risk Consulting
Written Program Development (including: Respiratory Protection Program, PPE Program, Hazard Communication Program, Confined Space Program, Control of Hazardous Energy/Lock-Out)
At Jurgiel & Associates, our IH, Safety, Environmental Health, and Risk Consulting specialists have helped clients in almost every industry to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control workplace hazards in order to reduce the risk of occupational injury, illness, disability, and death.
We are a results-oriented provider, offering practical consultative solutions to the complex problems of identifying and controlling potential human exposures to hazardous substances.
We are a results-oriented provider, offering practical consultative solutions to the complex issues related to the identification of occupational hazards and the reduction of risk.
Intuitively, you would think that an exposure limit such as the Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) from the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) that are based on an 8-hour workday may not be protective for workers on a 12-hour shift. You would be right because there are two things that happen in this case.…
The concept of Time Weighted Average (TWA) exposure limits is simple; it is a daily average concentration limit. The health concept is that if the exposure does not exceed this exposure limit, nearly all exposed workers will have no adverse effects. For the purpose of setting these limits, TWAs are usually defined as exposures for…
Occupational Exposure Limits (OELs) are limits established for occupational exposure to specific substances. These limits are determined by organizations tasked with safeguarding worker health, using a combination of toxicological and epidemiological data, and representing the maximum concentrations to which it is believed that most workers may be exposed in an occupational setting on a regular…
This is like asking a computer user if they need a keyboard or a mouse. The answer, of course, is that both are important. Likewise, both qualitative and quantitative exposure assessment techniques are important in determining exposures to potential health hazards in the workplace. What is the difference between the two assessments? A qualitative assessment…
