With OSHA’s final silica rule in effect, SGS Galson, the world leader in industrial hygiene analysis and monitoring solutions, is helping consultants understand, comply with and deliver timely, precise results to its clients. SGS Galson’s webinar, “Everything You Need to Know to Comply with the New Silica Rule” presents a comparison of the old standard versus the new one, details on the key components of the new rule, how to choose, then use the right equipment for monitoring, and interpreting results. No matter what aspect of silica monitoring you’re involved with, you are sure to learn new and beneficial information from this webinar.
Webinar presenter William (Bill) Walsh, CIH, is business development director for SGS Galson. Bill was vice-chair of the AIHA-LAP Analytical Accreditation Board when he testified on the technical requirements for lab accreditation needed for the proposed new silica standard to the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington, DC. His testimony was specific to the portion of the proposed rule dealing with a lab’s abilities to meet the proposed reporting limits in the new rule for silica testing.
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BS in Chemistry from University of Illinois. MBA from Lake Forest School of Management. CIH in Chemical Aspects in 1985. Current Chair Analytical Accreditation Board American Industrial Hygiene Association. – 15 years’ experience with AIHA Lab accreditation programs. Previously Chair of IHLAP in 1997. Work Experience: IH Chemist; Methods Development and Validation Chemist; Experience in Field work and Lab Auditing both in US and overseas. 5 years QA Coordinator, 10 years operations manager, 10 years lab director – over 30 years’ experience providing technical advice regarding sampling which continues in current position as BD Manager for SGS-Galson Laboratories. Called to provide Depositions in court cases which gave a deep appreciation between rock-solid QC, sampling notes, and laboratory data.
