Indoor Air Quality: Metal Contaminants in Industrial Building
Metals are essential for normal biological functions in humans, animals, plants, and microorganisms. But at some level, they can be toxic. Metal toxicity most often…
Learn MoreParticulate Matter Testing for Production Facility
Particulate matter (PM) is a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets found in the air. While some particles like dirt or smoke are large…
Learn MoreUniversity Conducts Indoor Environmental Quality Assessment in Response to Occupant Concerns
Whether your workplace is indoors or outdoors, continual maintenance of the space is a must. In buildings, air contaminants like poor ventilation, high or low…
Learn MoreAsbestos Testing Commercial Flooring
Many types of flooring may contain asbestos, including vinyl tiles, vinyl sheet flooring, linoleum flooring, and laminate flooring. In general, the greater exposure to asbestos—a…
Learn MorePre-Renovation Survey Readies Portland Building for Improvements
The first step of renovating a building is developing a plan that states project goals, outlines the work that needs to be completed, and includes…
Learn MoreSewage Leak Compromises Operating Room’s Safety
There are obvious signs your workplace could be dealing with a sewer leak: unpleasant odors, costly water bills, discoloration on the walls, foundation cracks, and…
Learn MoreG2’s Growing Consulting Success Recognized by Portland Business Journal
We’re proud to share the news that G2 Consultants was recently recognized for our company’s strong growth and high-quality, professional services! The Portland Business Journal…
Learn MoreAssessment and Remediation of PCBs in the Built Environment: New AIHA Guidance Document Now Available
The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) recently released “Assessment and Remediation of PCBs in the Built Environment” to provide guidance on the growing issues of…
Learn MoreAsbestos Monitoring and Consulting: Lookingglass School
Asbestos—a mineral fiber often found in building materials and floor tiles—is a known human carcinogen as defined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human…
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