IAQA Philadelphia Chapter Workshop

April 23rd, 2010

Villanova Conference Center

The Philadelphia Chapter of the Indoor Air Quality Association is pleased to invite you to our first workshop of the year.

Come join your colleagues at the magnificent Villanova Conference Center in Radnor, PA.

Discussion on The New EPA Guidelines for Lead

Speaker from the EPA will discuss the new guidelines for lead effective April 22, 2010 and how it will impact us all.

Mold Remediation and the Revisions to the IICRC S520

Michael McGuinness, CIH, CET, CIAQP, ABIH-IEQ

Ways to Market your IAQ Business in a Slow Economy

Paul Cochrane, Environmental Marker

Date: Friday, April 23rd, 2010

Time: 8:00am to 1:00pm

Advanced Mold Diagnostics will be at the Tri-State ASHI Seminar at the Sheraton Park Ridge Hotel and Convention Center in King of Prussia on Saturday, November 8 and Sunday, November 9.

This seminar is your best chance to get up close and in-depth knowledge on Geothermal and Solar Heating, Private Generator Equipment, Deck Construction and Fireplace Inspections.

For more information about the Seminar contact Tri-State ASHI.

Advanced Mold Diagnostics will be helping to sponsor this event and will have staff available to discuss Stucco Assessments, Indoor Air Quality Investigations, Mold Testing, Mold Remediation and Energy Audits.

On October 2, 2008, the IAQA Philadelphia Chapter hosted a workshop at the Villanova Conference Center in Radnor. The Chapter was honored to have one of the most sought after speakers on National and International Environmental issues present at the workshop.

Herman Sabath, PhD, gave a very informative presentation on the use and abuse of biocides, a concept that is readily accepted but frequently misunderstood.

Cole Stanton, VP of National Accounts at Fiberlock Technologies, gave an educational speech on chemicals and coatings in remediation. He also spoke in detail about the revisions and changes to the IICRC-S520 that was released in September 2008.

If you are interested in learning more about the Philadelphia Chapter of the Indoor Air Quality Association, please visit http://www.iaqa.org/chapters/Philadelphia_PA.htm