Phoenix Environmental Services

Phoenix offers a wide array of environmental services, all of which are designed to assist the client in obtaining and maintaining compliance with federal, state and local environmental rules and regulations. Phoenix services can be utilized to respond to a client’s existing compliance issues, identifying process or procedures to improve current operating processes or to reduce future environmental liability through proactive measures. Phoenix prides itself on offering clients innovative, sustainable and cost effective solutions to environmental issues.

Environmental Management:

	Multi-media environmental audits and due diligence
	Environmental crimes technical support
	Audit program development
	RCMS® audit preparation
	Solid Waste Disposal Act program management (solid waste, hazardous waste, universal waste and pollution prevention)
	Clean Water Act program management (storm water and petroleum storage)
	Permit assistance
	Regulatory communication
	Environmental Management Systems
	Social Responsibility / Sustainability
	Expert witness

Environmental Training:

	Environmental Crimes Regulatory, Evidentiary and Investigative Techniques
	Solid, Hazardous and Universal Waste Management
	Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures
	Storm Water Pollution Prevention / Ground Water Pollution Prevention
	Miscellaneous Awareness Level Trainings (e.g. Clean Air Act, Transformers, Lead Based Paint, Asbestos)

Phoenix Health and Safety Services

Industrial Hygiene is the art and science of anticipation, recognition, evaluation, control and management of occupational health hazards. An Industrial Hygienist (IH), through education and training, is the person whose duties are to advise on, administer, supervise, manage or perform professional and scientific work in industrial hygiene, including the identification and evaluation of conditions affecting the health and efficiency of employees or the public, the formulation and recommendation of measures to eliminate or control occupational health hazards, and the promotion of occupational health programs for instructing and motivating managers and employees in the prevention as well as correction of potential health hazards.

Industrial Hygiene:

	Air monitoring studies
	Noise studies
	Locomotive Horn Automated Sound Measuring System (patent-pending)
	Database development oversight and management
	Job Hazard Analysis
	Health & Safety audits
	OSHA Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) auditing
	Expert witness

Health & Safety Training:

	Bloodborne Pathogens
	Respiratory Protection
	Hearing Conservation
	Hazard Communication
	Slips, Trips and Falls
	Lead Hazard Awareness
	Welding and Grinding Safety