TTI Environmental, Inc.

TTI Environmental Inc. is happy to announce our attendance at Society of American Military Engineers 2024 Joint Engineer Training Conference & Expo in Orlando, from May 14-16! We're looking forward to joining uniformed engineers, government civilians, industry leaders, young professionals, innovators, partners, and subject matter experts at #JETC —the premier annual event for "Operation: Collaboration". As leaders in environmental consulting, we're eager to connect with industry peers, explore the latest innovations, and gain insights from expert speakers. JETC provides an invaluable platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration in the field of engineering. Stay tuned for updates on our participation and insights from the conference. #JETC2024 #engineering #collaboration #Innovation #Orlando #JETC2024Conference #SAME

In a landmark move, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a ban on the importation of chrysotile asbestos, the last remaining type of asbestos still in use in the US. This ban is part of a comprehensive strategy to phase out all forms of asbestos and asbestos-containing products, marking a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to safeguard workers and communities from the dangers of asbestos exposure. The phased approach outlined by the EPA grants certain manufacturers a transition period of up to 12 years to eliminate asbestos from their products, allowing for adjustments and the adoption of safer alternatives. While this transition period has sparked some debate, it represents a crucial step towards reducing the risks of asbestos exposure in workplaces and homes. This comes after years of advocacy and regulatory efforts to address the health hazards associated with asbestos, a known carcinogen linked to lung cancer, mesothelioma, and other serious respiratory illnesses. It is still essential that we continue to raise awareness, implement stringent safety measures, and invest in asbestos abatement and management strategies to ensure a safe, healthy environment for all. To read a more detailed information visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/ehJwWssu #asbestosban #EPA #publichealth #environmentalprotection #asbestosawareness #asbestosabatement #industrialhygiene

PA Grant Opportunities in Keeping Schools Healthy: Pennsylvania’s Department of Education is opening applications for the Environmental Repairs Grant Program, offering up to $10 million for school environmental facility repairs. Applications open on May 1, 2024, and eligible schools have until June 30, 2024, to submit their grant applications. Eligible entities include school districts, charter schools, and area career and technical schools. Priority will be given to projects addressing environmental concerns like lead, asbestos, and mold, especially in schools with elevated lead levels. Additionally, schools can access $100 million in state funding for facility improvements through the Dept of Community and Economic Development. This grant program covers a wide range of improvement projects, from safety projects including lead and asbestos abatement, roof repairs, to HVAC installations. For more info visit https:https://lnkd.in/d7UyvsUr #Pennsylvaniaschools #healthyschools #PDE #PADCED #environmentalconsulting #leadinwatertesting, #asbestos #mold #schoolconstruction #facilityimprovementgrants #environmentalrepairs

Construction Safety Week, observed from May 6 to 10, is an annual occasion uniting individuals, companies, and even competitors to honor the dedicated efforts of those in our industry who prioritize safety above all else. Concurrently, the #OSHA National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction amplifies awareness about fall hazards nationwide, aiming to mitigate fall-related fatalities and injuries. TTI's Environmental Health & Safety department plays a crucial role in promoting workers' safety by implementing comprehensive training sessions, safety protocols and procedures. More info here: https://lnkd.in/gD-FkKum #constructionsafety #safetytraining #fallprotection #safetyprotocols #safetyculture #EHS #environmentalconsulting #industrialhygiene

Keeping Schools Healthy. We look forward to presenting to the Monmouth County NJ School Buildings And Grounds Association today. Timothy Popp, VP of Environmental Consulting, will talk on Mold in Schools at the NJSBGA-MONMOUTH OCEAN COUNTIES Association Meeting. He will be discussing a team-based approach focused on communication, strategies for identifying problems, effective common-sense procedures for mold prevention and remediation, and insights into managing public relations. #IndustrialHygiene #IH #mold #moldremediation #moldprevention #schools #NJschools #NJSBGA

It is imperative for educational institutions in New Jersey to fully comprehend and adhere to these regulations of the Madden Legislation. Expanded in 2007 to include educational facilities and childcare centers, this remains in effect to this day. The framework mandates ongoing environmental safety assessments and adherence to government regulations. From #NJDCF to #NJDEP, meeting criteria set by these agencies is paramount for securing licenses and approvals, particularly for sites undergoing renovation, new construction or situated on historically contaminated grounds. Click here to read a more in depth review and guidance steps to navigate this legislation: https://lnkd.in/gcPk5mEz #MaddenLegislation #compliance #NewJerseyschools #childcare #environmentalconsulting #schoolrenovations #newconstruction #LSRP

As #EarthWeek2024 comes to a close, let's pause to admire the awe-inspiring beauty of our planet. It's a glorious home we all share. At TTI, we're humbled to play a small role in the collective efforts nationwide to safeguard our environment. "We are strong and fortunate, yet mindful of those who struggle to survive with limited resources. Our privilege of food, shelter, and clean water comes with a profound responsibility—to protect and preserve the world we've compromised," aptly stated by Hope Jahren. Knowledge brings forth responsibility, and it's up to each of us to honor that obligation. Let's continue striving for positive change, knowing that every action, no matter how small, contributes to a brighter future for generations to come. #environmentalresponsibility #sustainability #protectourplanet

In the early 1960s, America awakened to the perils of pollution. Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" and the 1969 Cuyahoga River fire exposed the environmental crisis. Yet, protecting natural resources wasn't a national priority and activism was scarce. Enter Senator Gaylord Nelson. Elected in 1962, he envisioned #EarthDay as a grassroots movement, inspired by anti-Vietnam War protests. With Denis Hayes as coordinator, Earth Day April 22, 1970 mobilized millions nationwide, igniting environmental consciousness. The inaugural Earth Day catalyzed legislative action. Throughout the 1970s, landmark laws like the #CleanAirAct and the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency #EPA reshaped environmental policy. As we celebrate #EarthWeek2024, we honor the legacy of grassroots activism that sparked a movement for critical #environmentalprotection and continues to shape our planet's future. #environmentalawareness #grassrootsactivism #silentspring #protectourplanet

In addition to their roles in assessing and managing hazards like #asbestos and #lead, Industrial Hygienists also handle a significant amount of paperwork, data documentation, and chain of custody reports. Responsible for meticulously recording findings, monitoring results and compliance with regulatory requirements, their documentation is essential for ensuring transparency, accountability and legal compliance throughout the hazardous material management process. Thorough documentation by TTI's IH Team ensures crucial records for future risk assessment and decision-making for our clients. #environmentalintegrity #industrialhygiene #regulatorycompliance #datadocumentation #RiskAssessment #asbestosinvestigator #ACM

#EarthWeek2024 brings focus to make impactful changes for our health and planet. Improving or reducing our "foodprints" is crucial, but it's not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Factors like access, affordability, health, and cultural preferences all play into the choices about what we eat. Whether it's through sustainable sourcing, mindful consumption, or innovative practices, there's something each of us can do to contribute to a healthier, more sustainable food system. Click the article to find a "foodprint calculator", check out some delicious, easy, climate-friendly recipes, and learn about food systems and positive changes to implement. #Foodprints #Sustainability #environmentalchanges #consciousconsumption #environmentalimpact #