Location
New Brunswick, NJ
Contact Information
Steve Szulecki
848-932-5788
732-932-8644
szulecki@envsci.rutgers.edu
Public Health Core Competency Domain Information
N/A
Credits and Continuing Education Units
Public Health CE#22711: 12.00 hour(s)
Description
The New Jersey Administrative Code at N.J.A.C. 7:27-5.2(a), referred to as Subchapter 5, provides for the regulation of odor released in the outdoor atmosphere by one or more air contaminants. Participants in this two-day course are instructed in the proper procedures for enforcing Subchapter 5 in practical field situations. Classroom instruction covers the fundamentals of odor perception and measurement, Subchapter 5 investigation procedures, enforcement and penalty procedures, odor control technologies, and legal aspects of Subchapter 5. Classroom exercises are conducted to develop the students` familiarity with odor parameters including intensity, character (quality), frequency, duration, and hedonic tone (relative pleasantness or unpleasantness).
Agenda/Additional Information
Wednesday, December 2
Fundamentals of odor perception
Fundamentals of odor measurements
Odor panel exercise
Review of Subchapter 5 investigation procedures, penalty calculation, and notice of violation
Thursday, December 3
Odor control technology
Role of the Agency Witness & Legal Aspects of Subchapter 5 Investigation / Enforcement
Significant Sub5 case studies & field techniques
Significant Sub5 case studies & field techniques
Review / Exam / course critiques / adjourn
Presenters
Stephen Szulecki
Douglas Bannon
Gary W. Wolf II
James Scarvalli
Target Audience(s)
Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
Sanitarians/Air Pollution Enforcement Personnel
Course Fee
$ 495.00
Course Fee Discount
Registration Fee:
General Registration Fee: $495.00
NJ-DEP Fee*: $200.00
CEHA Fee*: $150.00