Students calibrate a low flow pump for methylene chloride sampling using an inverted burette during a calibration lab activity of the Industrial Hygiene (IH) Exposure Monitoring Course hosted by the Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center’s (NMCPHC) IH Department, Portsmouth, Va. The IH Exposure Monitoring Course is an introduction to the concepts, theory and terminology associated with industrial hygiene. NMCPHC is the Navy’s go-to resource for subject matter expertise in the fields of industrial hygiene, occupational and environmental health, preventive medicine, health promotion and well
Students calibrate a low flow pump for methylene chloride sampling using an inverted burette during a calibration lab activity of the Industrial Hygiene (IH) Exposure Monitoring Course hosted by the Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center’s (NMCPHC) IH Department, Portsmouth, Va. The IH Exposure Monitoring Course is an introduction to the concepts, theory and terminology associated with industrial hygiene. NMCPHC is the Navy’s go-to resource for subject matter expertise in the fields of industrial hygiene, occupational and environmental health, preventive medicine, health promotion and wellness, epidemiology, health analysis and risk communication. ( Navy photo by Genevieve Williams/released)
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