Molecular Biological Tools, In Situ PFAS Remediation, and Mitigating VI

Join us for an in-person training on Fundamentals in Molecular Biological Tools, Remediation Design with In Situ Technologies, and Mitigating Contaminant Vapor Intrusion. Whether you are a senior practitioner or new to the industry, you will gain real time insights into current remediation strategies for effectively treating a range of contaminated sites. Lunch will be provided.

Part 1: Applying Molecular Biological Tools for Enhanced Decision Making at Contaminated Sites

1. Introduction to molecular biological tools (MBTs)
2. Applying MBTs
3. Case Study: Employing molecular tools for strategy selection at a chlorinated solvent site
4. Into the future: new molecular tools and methods

Part 2: Measuring, Reporting and Designing Remedial Approaches Using Advanced Colloidal Technologies

1. Basics of Mass Flux
2. Application of Mass Flux Data
3. PFAS Risk Elimination
4. Using colloidal technologies to remediate PFAS, CVOCs and PHCs

Part 3: Contaminant Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Methods

1. Contaminant vapor intrusion and indoor air quality
2. The use of barrier technologies as vapor mitigation tools
3. Minimizing risk and long-term protection
4. Soil gas testing tools

Upon completing this course, participants will immediately be able to confidently assess and select the right tools for their desired project outcomes. Capacity for this course is limited and there is no virtual option, so be the first to secure your spot!

We will provide PDH attendance certificates for 4 hours of training following the workshop, along with copies of the presentations.