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Industrial Hygiene


What Does Industrial Hygiene Do?

  • Oversees Industrial Hygiene Programs for campus departments including Respiratory Protection Program, Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) and     Hazard and Exposure Assessment Programs. 
  • Responds to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) concerns, including odors, dust, mold, as well as physical hazards, such as noise and vibration. 
  • Provides respirator training and fit testing, hazard assessment consultations and personal exposure sampling for hazardous chemicals, 
        and ventilation surveys.
  • Maintains the IH monitoring and sampling equipment.
  • Conducts inspections, incident investigations, safety consultations and hazard-specific training/presentations upon request.  
  • Consults on and investigates occupational exposures & illnesses, and IEQ complaints.

Our Team

Industrial Hygienist & Environmental Manager - Neil Mansky

Industrial Hygienist-Asbestos & Lead - Andrew Hoyer

Industrial Hygienist-Asbestos & Lead - Carlos Stevenson

Industrial Hygienist - Michael Jacobs

Industrial Hygienist - Chris Holguin

-Respiratory Protection 

-Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) 
-Hazard Assessment 
-Exposure Assessment 
-Ventilation Assessment 
-Noise Assessment
-UCLA Confined Space (collaborator)
-Respirable Crystalline Silica

Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Inspections

All campus departments including employees, faculty/staff, students and visitors, except Health Systems buildings.
 

Who are our main collaborators?

Facilities Management

-Project/Construction Managers
-Building Managers      
-Engineers
-Plumbers

Capital Programs Management

Project Managers