Practice Activities

In addition to their academic work at UAMS, many members of the EOH faculty practice their profession either state-wide, regionally or nationally. The primary faculty alone have over ninety combined experience serving as consultants for a wide variety of clients including government agencies, hospitals, industrial and commercial operations, architect/engineering firms, and attorneys. Occasional pro-bono work for non-profit organizations is also done, as well as provision of training services for private entities. Examples of the environmental and occupational health practice activities of the faculty include:

•  Acute Chemical Exposure Investigation

•  Toxic Material Spill/Release Oversight

•  Respiratory Protection Program Development

•  Hazardous Waste Site Analysis

•  Ergonomics Workstation Evaluations

•  Confined Space Safety Program Development

•  Ventilation Design and Evaluation

•  Asbestos Abatement Design and Oversight

•  Indoor Air Quality Investigation

•  Industrial Chemical Hazard Analysis

•  Workers' Compensation Investigation

•  Toxic Material Exposure Study

•  Respirator Fit Testing and Training

•  Architectural Acoustics Design and Analysis

•  Community Noise Assessment

•  Hearing Conservation Program Development

•  Industrial Noise Monitoring and Control

•  Highway Noise Environmental Assessment

•  Product Noise Measurement

•  Warning Signal Audibility Analysis

•  Workers' Compensation Investigation

•  Building Acoustics Problem Solving

•  Ventilation System Noise Control

•  Hearing Loss Risk Assessment