Regular formal external inspections are crucial for the safety and reliability of large above-ground storage tanks (ASTs), supplementing routine monthly and internal inspections. This article covers formal inspections, their frequencies, and requirements, helping facility managers and compliance officers understand why these inspections are essential. Corrosion rates in tanks can vary widely; average rates of 2–5 …
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As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting becomes a cornerstone of responsible business operations, companies are increasingly recognizing the important role of industrial hygiene in meeting these evolving expectations. While financial and sustainability leaders often focus on carbon footprints or supply chain transparency, ensuring a safe and healthy physical work environment is just as vital …
Industrial Hygiene: The Hidden ESG Advantage in Safer WorkplacesRead More
This interactive session is designed for lenders, environmental professionals, and industry partners looking to sharpen their knowledge and stay ahead of regulatory changes. Our speakers will share real-world examples, updates and lessons learned across three focused presentations, with time for Q&A after each. SESSION HIGHLIGHTS The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly of Phase I …
TTI Virtual Environmental Seminar – 10.15.2025 12-1:30 PMRead More
Environmental hazards don’t just affect schools, hospitals, factories, or large residential complexes—they’re a concern in any high-occupancy or public-use building. Office towers, hotels, childcare centers, college campuses, correctional facilities, community centers, religious institutions, warehouses, government buildings, and redevelopment sites all face unique challenges when it comes to water quality, air safety, asbestos, lead, and mold. …
Environmental Hazards & Industrial Hygiene: Separating Myth from FactRead More
Understanding Business Environmental Risks (BERs): Beyond the Phase I ESA When evaluating a commercial property, environmental due diligence extends beyond contamination concerns to include Business Environmental Risks (BERs)—factors that may impact a property’s value, operations, or regulatory standing. ASTM defines BERs as risks with “material environmental or environmentally-driven impacts” on a business. Unlike Recognized Environmental …
