We develop and implement programs that address health risks using recognized risk-based methodologies and appropriate scientific principles, literature, standards and effective communication strategies. In addition, evaluate programs designed to eliminate or mitigate exposure to assure effectiveness by comparing them to regulation, standards, guidelines and professional practice.

 

Exposure assessments involve anticipation and recognition of potential hazards by studying environments, tasks and people to identify risks associated with agents, products and processes.

 

In addition, assess the relationship between exposure and the potential adverse effects to determine if further action is warranted using scientific principles, literature and standards. Design and implement a qualitative and/or qualitative exposure assessment strategy to determine the extent and magnitude of exposure. Formulate conclusions, prioritize risks, and communicate findings and recommendations to stakeholders.

 

Also, assess and select options to eliminate or mitigate exposure using the hierarchy of controls and recognized scientific principles, literature, standards and design and performance criteria. Develop and implement appropriate control programs and techniques designed to eliminate or mitigate exposure. Validate the effectiveness of controls to eliminate or mitigate exposure.