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| Course Title | Core Competency | Enabling Learning Objectives |
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| Sampling Technical Guide 141 and Beyond | Analytical Chemistry | After taking this class students will be able to
1 Provide critical information about USAPHC Lab services that optimize IH customer’s lab results.
2 List information about USAPHC Lab services that optimizes the IH customer’s lab results
3 Correctly answer questions regarding the Technical content of the most recent TG 141
4 Explain the content found in the appendices of TG 141 about passive and particulate monitoring.
5 Identify facts about passive and particulate monitoring information from the appendices of TG 141
6 Describe and identify appropriate analytical sampling methods. |
| Course_Level | Course Length | Terminal Learning Objectives (TLOs) | TLOs addressed this class |
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| This is a BASIC level course. | 1.5 hrs | 1. Identify types and limitations of analytical sampling methods for specific contaminants.
2. Interpret and apply detection limits to hazardous substances.
3. Communicate with analytical laboratories to ensure integrity of sampling data. | 1. Identify types and limitations of analytical sampling methods for specific contaminants.
3. Communicate with analytical laboratories to ensure integrity of sampling data. |
Students will be determining appropriate sampling strategies, selecting and describing the advantages anddisadvantages of using various types of air sampling instruments, and collecting full shift tasked based samples. The instruction will alsoexplain the basics of detection and analysis principals and instrumentation calibration.
This class provides OHS professionals information regarding the laboratory services, analytical chemistry methods, and the procedure for submitting samples to the industrial hygiene laboratory. This is a synopsis of the newest release of the TG 141 Industrial Hygiene Sampling Guide. IH’s are required to have knowledge of sampling, sampling techniques, quality assurance practices, instrument calibration, documentation, instrument maintenance, preparation, and chain of custody of field samples as Army IH staff members. Instructors interview subject matter experts regarding USAPHC Lab services and critical information that optimizes the IH customer’s lab results. The instruction includes actual phone calls to subject matter experts who provide further details about the particulate and passive monitoring appendices located in the technical guide. The presentation is conducted in the form of an interview, and it is recommended that participants have a copy of the TG141 available while viewing. This class is designed for industrial hygiene, occupational health and safety professionals.
