In this webinar we were pleased to have special guest speaker Tom Hatton, CEO of Clean Vapor LLC. His presentation discussed successfully designing and implementing Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Systems (VIMS) for new construction. He was joined by Jordan Knight, National Sales Manager for Land Science, who discussed advanced vapor intrusion mitigation system technologies.
Topics covered in this free webinar:
- Stages of designing and installing an effective VIMS, including pre-emptive mitigation, conveyance plenums, and sampling probes
- Investigation process needed to determine the contaminants of concern
- Complying with local, state, and federal regulatory requirements
- Achieving timely construction installation and regulatory compliance by finding the right design/build partner
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About the Presenters:
Tom Hatton
CEO, Clean Vapor LLC
Tom Hatton, CEO of Clean Vapor LLC, a highly sought-after speaker, consultant, and vapor mitigation system designer, pours over 30-years of knowledge and expertise into every project. You get the benefit of his unparalleled knowledge and insight into how environmental conditions and building dynamics lead to vapor intrusion. As a co-author and contributor to many state and national mitigation standards and guidance documents, Tom leads LSRPs, PEs, and building owners through the increasingly complex regulatory landscape on vapor intrusion projects.
Jordan Knight
National Sales Manager, Land Science
Jordan Knight is the National Manager for Land Science, a division of REGENESIS that provides industry-leading vapor intrusion barrier technologies for contaminated sites. Jordan has extensive experience in managing brownfield and landfill redevelopment projects where vapor intrusion barriers and venting systems are implemented throughout the United States. A popular environmental industry speaker and expert in contaminant vapor intrusion technologies, Jordan has presented at regional and national events on advancements in vapor intrusion barrier systems, implementation, and quality control. She also is a Land Science technical resource for the design and installation of vapor intrusion mitigation systems. Jordan currently serves as Co-Chair of the Membership Committee for the Association of Vapor Intrusion Professionals (AVIP).