develop consensus standards for use by TNI's programs. This group has a support role in assisting other programs with activities such as guidance and standards interpretation.
fosters the generation of data of known and documented quality is through the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program, or NELAP. The purpose of this program is to establish and implement a program for the accreditation of environmental laboratories.
is to establish and maintain a national PT program to support TNI’s National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program, and other activities.
Field Activities Program (NEFAP) Executive Committee is to establish and implement an accreditation program for field sampling and measurement organizations (FSMOs).
Audit Sample Program is to develop consensus standards for the manufacture and analysis of audit samples for source emission testing.
on a variety of topics of interest to the environmental measurement community. TNI also hosts two regularly scheduled meetings per year, typically in January and August. Both are a week long and involve open meetings of TNI committees as well as training courses and other special sessions.Chemistry Expert Committee
The mission of this committee is to improve the technical quality of environmental testing methodologies by providing tools (e.g., detection, quantitation and calibration) that assure the quality of data, which may be adopted by federal and state regulatory agencies. It is important that a balance between impact on laboratories and improvement in technical quality be maintained during this process.
Conference Calls: 1st Wednesday, 2:00pm - 3:30pm ET
Contact the Committee Chair or Program Administrator to request to participate for these calls.
| Michelle Wade, Chair A2LA Workplace Training Lawrence, Kansas mwade@a2lawpt.org | Tony Francis, Vice Chair SAW Environmental Highland, Utah tfrancis@sawenviro.com |
| Robert Wyeth, Program Administrator The NELAC Institute West Seneca, New York robert.wyeth@nelac-institute.org | Jay Armstrong Virginia DCLS Richmond, Virginia jay.armstrong@dgs.virginia.gov |
| Paula Blaze New Jersey DEP Trenton, New Jersey paula.blaze@dep.state.nj.us | Ali Boren Vermont Department of Health Colchester, Vermont alison.boren@vermont.gov |
| Nicole Cairns New York State DOH Albany, New York nicole.cairns@health.ny.gov | Calista Daigle Pace Analytical Services Minneapolis, Minnesota Calista.Daigle@Pacelabs.com |
| Eric Davis HorizonLIMS Austin, Texas edavis@horizonlims.com | Deb Gaynor Independent Consultant N. Ferrisburgh, Vermont dgaynor@ddmsinc.com |
| Shawn Kassner Kaycha Labs Minneapolis, New York skassner@kaychalabs.com | Joe Manzella Orange County Sanitation District Fountain Valley, California jmanzella@ocsd.com |
| Charles Neslund Eurofins Lancaster Labs Environmental Lancaster, Pennsylvania CharlesNeslund@EurofinsUS.com | Max Patterson Utah DOH Taylorsville, Utah mpatterson@utah.gov |
| Chad Stoike ALS Environmental Holland, Michigan chad.stoike@alsglobal.com | Lee Wolf Wolf Pacific Consulting Kelso, Washington wolfpacific18@gmail.com |
