Where They Were Leaders in the U.S. Air Force needed to be able to access the entirety of the health conditions of each of their weapon systems. The problem was that the required data was scattered among isolated systems each holding only a fraction of the information needed. Leaders identified the following needs: Assess readiness […]
Read More Personnel safety is of prime importance to all our armed services and so the aircraft that the U.S. Air Force flies must be in A-1 condition at all times. The complex systems and sub-systems of a jet engine require individual attention including varying degrees of maintenance required to remain in top condition. And so, decision […]
Read More In 2009, RJ Lee Group took our laboratory management expertise to the next level: We were subcontracted by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to provide support services for the environmental cleanup mission at Hanford in Washington State — the largest nuclear waste site in the world. We now manage the site’s Waste Sampling and […]
Read More FDA approval is required for everything from bedpans to pacemakers. And although a splintered tongue depressor is generally not life threatening, deterioration of the surface coating of a stent can present a more serious problem. Regardless of the application, the materials used in the production process of a medical device are critical to the product’s […]
Read More Nanotechnology – the Good and the Unknown Nanotechnology is the engineering of functional systems at the molecular scale. This technology has already improved our lives with cleaner and more cost-effective energy sources and more efficient drugs. However, the unique properties exhibited by unbound engineered nanoparticles (UNP) can also potentially cause adverse health effects to workers […]
Read More The United States Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state was built in 1943 to house the nuclear reactors used to produce plutonium for atomic weapons (1944 to 1987). When the nuclear reactors were shut down, the irradiated fuel rods were removed to processing facilities at Hanford so they could be dissolved and the […]
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