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John Lease to Work with RJ Lee Group to Offer ISO-Based EHS Program Assessment Services

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RJ Lee Group has announced it will be working with consultant John Lease, a highly qualified and internationally recognized Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager to offer a new international ISO-Based EHS program assessment services. John has extensive experience in deploying EHS systems for businesses across the globe, and will be working with our Occupational, Environmental, Health […]

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RJ Lee Group Attains ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Accreditation for Materials Characterization

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RJ Lee Group has obtained the ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Accreditation for its headquarters in Monroeville, Pa. This ISO specifies the competence requirements to perform tests and/or calibrations, including sampling. Specifications include calibration and testing performed using standard methods, non-standard methods, and lab-developed methods. All organizations that perform testing and/or calibrations may apply for the ISO, including […]

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RJ Lee Group Granted Contractor Approval by NYC SCA

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RJ Lee Group is pleased to announce that our laboratory has been granted Contractor Approval by the New York City School Construction Authority (SCA), prequalifying the company to conduct subcontract analysis services and submit bids/proposals for SCA projects for the next three years (October 6, 2019). The scope of our approval includes Laboratory Testing and […]

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Antonios Tasoglou, Ph.D. Joins RJ Lee Group as PTR-MS Specialist

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RJ Lee Group has announced that Antonios Tasoglou, Ph.D. has joined the company as Senior Scientist and PTR-MS Specialist (proton transfer reaction. Dr. Tasoglou has worked with several organizations to conduct research for atmospheric pollution in the gas and particles phases. His work also includes extensive air quality measurements for the European Research Council ATMOPACS […]

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Particle Sampling in Space: A New Frontier

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Why are we sampling particles in space? Our understanding of the living conditions astronauts experience in the International Space Station (ISS) may be colored by our exposure to science fiction. Based on this experience, you might assume that an unknown airborne substance in a spacecraft was of alien origin, seeping in by accident or on […]

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Amber Dalley Welcomed to RJ Lee Group

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RJ Lee Group welcomes Ms. Amber Dalley as the Director of Business Development – Materials and Environmental Services Groups. Ms. Dalley’s career history began as a Research Engineer with RJ Lee Group, when she worked with scanning and transmission electron microscopy to categorize characterize materials. She went on to work as Senior Materials Engineer for […]

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New York State’s New Legislation Requires School Drinking Water Testing

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New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed new legislation (S.8158/A.10740) into effect on September 6, 2016, requiring all schools in the state to test their drinking water for lead-copper contamination.  According to New York Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, “We know how harmful lead can be to the health and well-being of young children, and […]

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Mobile Detection Lab Testing Underway at Hanford Tank Farms

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The Tri-City Herald of Kennewick, Wa. has published an article on the RJ Lee Group’s mobile chemical detection unit. The commercially available van, which is outfitted with a mass spectrometer and other scientific instrumentation that detects and measures chemicals in the environment, is currently being field tested at the Hanford tank farms in Hanford, Wa. Washington […]

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Test Chamber Simulation Studies Confirm Respirator Effectiveness for Airborne Coal Dust

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A number of personal injury claims asserted that NIOSH-approved respirators worn by coal miners were tested using silica dust and therefore were not effective for miners exposed to airborne coal dust. The NIOSH method evaluated the performance of air-purifying respirators according to Title 30, Part 11 of the Code of Federal Regulations. A law firm […]

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