Stan Eller

 

     Stan Eller has over 20 years of experience in environmental testing and monitoring.  He has managed and assisted with several projects involving a wide variety of industrial clients.  These projects have included EPA Methods 5 and 202 source testing for total and condensable particulates, indoor and ambient monitoring of volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) using SUMMA®canisters and Tedlar® bags (EPA TO-14A) and fugitive emission surveys using an organic vapor analyzer (OVA) such as a photoionization detector (PID)  or flame ionization detector (FID). 

     Stan has also performed risk assessment monitoring for particulate matter pollutants using PM10 and TSP samplers.  PUF sampling (Polyurethane Foam) for pesticides was also included in several of these monitoring projects as well as continuous meteorological monitoring. 

     Stan has performed quality assurance audits on ambient monitoring systems involving continuous criteria pollutant monitors, PM10 samplers and meteorological towers. He has also performed long-term maintenance and calibration on continuous monitors for a major plastics manufacturer.  

     During the early 1990’s, Stan was the technical observer and advisor for Title V testing that was performed all across the eastern half of the United States for a major wood products manufacturing company. 

     In 2004, Stan expanded his indoor air quality capabilities by completing the courses necessary for accreditation as an asbestos inspector and asbestos management planner. 

     With extensive experience in data interpretation and report writing, Stan is able to perform air testing projects from the planning through the reporting and follow-up stages.