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When most people hear “noise dosimeter,” they think about the tool: time-weighted averages and a little box clipped on top of someone’s shoulder under their ear. That is the surface-level answer, and it is not wrong. But modern noise assessment is more nuanced. We do not simply want numbers; we want capability: context, causation, and the ability to ask “what if” after we have walked away from the job. We want to be able to defend our recommendations with clear evidence. This is where quality in noise dosimeters really shows its worth. Read on… 

Sometimes, when you attend a webinar, the questions and answers segment at the end of the event provides valuable learning. We invite you to gain that learning here as we provide the Q&As from a recent SKC-sponsored AIHA Educational Webinar on The Science of Separation, presented by Dusty Ott, CIH.

As your trusted comprehensive source for OEHS sampling solutions and expertise, it is most important to SKC that you have the best experience while visiting our online home. That is why we have reimaginedwww.skcinc.com.  We invite you to explore the improved navigation to access resources, enhancements for a greater shopping experience, and more at the “new” www.skcinc.com! 

You hear the words Quality Assurance and Quality Control in many different settings. But what does Quality mean to a manufacturer like SKC? What does it mean to you when using SKC’s sampling equipment and media to measure worker exposure to occupational hazards? Read on to learn more… 

AIHA Connect is something near and dear to many in the industrial hygiene community. It is an amazing event where OEHS professionals come together to share ideas, spark new ones, learn about new IH tools, and celebrate their profession. But in-person attendance has been dwindling…Dusty Ott, CIH, shares his reflections on AIHA Connect 2025 and thoughts on the years to come. Read on…

With upcoming compliance dates, many mine operators are busy putting into place silica exposure monitoring programs to meet MSHA Final Silica Rule requirements. One cost-effective measure that mine operators can take is to rent silica sampling equipment. Doing so eliminates cost of ownership, including annual pump service and flowmeter calibration/certification. Another is to order SKC PPI® Samplers that ensure sample integrity and defensible data. The ease comes from having all you need from one source, and the design of both SKC sampling pumps and PPI Samplers—ready to use, intuitive, precise, and effective.