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Industrial Hygiene Resources Library
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About this library
Free tools for safer indoor environments
Who this supports
Below you will find a growing collection of industrial hygiene resources made available for free download. These materials have been developed to support industrial hygiene professionals, environmental health specialists, facility managers, and building management teams who are responsible for maintaining safe, compliant, and healthy indoor environments.
How these materials are meant to be used
The resources provided here are intended to serve as practical reference tools rather than promotional materials. They are designed to assist with understanding common environmental risks, improving assessment and monitoring practices, supporting informed decision making, and strengthening communication between technical professionals, building owners, and occupants. Where applicable, the content reflects current industry standards, established guidance, and real world considerations encountered in commercial, healthcare, educational, and industrial settings.
A library that keeps growing
This library is continually being expanded as new research, field experience, and regulatory considerations emerge. Additional documents will be added over time to address evolving challenges in industrial hygiene, indoor air quality, water safety, microbial risk, and building related health concerns. Visitors are encouraged to return regularly to access newly published resources and updates.
Educational use
All materials are provided as educational support for professionals working in risk assessment, prevention, and environmental management. They may be used for internal training, professional development, and general reference, with the understanding that site specific conditions and professional judgment should always guide final decisions and actions.
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Practical references
Built for assessment, monitoring, and clearer communication — not marketing fluff.
Standards-aware
Grounded in industry guidance and field realities across healthcare, commercial, and institutional settings.
Always growing
New research, regulatory shifts, and lessons from the field are added as they emerge.
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Library one
HC3 Downloadable Industrial Hygiene Resources
Guides, checklists, and linked references you can open immediately — the same downloadable library from the live site, rebuilt for faster browsing.
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Educational references — site-specific conditions and professional judgment always guide final decisions.
Library two
Presentations & article resources
Talks, journal work, testimony, and press coverage — including listings that appear on the live site without a public link.
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Raising the Bar: Defining the Role of Validation Clearance Testing for Mold Remediation and HVAC Hygiene Projects
- Date
- Mar 28, 2023
- Source
- NADCA 34th Annual Meeting and Exposition
Editor and Lead Author for AIHA Reducing the Risk of COVID-19 Using Engineering Controls. Guidance from the Indoor Environmental Quality Committee of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. August 28, 2020
- Date
- Aug 28, 2020
November 5-6, 2009: Florida Department of Health co-hosts the first Technical Symposium on Corrosive Imported Drywall –
- Date
- Nov 5, 2009
Krause, J., and R. DeMott: Causes of transitory sensory irritation reported by occupants in homes with imported corrosive drywall. Presented at AIHce Podium Session 111, “After the Hurricane: Chinese Drywall and Indoor Environmental Quality Issues,” Denver, Colo., May 22–27, 2010.
- Date
- May 22–27, 2010
Krause, J. David., Performing Legionella Source Risk Assessments: A Hazard Analysis Tool for Data Interpretation. The Synergist. April 2019.
Listed referenceKrause, J. D., Deem, S., and Jang, H.G. Conflicting Goals May Have Unintended Consequences for Legionella Growth. Opflow Vol 45, Issue 4, April 2019.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D., Marcham, C., et al. 2015. Laminate Flooring Outgassing: Technical Guidance. American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA Falls Church, VA) May.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D., Kerbel, W., Shelton, B.G., and Springston, J.P. The New Age of Legionella; AIHA Publishes Guidance on Assessing Water Systems in Buildings. The Synergist. June/July 2015.
Listed referenceKerbel, W., Krause, J.D., Shelton, B.G., and Springston, J.P., et al. 2015. Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Legionella in Building Water Systems. American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA Falls Church, VA) May.
Listed referenceMarcham, C., Springston, J., Rosner, A., Bergner, M., Krause, D., et. al. 2014. White Paper: Electronic Cigarettes in the Indoor Environment. American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA Falls Church, VA) October.
Listed referenceBodager, D., K. Goodin, S. Grubbs, R. Hammond, D. Krause, R. Lowe, A. Ourso, A. Pragle, T. Wallace, and K. Van Zile. 2009. Guidelines for the Surveillance, Investigation, and Control or Legionnaires’ Disease in Florida. Florida Department of Health. Bureau of Environmental Public Health Medicine. Tallahassee, FL.
Listed referenceSalazar, R., D. Krause, and C. Eldredge. 2009. Comparison of Methods Utilized by Commercial Laboratories for Analyses of Bulk Drywall Samples. Poster Presentation at Technical Symposium on Corrosive Imported Drywall in Tampa, Florida. Nov 5-6.
Listed referenceKrause, D., C. Eldredge, and R. Salazar. 2009. Results of Indoor Air Testing in Two Homes Experiencing Copper Corrosion Associated with Corrosive Imported Drywall. Poster Presentation at Technical Symposium on .J., J.D. Krause, and L.B. Ball. 2006. Assessing Potential Health Effects and Establishing Ozone Exposure Limits for Ozone-Generating Air Cleaners. Contract Technical Report for the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. September Corrosive Imported Drywall in Tampa, Florida. Nov 5-6.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D., Y.Y. Hammad, and L.B. Ball. 2003. Application of a fluorometric method for the detection of mold in indoor environments. Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 18:499-503.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D. 1999. Black Soot and Candles: New Research & Case Studies. Proceedings of the 7th Annual Indoor Environment, IAQ Publications, Inc. Austin, Texas. 157-159.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D., N. Poor, and R. Harbison. 1999. Characterization of Aromatic Candle Emissions and its Similarity to Diesel Engine Exhaust. The 38th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, New Orleans, Louisiana. 395.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D. and R. Bailey. 1998. Determination of Soot Emission Rates From Candles. Final Report of Contracted Research, Indoor Air Solutions, Inc.
Listed referenceAl-Ahmady, K.K., J. D. Krause, D.E. Hintenlang, and L. Seungsoo. 1997. An Evaluation of Indoor Air Quality Complaint Distribution in A Florida Data Set. Engineering Solutions to Indoor Air Quality Problems, Air & Waste Management Association VIP-75: 223-234.
Listed referenceAl-Ahmady, K.K. and J.D. Krause. 1997. Development of A Mathematical Framework for Modeling of Black Soot Deposition Problems in Structures. Engineering Solutions to Indoor Air Quality Problems, Air & Waste Management Association VIP-75:189-198.
Listed referenceKrause, J.D., K.K. Al-Ahmady, and L.A. 1997. Investigations of A Black Soot Phenomenon in Florida Residential Structures Associated with New Installations of Central Heating and Air Conditioning Systems. Engineering Solutions to Indoor Air Quality Problems, Air & Waste Management Association, VIP-75: 463-474.
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