How to Prevent PPI Overloading: Lessons from the Field

When conducting respirable particulate sampling, environmental conditions and procedural factors can sometimes affect the accuracy[...]

New AIHA Heat Stress Mobile App 2.0 Expands Protection for Indoor and Outdoor Workers

Last month, we discussed the challenges of high temperatures in schools and how SGS SmartSense[...]

Client Appreciation Week Starts August 11

At SGS, we believe strong science must be backed by even stronger service. Every project[...]

SGS Anchorage Lab Achieves DoD-ELAP Accreditation for PFAS by EPA 1633A in Aqueous Solids

We’re proud to announce that our SGS Anchorage laboratory is now accredited by the Department[...]

Wilmington Achieves 1633A Accreditation, Expanding SGS’s PFAS Network 

SGS Expands PFAS Testing Network with 1633A Accreditation at Wilmington Lab SGS North America is[...]

How New York’s New Heat Regulations Signal a Shift and How SGS SmartSense Can Help

The Impact of High Temperatures on Learning and Wellbeing This fall, schools across New York[...]

Why Quality Matters: Safeguarding Data Integrity in Industrial Hygiene Sampling

At SGS, quality isn’t just a checkpoint, it’s our foundation. When it comes to industrial[...]

SGS Supports Decadal Study on PFAS in San Francisco Bay Fish

The San Francisco Estuary Institute recently published a journal article on the occurrence of PFAS[...]

PFAS in Fish Tissue – EPA Assessment Shows Dropping PFOS Levels 

Ongoing measurement of PFAS in fish is critical to understanding human dietary exposure and ecosystem[...]

Navigating California’s OSHA Lead Standard: Expert Insights

BY: ED STUBER A reminder for all Health and Safety professionals working in California: significant[...]