Event details

Airborne hazardous substances are a critical focus of occupational health and safety, yet aerosol science and measurement technologies can be highly specialised and technically complex. For occupational hygienists and safety professionals responsible for managing a wide range of workplace risks, gaining a practical understanding of dust monitoring methods is essential, but finding the time to develop deep expertise in aerosol science can be challenging. Beyond selecting the right measurement approach, professionals must also efficiently document and report their findings.

This webinar is designed to provide a practical overview of the most common methods used to monitor airborne particulate hazards and to explain the strengths and limitations of each approach. Participants will learn how real-time monitoring data can deliver deeper insight into worker exposures and support more informed decision-making.

The presentation will explore key real-time monitoring technologies, including photometers, optical particle counters (OPCs), and condensation particle counters (CPCs)—highlighting how these methods differ and when each is most useful. Through practical examples, attendees will gain guidance on selecting the right instrument for specific applications and combining complementary technologies to achieve a more complete understanding of workplace exposures.

The webinar will also address an often-overlooked aspect of exposure assessment: documentation and reporting. Modern instruments offer powerful features such as telemetry, data management, and automated reporting tools that can streamline workflows and reduce administrative burden.

Whether you are new to aerosol monitoring or looking to strengthen your understanding of available technologies, this session will provide practical insights to help you choose the right tools and use them effectively in your day-to-day work.

What will be covered:

  • Overview of airborne particulate hazards in occupational environments
  • Gravimetric versus real-time monitoring: advantages and limitations
  • Real-time monitoring technologies:
    • Photometers
    • Optical Particle Counters (OPCs)
    • Condensation Particle Counters (CPCs)
  • Practical implications of measurement differences for routine exposure assessments
  • Guidance on selecting the most appropriate monitoring method
  • Examples of combining complementary technologies for enhanced insight
  • Documentation, telemetry, and current trends in data management and reporting

All attendees will receive a CPD certificate.


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Kelly Rose
Kelly Rose

Editor

Health & Safety Matters

Janina Sander
Janina Sander

TSI GmbH

Application Specialist Health & Safety, EMEA

Janina Sander holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Paderborn, where she specialized in energy and process technology. During her academic research, she focused on particle process technology and developed extensive expertise in aerosol and particle measurement techniques.

Following her studies, Janina joined TSI Incorporated as an Application Specialist for the Health & Safety product line. In this role, she works closely with customers across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa to provide guidance on the selection and application of particle measurement instruments for occupational health, safety, and air quality monitoring.

Through technical training courses and seminars, Janina is dedicated to helping professionals better understand aerosol particles and their significance for protecting worker health and improving indoor environmental quality.

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