NEBSA Symposium 2025: Mike Sellitto to Present on Inhalation Exposure Modeling to Predict Airborne Risks
Predicting Airborne Risks: An Introduction to Inhalation Exposure Modeling for Biosafety Professionals
In some biological research laboratories, the primary focus on controlling infectious agents and managing biosafety risks can result in under-recognition of chemical hazards, despite the routine use of hazardous compounds. This gap presents a significant occupational risk.
Join Mike Sellitto for an introduction to the principles and application of occupational exposure modeling, an essential industrial hygiene tool used to assess the risks of inhalation exposure to airborne contaminants in the workplace. Exposure modeling provides a fast and cost-effective method to predict exposure levels with reasonable accuracy so that appropriate controls can be implemented to safeguard workers and ensure compliance.
Presenter:
Michael Sellitto, MS, CIH
Staff Consultant, Life Sciences
Environmental Health & Engineering
NEBSA Symposium
October 8, 2025
Cambridge, MA