Updating Outdated SVOC Instrumentation

Maximizing Return for Routine Environmental Analysis: Part 1

Updated regulatory requirements for routine semivolatile organic compound (SVOC) monitoring can lay the foundation for updating workflows and allow labs to realize the advantage of investing in new technology and its effects on productivity. Learn how your lab can stay up to date with regulatory requirements and use new technology to improve productivity and lower analysis costs per sample.

In this webcast we will:

  • Review recent or proposed regulatory updates for semivolatile monitoring
  • Explore the potential benefits of new technology for semivolatile monitoring, including tools that improve lab productivity and efficiency
  • Learn how updated GC and GC-MS technology has been implemented at a contract laboratory to meet current regulations and optimize their workflow
  • Review common challenges in SVOC monitoring and strategies to overcome them

When you register you will also receive:

Webinar executive summary

Webinar executive summary

This manuscript discusses the evolution of regulatory requirements for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) focusing on recently proposed updates and some of the typical challenges experienced in VOC analysis.

Evolving with Changes in Environmental Analysis ebook

Evolving with Changes in Environmental Analysis ebook

The ebook contains the two executive summaries for VOC and SVOC analysis from regulations to strategies and workflows. The end of the ebook features the interview with Dr. Shen-yi Yang, RCRA Organic Methods Program Manager and RCRA Methods Team Lead with the US EPA. The interview focuses on the SW-846 method changes for sampling and analyzing solid waste over time as new information, analytical technologies, and data are developed and made available.

About the presenters

Patty Schultz-Benker, Senior Trace Organics Analysis, PDC Laboratories

Patty Schultz-Benker, Senior Trace Organics Analysis, PDC Laboratories

Patricia Schultz-Benker is a senior mass spectroscopist at PDC laboratories in Peoria, Illinois. She has an MS in Environmental Sciences from Bradley University and a total of 33 years of experience in all phases of environmental organic analyses, specializing in GC-MS.

Dwain Cardona, Environmental Vertical Marketing Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Dwain Cardona, Environmental Vertical Marketing Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Dwain Cardona is currently the Environmental Vertical Marketing Manager specializing in GC and GC-MS technology for Thermo Fisher Scientific. Dwain has 10 years of experience as an analytical chemist in chromatography and mass spectrometry. He possesses a B.S. in Biology from Texas State University.

Overview

Updated regulatory requirements for routine semivolatile organic compound (SVOC) monitoring can lay the foundation for updating workflows and allow labs to realize the advantage of investing in new technology and its effects on productivity. Learn how your lab can stay up to date with regulatory requirements and use new technology to improve productivity and lower analysis costs per sample.

In this webcast we will:

  • Review recent or proposed regulatory updates for semivolatile monitoring
  • Explore the potential benefits of new technology for semivolatile monitoring, including tools that improve lab productivity and efficiency
  • Learn how updated GC and GC-MS technology has been implemented at a contract laboratory to meet current regulations and optimize their workflow
  • Review common challenges in SVOC monitoring and strategies to overcome them

When you register you will also receive:

Webinar executive summary

Webinar executive summary

This manuscript discusses the evolution of regulatory requirements for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) focusing on recently proposed updates and some of the typical challenges experienced in VOC analysis.

Evolving with Changes in Environmental Analysis ebook

Evolving with Changes in Environmental Analysis ebook

The ebook contains the two executive summaries for VOC and SVOC analysis from regulations to strategies and workflows. The end of the ebook features the interview with Dr. Shen-yi Yang, RCRA Organic Methods Program Manager and RCRA Methods Team Lead with the US EPA. The interview focuses on the SW-846 method changes for sampling and analyzing solid waste over time as new information, analytical technologies, and data are developed and made available.

Presenters

About the presenters

Patty Schultz-Benker, Senior Trace Organics Analysis, PDC Laboratories

Patty Schultz-Benker, Senior Trace Organics Analysis, PDC Laboratories

Patricia Schultz-Benker is a senior mass spectroscopist at PDC laboratories in Peoria, Illinois. She has an MS in Environmental Sciences from Bradley University and a total of 33 years of experience in all phases of environmental organic analyses, specializing in GC-MS.

Dwain Cardona, Environmental Vertical Marketing Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Dwain Cardona, Environmental Vertical Marketing Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Dwain Cardona is currently the Environmental Vertical Marketing Manager specializing in GC and GC-MS technology for Thermo Fisher Scientific. Dwain has 10 years of experience as an analytical chemist in chromatography and mass spectrometry. He possesses a B.S. in Biology from Texas State University.

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