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Asbestos Building Inspections. Asbestos Management Plans. Manual - Asbestos Building Inspection and Management Planner. Bulk Sampling and Analysis. Air Monitoring and Closure Air Analysis. Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Workers Training. Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Workers Awareness Training - 2 hours awareness training for any who work in a building which contains asbestos; 14 additional hours for any who may disturb Asbestos Containing Building Material (ACBM) through their work. Designated Asbestos Coordinator Training - training adequate to perform duties as required under AHERA (40 CFR §763.84), to ensure that responsibilities trainings are properly implemented.

Focused E-mail Advertising -- PACS can cost-effectively help you advertise your products and services or find your new employees. PACS can send approved e-mails to some 25,000+ quality recipients on your behalf. A format for the E-mail Advertising Service is provided. Linking your website to PACS through your outgoing Internet Links -- Why should you consider linking your web site to the PACS web site? PACS is an independent supplier of services. Many of your customers and your staff members need these services to grow your sales. By providing some of the services your customers need, PACS helps your bottom line. PACS provides independent testing, consulting, and training to make you better.

Henry Nowicki earned a B.S. in Chemistry and Biology. Dr. Nowicki obtained the Ph.D. in Organic-Biochemistry in 1972 and the M.B.A. in 1984. During his Ph.D. research he discovered two intermediates in Ubiquinone bio-synthesis in mammals. He used the first commercial mass spectrometer to identify these trace lipids. During his post-doc at the University of California Riverside, he participated in the discovery of the active form of vitamin D and why bio-accumulating pesticides/PCBs cause thinning of eggshells in predatory birds. Dr. Nowicki worked for five years as U.S. Army toxicologist and forensic scientist in St. Louis, San Antonio, and Japan. He set-up the first mass-spectrometer for the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory (USACIL) in Japan. He taught science courses for University of Chicago and University of Maryland for three years while in Japan as a forensic toxicologist for the USACIL. Dr. Nowicki appeared as an expert witness twenty-two times for military prosecutions.