- Exploring current personal dust monitoring techniques
- Harnessing the potential of real-time personal dust monitoring technologies
- Addressing technological limitations and envisioning future opportunities in personal monitoring
- Static monitoring techniques: opportunities and solutions
- Interactive discussion: have YOUR say in shaping the future of dust monitoring and customer design opportunities.
Andrew Marom
National Sales Manager
Andrew boasts a wealth of experience and holds a Graduate Certificate in Occupational Hygiene and Business Administration, as well as a Certificate IV in Instrumentation and Controls Trade Qualification. His extensive background has cultivated a profound understanding of our instruments, applications and customer needs, establishing him as a reliable and trusted resource for both our team and our customers.
With over 15 years in Air-Met, Andrew specialises in occupational hygiene monitoring and environmental instrumentation applications. For enquiries related to these areas, Andrew is your dedicated point of contact.
For more information, visit his LinkedIn profile.
Shane Lenton
National Engineering Manager
Shane is the cornerstone of our engineering department, bringing over a decade of expertise in instrumentation and control. With a passion for problem-solving and a dedication to supporting clients, Shane is your go-to contact for monitoring stations, fixed gas detection, and cloud connected monitoring solutions.
His intricate knowledge of instrument inner workings ensures effective troubleshooting and tailored solutions for environmental monitoring applications. Shane’s project management experience includes leading initiatives like the Haileybury College IAQ Monitoring and the Smarter Roads project with the Department of Transport VicRoads, showcasing his ability to deliver turn-key solutions with precision and efficiency.
For more information, visit his LinkedIn profile.
Date and Time
Tue. 25 Jun 2024
Location
Australia