LSPA Continuing Education Seminar
Environmental Symposium 2024

Vapor Intrusion Assessment and Mitigation: Regulations, Guidance, Implementation, Audits  

When: Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Time: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM EST; Track 1
Location: Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center, 1657 Worcester Road Framingham, MA
Cost: $200 Members | $350 Non-Members
Course Instructors: 

  • John J. Fitzgerald, P.E., MassDEP’s Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup (BWSC)
  • Brian Roden, Audits and Enforcement Coordinator, MassDEP’s Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup (BWSC)
  • Kathryn (Kait) Carvalho, Enforcement Coordinator and Brownfields Coordinator (SERO), MassDEP’s Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup (BWSC)
  • David Shea, P.E., Principal Engineer, Sanborn, Head & Associates 
  • Matthew Heil, P.E., LSP, Vice President, Sanborn, Head & Associates 

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Available Credits
2.0 DEP Regulatory Credits AND 2.0 LSP Technical Credits - #1839
2.0 CT LEP Credits - CTLEP-591
2.0 NY PE Credits - #202411100
2.0 NY PG Credits - #202411100

LSPA Environmental Symposium:
This course is being held during the LSPA Environmental Symposium 2024. Details on the day's events can be found here.

Course Description: 

This course will cover a variety of vapor intrusion (VI) assessment and mitigation topics by MassDEP and Sanborn Head presenters. 

MCP Requirements for VI Mitigation Measures - John Fitzgerald, MassDEP

  • Regulations, including new provisions effective March 1, 2024
  • Guidance, guidelines, and recommendations on Sub-Slab Depressurization System (SSDS) design and operation
  • Evaluation of 60-day AEPMM shutdown concerns

Active Exposure Pathway Mitigation Measures (AEPMMs) - Kate Carvalho, MassDEP and Brian Roden, MassDEP

  • Statistics on AEPMM sites since 2014
  • MassDEP telemetry registration process including new MCP regulation as of 3/1/2024
  • Relevant MCP regulations for AEPMMs operating as part of a Permanent Solution
  • Components of the AUL related to AEPMMs
  • Requirements for future property owners at AEPMM sites
  • MassDEPs audit and enforcement process for AEPMM RTNs
  • Recent NOAFs for AEPMM RTNs

VI Assessment and Mitigation for Existing Buildings – David Shea, Sanborn Head

  • Conventional methods for sampling soil vapor, sub-slab vapor, and indoor air
  • Enhanced investigation methods, including real-time sampling and building pressure adjustment with examples
  • Diagnostic and pilot testing to support VI mitigation design
  • Rapid and long-term mitigation technologies
  • VI mitigation design guidance and standards
  • Maintenance and monitoring

VI Mitigation for New BuildingsAn LSP’s Perspective – Matthew Heil, Sanborn Head

  • Passive vs. Active Exposure Point Mitigation Measures - Considerations and Limitations
  • Barrier membrane types – Pros and Cons
  • Installation Quality Control
  • Telemetry Considerations
  • Demonstration of Effectiveness
  • A Case Study – Non-VOC VI Assessment and Mitigation

Panel Discussion/Q&As – all presenters; time for Q&A will also be provided during the presentations, as deemed appropriate by instructors.

This course is full and registration has closed. Please email [email protected] to join the wait list. 

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