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Category: Environmental

Employee wearing PPE to protect from airborne contaminants.

Air Contaminants: Do you need to know if your workers have been over exposed?

MTC provides personal air monitoring for workers to limit the risk of exposure to respirable and total dust, as well as welding fumes.

What are VOCs? Understanding environmental effects of these harmful chemicals.

Do You Have Potential Sources of Vapor Intrusion? MTC Can Help

The professionals at MTC answer questions about how to handle the mysterious — and deadly — topic of Vapor Intrusion.

MTC Hazardous Materials Investigations Go to New Heights

While Materials Testing Consultants (MTC) has successfully completed more than 50 years’ worth of projects for clients throughout Michigan and beyond our borders, most were

Wind Farms are the Wave of the Future

Testing & Engineering for Wind Energy Farms By: Nick Fransted, P.E. | Vice President & CMET Division Manager Most of us have driven by a

Early Assessment of Occupational Hazards During Renovations Saves Owners Time, Money

Early Assessment of Occupational Hazards During Renovations Saves Owners Time, Money By: Allan Howland | Asbestos Project Manger & Corporate Safety Officer Although Materials Testing

Pine River Wind Farm, an MTC materials testing project

Pine River Wind Farm Drone Footage

Pine River Wind Farm located in Gratiot and Isabella county. MTC was on site providing construction materials testing for the project. The project included the

MTC employee in front of wind farm turbine

MTC Helps with Renewable Energy

Several wind farm projects are starting to appear across the Michigan landscape as our state utilities strive to generate 25 percent renewable power by the

Protect Yourself with Environmental Due Diligence

Are you considering buying or selling a commercial or industrial property? Maybe you are contemplating lending financial assistance for a proposed real estate transaction. In these cases,

Asbestos – The Miracle Throughout History

Known by the Ancient Greeks as the “miracle mineral”, its name was derived from the Greek word meaning “unquenchable”, a reference to its quality to be unburnable. Its