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Technical Environmental Services, Inc. Providers of Health and Safety Services, Turnarounds and Training Since 1984.

One week until NOHC 2026!Chris Robertson, MSPH, CIH, CSP is heading to Bothell to talk about collecting quality industri...
10/16/2026

One week until NOHC 2026!

Chris Robertson, MSPH, CIH, CSP is heading to Bothell to talk about collecting quality industrial hygiene field notes and noise dosimetry. Two topics, plenty to discuss, and a great opportunity to share what years in the field have taught him.

We love seeing our team share their knowledge, learn from others, and connect with people who care about protecting workers as much as we do.

If you’ll be there, make room in your conference plans for Chris’s presentations. And be sure to say hello!

October 21–23 | Bothell, WA

We’re proud to cheer on Chris Robertson, MSPH, CIH, CSP as he represents TES at Northwest Occupational Health Conference...
10/07/2026

We’re proud to cheer on Chris Robertson, MSPH, CIH, CSP as he represents TES at Northwest Occupational Health Conference 2026, sharing his experience on two topics close to our work: collecting quality industrial hygiene field notes and noise dosimetry.

From understanding workplace exposures to the tools used to measure noise, Chris brings a practical perspective and plenty of experience from the field. We’re excited to see him share that knowledge with the NOHC community!

Join him October 21–23 in Bothell, WA for three days of learning, connecting, and comparing notes with fellow occupational health and safety professionals.

TES is growing, and growth creates opportunity.Because of the significant growth we’ve experienced, we’re looking to add...
10/06/2026

TES is growing, and growth creates opportunity.

Because of the significant growth we’ve experienced, we’re looking to add two key people to our team: a CSP to help lead and grow our Safety division and a CIH to strengthen our Industrial Hygiene team.

But we’re not looking for the same type of person for both roles.

For our CSP, we’re looking for someone with an entrepreneurial spirit. Someone who gets excited about building something, developing people, and getting in front of their peers to share knowledge. We want someone who sees opportunity and wants to help create what comes next.

For our CIH, we’re looking for someone who is naturally inquisitive. Someone who enjoys digging into a technical problem, figuring out what’s really going on, putting their nose down to get great work done, and a desire to share their knowledge.

Two different personalities, two different opportunities, both important to where TES is going.

But regardless of the role, there are four things that have to fit. Our core values are Execute, Positivity, Collaboration, and Bison. They define how we work, how we treat each other, and the kind of people we want growing with us.

These positions can be remote within our operating areas. Much of our work is along the Gulf Coast and into the Midwest, but our team supports clients throughout the United States and Canada.

If one of these descriptions sounds like you, or immediately makes you think of someone you know, I’d like to have a conversation.

We’re growing, and we’re looking for the right people to grow with us.

Contact us: [email protected]

An asbestos inspection can identify where asbestos-containing materials are present, but that is only one part of managi...
09/30/2026

An asbestos inspection can identify where asbestos-containing materials are present, but that is only one part of managing the risk. The longer-term challenge is making sure that information stays usable after the report is issued.

A strong Operations & Maintenance plan helps facilities translate inspection findings into practical controls for maintenance, renovations, contractor activity, employee awareness, documentation, and future disturbance of identified materials.

Without that bridge, valuable inspection data can end up sitting in a report instead of becoming part of the way the facility is actually managed.

TES's free Asbestos Consulting & Management Toolkit Workshop helps teams understand how O&M planning supports long-term safety, compliance, and more consistent decision-making around asbestos-containing materials.

Explore the Workshop: https://bit.ly/4h79Xdg
or email [email protected]

We have seen engineering and construction planning move well ahead of the environmental and industrial hygiene work need...
09/30/2026

We have seen engineering and construction planning move well ahead of the environmental and industrial hygiene work needed to support ex*****on.

Then, days before mobilization, the questions start:
What are the potential contaminants in the soil?
What worker exposures need to be considered?
Is the planned PPE appropriate for those conditions?
Will air monitoring be needed?
How will excavated material be handled or characterized?
Those are not field-day decisions.

Soil characterization, exposure evaluation, PPE selection, monitoring strategy, environmental requirements, and contractor expectations can all require lead time before excavation begins.

For Port Arthur and Southeast Texas project teams, TES can help define those requirements early enough for the answers to become part of the project plan rather than a constraint on the schedule.

The construction schedule should not be the first time the EHS scope gets tested.

Talk through the EHS requirements with TES:
www.tesconsult.com/golden-triangle-ehs-services

The ports don't stop, and neither do the questions that come with keeping people safe.When you need a hand, our Houston ...
09/28/2026

The ports don't stop, and neither do the questions that come with keeping people safe.

When you need a hand, our Houston team is a call away.
Call TES: 888-760-8811

See how TES supports Houston and the Gulf Coast:
https://www.tesconsult.com/houston-ehs-services/

A noise dose can look precise and still tell only part of the exposure story.Noise dosimeters are designed to integrate ...
09/28/2026

A noise dose can look precise and still tell only part of the exposure story.

Noise dosimeters are designed to integrate sound exposure over time, but short-duration, high-level events such as impulse and impact noise can require a closer look. Instrument response, measurement range, configuration, peak-level capability, and the characteristics of the task can all affect what the collected data actually represent.

That is why evaluating occupational noise exposure should go beyond reading the final dose or TWA.

A defensible interpretation requires understanding how the instrument collected the data, what occurred during the monitoring period, and whether the measurement approach was appropriate for the noise being evaluated.

TES's free Noise Dosimetry Toolkit Workshop walks teams through practical dosimetry concepts, interpreting results, instrument limitations, and considerations when impulse or impact noise is part of the exposure profile.

Explore the Workshop: https://bit.ly/4h79Xdg
or email [email protected]

We’re excited to be out in the community this week!TES will be attending the Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce Busines...
09/08/2026

We’re excited to be out in the community this week!

TES will be attending the Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce Business Showcase on September 10 from 3–6 PM at Morristown Landing.

If you’re attending, be sure to stop by and say hello. We’d love to meet you!
Citizen Tribune

A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment should help the client understand the property, not simply deliver a database re...
08/31/2026

A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment should help the client understand the property, not simply deliver a database report. This workshop explains how historical research, site reconnaissance, records, interviews, and adjoining-property information are integrated to identify potential environmental concerns.

Request More Information: https://bit.ly/4h79Xd
or email [email protected]

A fan moves air. A ventilation system controls how clean air reaches the worker and how contaminants leave the space. Th...
08/28/2026

A fan moves air. A ventilation system controls how clean air reaches the worker and how contaminants leave the space. This workshop explains the difference and provides practical design principles for temporary confined-space ventilation.

Explore the Workshop: https://bit.ly/4h79Xdg
or email [email protected]

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5133 Taravella Road
Marrero, LA
70072

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

15043483098

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