Ethylene Oxide Measurement Services

In December 2016, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finalized its evaluation of the inhalation carcinogenicity from long-term inhalation exposure to ethylene oxide (EtO). The results were published via the Agency’s Integrated Risk Information System and indicated an increased carcinogenic potential for exposure to airborne EtO in the vicinity of facilities operating with EtO. This resulted in increased public scrutiny and subsequently led to a need for the industry to better characterize and control EtO emissions and leaks. CleanAir has developed a unique skillset and partnerships that allow it to utilize the best available measurement technology to find solutions for generating defensible data aiding in confident decision making and managing exposure risk.