November Monthly Meeting - Hazard Abatement Within a Building Envelope (19 Nov 2026)

Thu, 19 Nov 2026 19:30:00 GMT

Hazard Abatement Within a Building Envelope
An in-depth look at abatement procedures and how they occur within a building envelope. The building envelope involves many systems within a building both exterior and interior, these systems are integral in any environment especially in those that present difficult conditions. Hazard abatement within buildings is difficult and specialized as we work to ensure that no occupants are harmed over the course of the abatement project and that no hazardous conditions are left for those who will re-occupy the area. When looking at the interaction between the building envelope and hazard abatement procedures we have to ensure that proper protections for the building and occupants are in place.

Umer Khan: Mr. Khan serves as the Director of Industrial Hygiene Services, bringing over 10 years of experience in leading complex industrial hygiene projects, environmental investigations, and occupational exposure assessments. His expertise encompasses asbestos, lead, mold, indoor air quality, construction-related exposure monitoring, and abatement oversight. In his leadership role, Mr. Khan oversees project execution, regulatory compliance, quality assurance and quality control, and technical reporting while directing multidisciplinary teams and mentoring technical staff. He combines strong technical expertise with strategic leadership to deliver effective, compliant, and client-focused solutions, maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality, and operational excellence

Oliver Simpson: Mr. Simpson plays an integral role in supporting NVL Laboratories’ Industrial Hygiene Department, coordinating project operations, field sampling activities, resource allocation, and technical documentation for asbestos, lead, mold, and indoor air quality investigations. He works closely with project managers, field personnel, laboratories, and clients to facilitate seamless communication, efficient project execution, and timely delivery of services. His responsibilities include maintaining accurate project records, ensuring regulatory compliance, and supporting quality assurance and quality control processes. Through his strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and commitment to operational efficiency, Mr. Simpson helps ensure projects are completed safely, accurately, and in accordance with client expectations and industry standards.

SeaBEC Holiday Party (17 Dec 2026)

Thu, 17 Dec 2026 08:00:00 GMT

Details to be determined.

Seattle Building Enclosure Council upcoming events

November Monthly Meeting - Hazard Abatement Within a Building Envelope (19 Nov 2026)

SeaBEC Holiday Party (17 Dec 2026)