Local resident Don Linville was selected, along with a dozen other individuals, by the American Industrial Hygiene Association as a 2015 distinguished lecturer.
Here is the full release from the Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health:
The Center for Toxicology and Environment Health (CTEH) today announced that Don Linville, CIH,FAIHA of Asheville, its Mid-Atlantic regional industrial hygiene manager, was one of 13 individuals selected by the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) as a 2015 Distinguished Lecturer.
In his role as a Distinguished Lecturer, Linville will provide lectures in his area of expertise to others in the industrial hygiene community, as well as AIHA’s outreach partners. Mr. Linville has been a lecturer at AIHA’s annual convention (AIHce) for the past ten years, speaking on Proper Protection Equipment (PPE). As this award attests his peers and industry organizations regard him as an expert in this specialty of industrial hygiene. Mr. Linville is honored to be a part of this program that features renowned thought leaders in academia, industry and government.
Mr. Don Linville, CIH, FAIHA, holds a Master of Science degree from East Tennessee State University and has over 35 years of experience providing technical direction to both private sector and government agencies regarding all aspects of health and hygiene with emphases on industrial hygiene, health and safety. Linville received Fellow status with AIHA in 2008 for his significant contributions to the industrial hygiene field. Fellows of AIHA are full members in good standing for a minimum of 15 years and who have made recognized contributions to industrial hygiene or related disciplines.
About CTEH:
The Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health, L.L.C. (CTEH®) is a science-based environmental consulting firm established to provide toxicology and human health consulting services to the public and private sectors. It specializes in the specific scientific expertise of toxicology, risk assessment, industrial hygiene, occupational health, claims and regulatory compliance, and response to emergencies or other events involving release or threat of release of chemicals. For more information, visit cteh.com.
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