ABOUT US

Our approach is focused on a streamlined process that provides manufacturers and process owners with a real-world living document/report (DHA) that will help identify and mitigate combustible dust risk in their facility, while satisfying the reporting requirements of NFPA 652.

Our Qualifications: NFPA has a clear requirement that a DHA be ‘led’ by someone with knowledge and experience in understanding and identifying combustible dust hazards. Our principal, Scott Thomas, has been in the dust collection and particulate-control business for over 30 years. As a sales team member and later a Regional Director for the largest manufacturer of dust collectors in the world, he has been deeply immersed in dust collection system design and risk mitigation in facilities across virtually every industry. A graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Scott is a member of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA),as well as the Dust Safety Academy. He has completed multiple on-site rounds of CED continuing education coursework, including attendance at The Industrial Ventilation Conference (Auburn University, and the ACGIH) and “Understanding NFPA 652” via the Dekra Process Safety Academy.

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