Company Highlights
Hygiene Technologies International, Inc. (HygieneTech), a comprehensive occupational hygiene and safety consulting firm, offers professional services with specialties in industrial hygiene, safety engineering, microbial growth assessment, indoor air quality, noise assessment and control, industrial ventilation, asbestos and lead identification and abatement project management, health and safety training, hazardous waste remediation site safety, environmental air monitoring, health and safety program management, and regulatory compliance.
At-a-glance HygieneTech presentation
Newsletter
US Department of Labor honors fallen workers with national Workers Memorial Day program April 24
WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Department of Labor will honor workers whose jobs have claimed their lives during its national Workers Memorial Day program on April 24, 2025.
The department will welcome families traveling from across the country to the nation’s capital for the program, which pays tribute to men and women who have lost their lives while on the job, as well as all the fallen workers before them, and the survivors who remain to grieve and carry on.
Executive Profiles
- Brian P. Daly, CIH, PE
President and CEO - Kenny Hsi, CIH
Technical Director - Darren Barr, CIH, CSP
Industrial Hygiene Manager - Param S. Cheema, CIH, CSP
Operations Director - Elena Dominguez, MS, MBA
Business Manager
Project Profiles United States
HygieneTech has ongoing or
recently completed projects that
have involved industrial hygiene
surveys, both qualitative and
quantitative assessments;
occupational safety audits; indoor
air quality studies; environmental,
health, and safety training; and
asbestos, lead-based paint, and
mold growth identification surveys
Global Reach
HygieneTech conducts
environmental health, industrial
hygiene, and occupational safety
surveys for clients across the
United States and abroad.
Project Profiles International
HygieneTech has ongoing or
recently completed projects that
have involved industrial hygiene
surveys, both qualitative and
quantitative assessments;
occupational safety audits; indoor
air quality studies; environmental,
health, and safety training; and
asbestos, lead-based paint, and
mold growth identification surveys