Independent industrial hygiene, environmental health, and safety consulting for legal, insurance, institutional, and organizational matters.
Professional services are provided within the scope of the firm’s qualifications, the technical issues presented, and the requirements of each engagement.
Contact:
alucas@lucasehsforensics.com
(909) 686-2249
Adam R. Lucas
Principal Industrial Hygienist
CIH | CSP | CIEC | CAC | CDPH Lead Inspector/Assessor
Adam R. Lucas is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and Certified Safety Professional with additional credentials in indoor environmental consulting, asbestos, and lead. His professional experience includes industrial hygiene, environmental health, safety, exposure assessment, program development, technical instruction, and operational risk management in utility, higher-education, healthcare, and federal research environments.
His background includes work at the University of California, Loma Linda University Health, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, and a major Southern California utility. A complete description of his education, credentials, professional experience, instruction, and technical qualifications is provided in the current curriculum vitae.
Lucas EHS Forensic Consulting provides independent technical consulting, evaluation, and instructional services within the fields of industrial hygiene, environmental health, and safety.
Engagements may involve legal matters, insurance claims, organizational programs, workplace or building conditions, or other technical questions requiring qualified industrial hygiene, environmental health, or safety analysis. The nature and scope of each engagement are established individually after review of the subject matter, available information, potential conflicts, required qualifications, and requested work.
Detailed qualifications and professional experience are provided in the current curriculum vitae.
Professional Services
Independent Technical Analysis
Assignments are evaluated using the available facts, records, measurements, applicable technical authorities, and defined scope of work. Conclusions are based on the technical evidence and are not predetermined by the identity of the retaining party.