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Arthur R. Wickman
Industrial Hygiene/Occupational Health Supervisor
Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)
Telephone: 404/407-8088
FAX: 404/407-9088
E-mail: art.wickman@gtri.gatech.edu
Education
Master of Science, Industrial Hygiene, 1990
Central Missouri State University
Bachelor of Arts, Secondary Education - Biology, 1988
Wichita State University
Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology
University of Kansas, 1974
Employment Experience
Georgia Institute of Technology
Research Scientist II, 1997-Present
Research Scientist I, 1992-1997
Missouri Department of Health, 1990-1992
Industrial Hygienist 2
Chilhowee R-IV School District, 1988-1989
High School Science Teacher
Self Employed, 1977-1986
Carpenter
U. S. Peace Corps, 1974-1976
Rural Development (West Africa)
Experience Summary
In current position at GTRI, provides industrial hygiene consultation to private
employers in Georgia through the OSHA On-Site Safety and Health Consultation Program.
Work in this position is focused on assistance to small employers (less than 250
employees) in high hazard industries. Upon request, a comprehensive industrial
hygiene survey is conducted for the employer. During the survey, the employees'
fullshift exposures to physical and chemical workplace hazards are measured and
evaluated. The employer is provided with a written report summarizing the results
of the industrial hygiene survey and recommending the actions necessary to preserve
worker health and achieve compliance with regulatory and professional standards.
Prior to GTRI, work was performed for the Missouri Department of Health in the
areas of indoor air quality, control of asbestos in public buildings, and industrial
hygiene investigation of public health complaints. As a graduate student in industrial
hygiene, served as an intern at Gates Energy Products, Lead Battery Division,
in Warrensburg, Missouri. Also, as a graduate student, developed a questionnaire
for use in assessing the prevalence of carpal tunnel syndrome in working populations.
Current Fields of Interest
Consultation to employers regarding worker safety and health; technology transfer
and training; public policy concerning occupational safety and health; public
policy concerning indoor air quality; low level occupational exposures; occupational
silica (quartz) exposures.
Professional Affiliations
Member, Georgia Industrial Hygiene Association
Member, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
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