TRI/Environmental, Inc., a leader in the compressed air testing service since 1975, specializes in the analysis of compressed breathing air used for life support.TRI/Environmental's Compressed Air Testing and Certification Program is fully accredited by the American Industrial Hygiene Association.

In 1975, the Compressed Air sample kit was developed and patented to capture a non- pressurized sample of compressed breathing air. The sampling kit is designed to obtain an air sample at the actual flow rate (1 to 200 cubic feet per minute, and pressure up to 5000 psi) of your compressor system. The sampling kit is loaned free of charge for 15 days. After obtaining the air sample, the sample and kit are then returned to the laboratory for twenty-four hour turnaround analyses.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.

TRI/Environmental performs conformance testing services for geosynthetic materials and geosynthetic seams and pipes in order to identify materials that fail to meet material specifications or site performance criteria. Performance testing of geosynthetic and composite systems for a wide variety of civil engineering applications produces engineering data to support design projects which require characterization of the behaviour of products and composite structures in simulated field conditions.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.

The Division's personnel are highly visible in the protective clothing industry and provide leadership in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F23 Committee on Protective Clothing, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Protective Clothing and Equipment. Specific capabilities include assessing the protection requirements of specific applications, performing routine services for evaluating protective clothing materials and products, applying testing technology to the design of new procedures or evaluation protocols for particular customer needs, establishing protective clothing selection protocols and testing standards, and integrating clothing and equipment requirements to define a protective ensemble for specific applications. Three areas of protective clothing evaluation in which TRI specializes are Chemical Barrier Testing, Physical Testing, and Thermal Testing.