The current H1N1 pandemic is keeping the public focus on infection control. Whether it is reacting to a MRSA or norovirus outbreak, influenza concerns, or other problems with microbial contaminants, we need to see the big picture of cleaning for a healthy environment.  Understanding the two sides of infection control means that you can organize the flood of information that comes with publicized health threats to educate the occupants regarding behavior changes and institute the correct environmental cleaning procedures.  This one-hour fast paced presentation will jump start your efforts to explain the real risks, and move people to action in response to H1N1 and other microscopic contaminants.

Hospital & Colleges personnel responsible for Infection Control, Building Managers, Engineers, Building and Business Owners, and other interested parties.

Michael A. Pinto, CSP, CMP, is chief executive officer of Wonder Makers Environmental, Inc., a manufacturing and environmental consulting firm that specializes in identification and control of asbestos, lead, IAQ, mold, industrial hygiene, and chemical problems.  Michael is recognized throughout the safety and health profession as an expert on dealing with indoor contaminants.  Mr. Pinto is the author of over 150 published articles and several books including, Fungal Contamination: A Comprehensive Guide for Remediation.  He completed doctoral course work in environmental engineering and holds numerous certifications in the environmental and safety areas including Certified Safety Professional and Certified Mold Professional.  He was selected as part of the Mitigation Assessment Team for FEMA following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and was a contributor to the EPA's Healthy Homes Initiative.  Michael can be reached at 269-382-4154 or map@wondermakers.com.