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With the publication of the US EPA’s amendments to the Ethylene Oxide (EtO, EO) NESHAP rules impacting commercial sterilizers and chemical companies, many are wondering how to maintain operational continuity in light of new monitoring requirements. Timeline of compliance, adoption of new monitoring systems, facility upgrades, impacts to throughput and other concerns now occupy the minds of owners and operators.

In this panel discussion, EtO compliance and technology experts from Picarro and Trinity Consultants will provide a path to facility-wide compliance – and peace of mind – through an informative discussion of the following:

• A review of recent EtO rulemaking (40 CFR 63, Subpart O; HON) and associated impacts
• Lessons to apply from current and past EtO compliance projects
• Managing facility upgrades and selection of monitoring platforms

About the Panelists

Amy Moore, Managing Consultant, Trinity Consultants
Amy provides environmental support for a number of industries including sterilization facilities, agricultural and food processing industries, oil and gas processing, alumina hydrate and catalysts production, lime production, and others in fifteen different states. She has completed numerous projects ranging from minor source and Title V operating permit applications, modifications to existing permits, emissions inventory package development, monitoring and compliance reporting, and regulatory applicability analyses. In the engineering field, she provided complete environmental compliance as an environmental engineer for a major producer of extruded aluminum products.

Justin Sullivan, Senior Consultant, Trinity Consultants
Justin has an extensive background in emissions monitoring and compliance activities, currently serving as Trinity's Stack Testing Subject Matter Expert. He provides invaluable support to a diverse range of industries, including power generation, chemical, petroleum refining, and many others. Justin holds the qualification of Qualified Source Testing Individual (QSTI) Groups 1-4. This designation highlights his proficiency in stack testing methodologies and his ability to conduct accurate and reliable emissions measurements. Beyond stack testing, Justin is also well-versed in Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and offers comprehensive air consulting and air permitting services to clients. His deep understanding of environmental regulations is demonstrated by his expertise in 40 CFR Parts 60, 63, and 75, which enables him to ensure clients' compliance with stringent federal regulations.

Dave Miller, V.P. Market Strategy, Environmental Solutions, Picarro 
Previously with Baxter Medical, Dave has experience in leading large-scale projects aimed at improving environmental, health, and safety compliance programs including emissions monitoring systems at medical device sterilization facilities and chemical plants.  He provides strategic oversight and ensures alignment with regulatory and customer goals.

Sean Cronin, Project Manager, Picarro
Sean is a customer-dedicated Project Manager for emissions monitoring systems and associated regulatory compliance services. Sean is a leading Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) specializing in reporting, test design, QA/QC, and certification.

Gregor Lucic, PhD, Senior Lead Product Manager, Picarro (Moderator)
Leads product development and management for Picarro’s environmental monitoring systems and services, including support for project documentation and system configuration. Gregor has an extensive track record of deploying systems and managing projects in demanding environments, experiences he has applied to the design and release of multiple products at Picarro.