WEBINAR

When Exposure Data Isn’t Available: Making Defensible EHS Decisions with Exposure Modeling

When air monitoring data are limited, exposure modeling can help guide critical IH decisions. Learn how to prioritize monitoring, assess emerging risks, support respiratory protection decisions, and make better use of limited resources.
November 10, 2026
7:00 PM UTC
1 hour

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Summary

Industrial hygienists and EHS professionals are often required to make critical exposure assessment decisions before sufficient air monitoring data are available. Whether evaluating a new process, determining respiratory protection requirements, allocating limited sampling resources, or addressing emerging chemical risks, waiting for additional data is not always an option.

In these situations, exposure modeling can provide valuable insights that help organizations make more informed and defensible decisions while prioritizing future monitoring efforts.

In this webinar, DEKRA industrial hygiene experts will demonstrate how exposure modeling can be applied in real-world workplace scenarios to:

  • Prioritize tasks and operations for air monitoring
  • Identify potential exposures during new or changing processes
  • Support preliminary respiratory protection decisions
  • Estimate respirator cartridge service life
  • Improve efficiency when industrial hygiene resources are limited

Attendees will also learn the strengths and limitations of exposure modeling, how to interpret model outputs appropriately, and where modeling fits within a comprehensive industrial hygiene exposure assessment strategy.

Through practical examples and case studies, participants will leave with actionable approaches they can apply immediately within their own EHS and industrial hygiene programs.

Attendees will learn how to:

  1. Determine when exposure modeling can support an industrial hygiene exposure assessment.
  2. Use modeling to prioritize air monitoring and make better use of limited IH resources.
  3. Apply modeling to respiratory protection decisions and cartridge service life estimation.
  4. Understand model limitations and interpret results appropriately when making risk-based decisions.
  5. Integrate exposure modeling into a broader risk-based exposure assessment strategy.

 

Speakers

Mark Jonesku, MS, CIH, CHMM, CSP, COHC

Mark Jonesku, MS, CIH, CHMM, CSP, COHC

Senior Health and Safety Consultant

DEKRA

Mark Jonesku is a Principal Industrial Hygiene Consultant at DEKRA specializing in occupational exposure assessment, chemical risk management, hearing conservation, and EHS management systems. He has extensive experience helping organizations address complex occupational health challenges across multiple industries.

Mark holds an M.S. in Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences from Wayne State University and is pursuing a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) in Environmental Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

 

Jace Butterworth, CIH, CSP

Jace Butterworth, CIH, CSP

Managing Principal

DEKRA

Jace Butterworth is a Principal Industrial Hygiene Consultant at DEKRA and a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and Certified Safety Professional (CSP) with 14 years of EHS experience. He specializes in industrial hygiene risk assessments, exposure monitoring programs, and strategies to improve employee health and safety across industries including manufacturing, aerospace, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical/biotech.

 

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