We can be reached
in the following ways:

Phone: 281-482-7147
Fax: 281-482-7203
e-mail: mehi@wt.net

McKee Environmental Health, Inc.
303 Westfield Ln.
Friendswood, TX
77546

McKee Environmental Health, Inc.

Statement of Qualifications

1. Statement of Qualifications

McKee Environmental (MEHI) was found in 1982 by Ronald S. McKee, Certified Industrial Hygienist. MEHI is a State of Texas Asbestos Consultant Agency and State Licensed Lead Firm. McKee Environmental Health Inc. is a State Licensed Asbestos Lab for fiber counts (PCM). MEHI is also Accredited for asbestos (PCM) by the American Industrial Hygiene Association. MEHI is a State of Texas Licensed Mold Assessment company.

2. Staff (8)

1. Directed by Certified Industrial Hygienist: Ronald S. McKee
  B.S. Chemistry, University of Houston
2. State Licensed Asbestos Consultants and Mold Assessment Consultants
   a. R.S. McKee, B.S. Chemistry, UH
3. Indoor Air Quality Investigators
   a. Sherry Foster – State Licensed Asbestos Air Technician/Project Manager and Mold Assessement Consultant
4. State Licensed Asbestos Inspector – Judy McKee, B.S. Edu, UH
5. Office Manager: Kathy Murphy, B.S. Technology, UH

3. Client and Professional References

1. Bill Moore, UH/FP&C
2. Harry Stenvall, UH/CL
3. Christ McCall, UH/D
4. Robert Tribble, Houston Community College System
5. Peggy Caruso, Katy I.S.D.

4. Insurance Certificate

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5. Current Workload and Project Types

1. Averaging 10/week residential and commercial mold investigations.
2. Investigative capacity at 20% currently
3. Mold investigations: Medical clinics, residences, office buildings, schools and universities
:4. State Licensed Mold Assessment
5. Asbestos and lead-based paint surveys
6. State Licensed Asbestos Lab (PCM)
7. State Licensed Lead Firm

6. Relative Project Experience

1. Residential Investigations – 5000+
2. HCCS – Central Campus
3. University of Houston (Central, Downtown, Clear Lake)
4. Tellepsen Builders
5. Stewart and Stevenson (Plant and Offices) – Sealy, Houston, Jacintoport
6. Industrial Specialists (Plant Projects)

7. Indoor Air Quality Survey Strategy

1. Review maintenance records for possible moisture sources (Leaks, HVAC problems, etc.).
2. Record temperature and humidity readings in affected and unaffected areas.
3. Collect digital photos of suspect areas.
4. Collect air and bulk samples for mold plus outside samples for comparison. Wall check samples may be needed to check wall cavities.
5. Relate CAD floor plan to sample locations.
6. Relate high relative mold readings to areas needing remediation.
7. Perform moisture tests on building materials to help determine extent of wet materials.
8. Recommend remediation procedures to remove mold without spreading spores throughout the building.
9. Perform visual inspections after remediation.
10. Verify completion of remediation with spore air tests and tape-lifts.

Note: Culture plates can be collected using our Andersen SN-6 single state viable impactor or with sterile swabs if viable fungi levels are to be determined.