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Mark Drozdov, MS, SSM, FSM, BSI, RSO, CAI, CMA, GPRO, continually on the leading edge of best-practice programs development, implementation, and management, successfully built an Environmental Health, Safety & Sustainability firm (CES now BSI) that for over three decades executed a diverse range of notable projects in EHS - including Testing, HazMat Remediation Engineering, Industrial Hygiene, Risk Assessment, Hazards Identification, Compliance, Training, Certification and Audits. Mark has many affiliations including with the Cooper U. Program in EHS, OSHA and Green Building Standards, AIHA/RIA/IICRC COVID-19 Joint Task Force, IICRC Board of Directors, Vice Chair of the IICRC’s BSR/IICRC S410 Standard development for Infection Control During Professional Cleaning and Maintenance of the Commercial Built Environment, AIHA Chair Gov. Relations, Risk & Standards Advisory ISO45001,31000, Z10, Chair ASSP NYC Technical programs & Delegate and co-authored “Back to Work Safely Guidelines” and “COVID Industry Report” (now in 4th edition).
As we seek to return to normalcy without a vaccine, COVID-19 confronts us with a troubling reality. We spend 90% of our time indoors in the U.S. and Europe, and scientific evidence indicates we are nearly 20 times more likely to be infected by the virus indoors than outdoors.
