🌍 Millions of Americans rely on groundwater that is contaminated with PFAS chemicals. At Criterion Labs, we stay at the forefront of environmental testing, providing accredited PFAS testing to ensure the safety of drinking water for private well owners and public water suppliers alike. Our mission is to help communities and individuals understand their water quality and protect public health through expert, science-backed testing. Give us a call for more information: (215) 244-1300. #WaterSafety #PFASExpert #EnvironmentalTesting #CriterionLabs #PublicHealth https://lnkd.in/eshN8_HV
Criterion Labs Inc.
Environmental Services
Bensalem Township, Pennsylvania 586 followers
For all your environmental needs.
About us
Criterion provides rapid and reliable solutions to occupational and environmental health problems. Criterion offers a full spectrum of testing, assessment and training services to help our commercial, industrial, and government clients manage their assets, minimize environmental and health liabilities and plan for continued operation or growth through prudent assessment of potential risks. Our staff of Certified Industrial Hygienists, Professional Engineers, Industrial Hygienists and licensed Asbestos and Lead Professionals perform sampling and analyses using state-of-the-art monitoring and testing equipment. We understand that environmental issues demand expert attention in a timely fashion from "recognition through evaluation to control.” Criterion Laboratories, Inc. (ID 100424) utilizes NAICS codes 541620 and 541380 and is accredited by the AIHA Laboratory Accreditation Programs (AIHA-LAP), LLC in the IHLAP; EMLAP and ELLAP accreditation programs for PLM, PCM; Air-Direct Examination; and Airborne Dust, Paint, Settled Dust by Wipe and Soil for Fields of Testing as documented by the Scope of Accreditation Certificate and associated Scope. Additionally, Criterion Laboratories, Inc. is certified by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) Environmental Legionella Isolation Techniques Evaluation (ELITE) Program for the determination of Legionella in water by culture and holds accreditation from the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP ID 102046-0) for the determination of asbestos in bulk samples by PLM. Criterion is accredited by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) for Drinking Water (Lead, Heterotrophic Bacteria; Total coliform & E. coli).
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- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Bensalem Township, Pennsylvania
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1986
- Specialties
- Environmental Testing, Environmental Consultation, Laboratory Analysis, and Environmental Training
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400 Street Rd
Suite 100
Bensalem Township, Pennsylvania 19020, US
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At Criterion Labs, we're proud to celebrate the amazing accomplishments of our team members both in and out of the office. Recently, Sean Rahill took on the challenge of the 2024 City Invincible Track Ultra Race and crushed it! 🏃♂️💨 Sean ran an incredible 67+ miles, securing 5th place overall and taking 1st in his age bracket. 🎉 Your determination, endurance, and commitment are truly inspiring. Thank you for bringing the same drive and passion to everything you do at Criterion Labs! 💪👏 #Endurance #Preparation #TeamAchievement #ProudEmployer #CityInvincibleUltra #CriterionLabs
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I’m excited to announce the successful completion of my 6-month co-op at Criterion Labs Inc.! I want to express my deepest gratitude to Adam Weltz, our CEO, for his inspiring leadership, and to our Lab Director Andrew Schwab for his constant guidance and support. A special shoutout to my amazing coworkers Collin Marrs, Michael Hess, Kyla Ford, Sarah Kleinbrahm and Craig Hudson, who made every day at the lab a great learning experience. And a special shoutout to Lauren Mitchell, our Lab Coordinator, and my fellow intern Alessio Gianni! During this co-op, I discovered my love for microbiology—something I had no past experience with! I primarily worked on Legionella, along with Coliform and Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) analyses. Additionally, I gained valuable experience in Lead Wipes and Total Organic Carbon (TOC) testing. I also learned the basics of Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM), adding a new dimension to my skill set. In addition to these technical skills, I improved my time management, enabling me to process over 100 samples of Legionella, HPC, or lead in a single day. I also focused on collaborating effectively with my team, recognizing individual strengths, and helping to delegate tasks in a way that enhanced our productivity and allowed us to tackle complex projects more smoothly. The knowledge and experience I’ve gained have been invaluable, and I’m excited to apply these skills in future endeavors. Thank you Criterion Labs Inc., for this incredible opportunity! Here’s to the next chapter!
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Criterion Labs had an incredible time at Citizens Bank Park, cheering on the Phillies together! Philadelphia sports fans have unmatched energy, and being there as a team made it even more special. It was fun to share in the excitement as we support our favorite home team! 🥳 #TeamOuting #PhiladelphiaSports #CriterionLabs #GoPhillies #WorkLifeBalance
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Criterion had it's very first Photo Day! 📸 A huge thanks to everyone who participated and made it such a success! We captured some fantastic shots that reflect our vibrant company culture. #PhotoDay #CompanyCulture
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A very happy birthday to Criterion's Training Manager, Andy Ward! 🎂 We are so happy to celebrate another year with you at Criterion! Enjoy the cake and have a fantastic day! #happybirthday #celebrate #philliephanatic
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Criterion Labs commends the EPA for their work to prevent further PFAS contamination. We’re proud to be a PFAS testing partner via our participation in the EPA UCMR 5 program.
We’re finalizing a rule that prevents companies from starting or resuming the manufacture or processing of 329 PFAS that have not been made or used for many years without a complete EPA review and risk determination. In the past, these chemicals may have been used in many industries in a variety of ways, including as binding agents, surfactants, in the production of sealants and gaskets, and may also have been released into the environment. Without this rule, companies could have resumed uses of these PFAS absent notification to and review by EPA. We’re using every tool at our disposal to protect people from PFAS. https://lnkd.in/eMYhfVw4
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