Christine Robinson is an industrial hygienist and environmental scientist with more than 17 years of experience conducting indoor air quality assessments. She is the founder of AQTS Inc., a consulting firm that has allowed her to blend fieldwork with her passion for teaching and mentoring. Dr. Robinson is a full-time faculty member at Columbia Southern University, where she teaches graduate-level courses in advanced industrial hygiene and occupational safety and health. She also serves as chair for doctoral candidates in the OSH program.
In construction, manufacturing, and other high-exertion industries, heat exposure is predictable, measurable, and something we see season after season. Yet many heat illness prevention efforts still focus primarily on what happens during the work shift.
