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A heartfelt thank you to everyone who visited Specto Technology at ICGSM 2026.🇺🇸
This conference was more than an exhibition opportunity - it was a milestone moment for Specto Technology and a strong reflection of the trust, recognition, and growing impact we have built within the geotechnical and structural monitoring community.
The conversations and connections throughout the event with leading engineering consultants, industry experts, vendors, partners, and professionals from around the world demonstrated the strength of our technology, our expertise, and our commitment to advancing monitoring solutions.
A special thank you to the entire Specto Technology team who helped make this success possible:
👏 Edmund Kirby - Co-Founder & CEO
👏 Tyree Williams - Director of Instrumentation Sales & Business Development, Vice President
👏 Eric Boucher - Technical Director, Vice President
👏 Michael Eno - Senior Technical Sales Engineer
👏 Andrea Sealy - Business Development Executive
👏 Aaron Patrick - Geospatial Systems Specialist
👏 Chris Garcia - Product Development and Quality Control Manager
👏 Mark Pitre - Technical Support Coordinator
👏 Rijo Varughese - Technical Support Engineer
👏 Matt Hartz - Business Development Executive
👏 Jovan Hicks - Technical Sales Engineer
Your technical knowledge, dedication, and passion for helping customers solve complex monitoring challenges represent what Specto Technology stands for.
🏆A special recognition to Tyree Williams for the vision and leadership behind our continued growth in the geotechnical and structural monitoring market, and to Ildiko Grundmann - Office Manager for the outstanding organization, coordination, and attention to detail that helped make this event experience exceptional.
🎉Our Specto Technology Networking Event on June 9th was a highlight of the conference, bringing together more than 100 clients, partners, industry experts, and friends for an evening of meaningful conversations, collaboration, and connection.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to the ICGSM 2026 conference team for delivering an outstanding event and creating a valuable platform for innovation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration across the global monitoring community.
This was a defining moment for Specto Technology, and we are excited to continue building on this momentum.
06/23/2026
🚧 “You can’t measure airborne PCBs in real time”
Specto Technology can help you!
https://hubs.ly/Q04mj57P0
One of the biggest challenges on PCB cleanup projects?
There is still no direct-reading instrument for airborne PCBs in real time.
That means remediation teams must rely on PM10 as the operational proxy for PCB-bearing dust while making field decisions live during excavation, demolition, haul routes, and sediment work.
⚠️Downwind PM10 alone is not defensible anymore”
Downwind PM10 readings alone do not explain whether the site is contributing fugitive dust.
Background particulate levels can spike from weather, nearby traffic, industrial activity, or regional dust events - creating major interpretation challenges during TSCA PCB remediation projects.
That is why EPA guidance increasingly points toward upwind/downwind evaluation and rolling-average approaches.
🏘️“Community complaints can change a remediation project fast”
PCB remediation projects near residential areas face a difficult reality:
One visible dust event or odor complaint can trigger increased scrutiny, additional monitoring requests, work slowdowns, or demands for stronger dust controls.
Several EPA PCB cleanup case studies emphasize perimeter air monitoring, fugitive dust suppression, and documentation as critical parts of maintaining defensible operations near sensitive receptors.
📊“Manual PM10 interpretation is becoming operationally unsustainable”
Many remediation teams are still manually tracking:
• wind shifts
• upwind/downwind changes
• rolling averages
• exceedance calculations
• field response documentation
On dynamic remediation sites, that can become operationally overwhelming - especially during active excavation, demolition, or sediment work where conditions change constantly.
EPA’s TSCA PCB framework increasingly emphasizes continuous monitoring, rapid response, and defensible records
06/17/2026
📍 Specto Technology, MGM Springfield, MA
📅 Day 2 of
Environmental monitoring is about more than collecting data - it's about making informed decisions that keep projects compliant, efficient, and moving forward.
✨If you're attending NSCW today, stop by the Specto Technology booth and connect with Tim Norris and Dan Moynihan. With years of experience supporting remediation, redevelopment, and environmental consulting projects, they're ready to discuss practical monitoring strategies for air quality, noise, and vibration challenges.
Can't make it to Springfield? Bring the conversation to your office with a complimentary Specto Technology Lunch & Learn:
👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04lGRYB0
06/10/2026
Happy Work Anniversary, Matt! 🎉
Thank you for the impact you continue to make across our Team and for the trusted partnerships you help build with our clients.
Cheers to another great year at Specto Technology!
06/09/2026
🚧 PM10 monitoring at PCB remediation sites is not just about collecting data.
The challenge is understanding site contribution in real time.
Specto Technology helps automate:
✔ Rolling-average PM10 calculations
✔ Upwind/downwind evaluation
✔ Wind-based interpretation
✔ PM10 exceedance alerts
✔ Reporting workflows for TSCA PCB projects
This allows remediation teams to make faster field decisions and maintain clearer documentation throughout the project lifecycle.
Talk to Specto Technology about real-time PM10 monitoring solutions for TSCA PCB cleanup projects:
https://hubs.ly/Q04kwtTl0
Eddie helps bring our geotechnical and structural monitoring systems to life in the workshop, making sure they’re rock solid before heading to the field.
If you think “nuts and bolts” is just a phrase, Eddie will prove otherwise.
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