York’s Robert Q. Bradley Elected Chairperson of Connecticut’s ELAC

York’s Robert Q. Bradley Elected
Chairperson of Connecticut’s ELAC

York’s Robert Q. Bradley was elected Chairperson of the Connecticut Department of Public Health’s Environmental Laboratory Advisory Committee (CT-ELAC).

CT-ELAC committee members are appointed by the Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Health to advise the State on issues related to environmental laboratory regulation and technical matters. The group is also involved in providing technical assistance to the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP).

In addition to his role as Chairperson, Bob is active in the CT DEEP QA/QC work group which is involved in many regulatory initiatives, including updating the CT RCP protocols.

Click here to read more about Bob, who has been a driving force behind York’s strong and steady growth and is one of the foremost analytical sample analyses experts in the Northeast.

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