Dr. Andrew Maier has more than 30 years of professional work experience in the areas of environmental health, occupational hygiene, and toxicology. He has provided oversight for diverse risk and safety assessment projects and spearheaded new initiatives. In his capacity as an industrial hygienist, toxicologist, and risk assessor, he has led numerous projects and has coauthored toxicological reviews, technical reports, and human health risk assessment documents for several hundred individual substances. These assessments include critical examination of epidemiology and toxicology data for deriving cancer and noncancer risk values. He also completed numerous cancer risk assessments, including critical examination of mode of action and human relevance considerations using weight of evidence methods in support of dose-response assessments for EPA and California Proposition 65 issues.
Dr. Maier has an established history in occupational toxicology and industrial hygiene and has managed industrial hygiene programs for a diverse array of facilities while serving as an industrial hygienist in the petrochemical industry. He has also directed academic and continuing education courses on evaluating workplace exposures. Based on this experience, he is well versed in the areas of occupational, consumer, and environmental exposure assessment, development and implementation of control strategies, hazard communication and training, and health and safety management systems. He has recently served in facilitating multistakeholder dialogs among federal agency (EPA, OSHA, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health [NIOSH]) and professional society practitioners (AIHA) in methods for the conduct of occupational risk assessments.
Dr. Maier continues to be actively engaged in developing research to improve risk assessment approaches through the integration of basic biology and risk assessment science. Recently his research efforts have focused on methods and approaches for using biological exposure and effect markers to reduce uncertainties in risk assessment and methodologies for deriving occupational exposure limits. He has served for multiple reappointments as a Toxicology Fellow at NIOSH in support of exposure limit methods development, and currently holds such a position with a focus on expanding the coverage of occupational exposure limits (OELs) for worker health protection using new approach methodologies.
Dr. Maier remains active in communicating his findings to the broader scientific community through active participation and leadership in professional societies, routine publication of his work, development and conduct of training courses, and presentation of invited lecturers. Current efforts include developing and improving the use of collaborative approaches to resolving chemical exposure and risk issues.
Ph.D., Toxicology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2000
M.S., Industrial Health, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1989
B.S., Natural Resources, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, 1988
Certified in Comprehensive Industrial Hygiene Practice (CIH)
Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology (DABT)
Fellow of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA)
CPR/First Aid/AED training, 2020
Cardno Leadership Series, 2020
Ethics in Industrial Hygiene. AIHA course, 2020
Contaminated Site Risk Assessment. (8-hour course offered internally by Cardno experts), 2019
Health Hazard Awareness (OSHA #7205 6-hour course). 2016
Evacuation and Emergency Planning Course (OSHA #7105 6-hour course). 2015
Respiratory Protection (OSHA #2225 26-hour course). 2015
Hazardous Materials (OSHA #2015 26-hour course). 2015
OSHA for Small Businesses (OSHA #7510 4-hour course). 2014
Blood Borne Pathogens (OSHA #7200 8-hour course). 2014
Managing the Media (3-hour course). 2010
Media Management Intensive Course (40-hour course). 1993
Asbestos Remediation Management (24-hour course). 1993
OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (40-hour course). 1993
Environmental Aspects of Property Transactions (24-hour course). Chicago, IL. 1992
Team Communication Skills Development (40-hour course). 1992
Targeted Selection – Employee Recruiting (24-hour course). 1992
Science Liaison Committee. Served as representative of the AIHA (2019–2020)
American Industrial Hygiene Association, Science Symposium Committee (2009–2012)
American Board of Industrial Hygiene, Diplomate (CIH since 1994)
American Board of Toxicology – Diplomate (DABT since 2004)
American Industrial Hygiene Association, Diplomate Member (since 1990)
American Industrial Hygiene Association, Workplace Environmental and Exposure Levels Committee, Full Member (since 2001; Chair 2009; Publications Coordinator, 2013–Present)
American Industrial Hygiene Association, Biological Environmental Exposure Levels Committee. Full Member (2007–2009)
Ohio Society For Risk Analysis – Member (2001–2004; President 2004)
Society of Toxicology, Full Member (since 1995)
Society of Toxicology, Member Occupational and Public Health Specialty Section (member since 2004; President 2013)
Society for Risk Analysis, Full Member (2006–2013)
Society of Toxicology (SOT) Risk Assessment Specialty Section Best Abstract Award. March 2023.
SOT Risk Assessment Specialty Section, Honorable Mention for Best Abstract Award. March 2023.
Best Poster Award 2022 Society for Risk Analysis. December 2022.
Herbert E. Stokinger Award. Awarded annually by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists. August 2021.
Edward J. Baier, Technical Achievement Award. American Industrial Hygiene Association. May 2020.
Named Fellow of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. May 2018.
Society of Toxicology. Risk Assessment Specialty Section Top 10 Best Risk-assessment Related Abstracts, 2018.
Society of Toxicology. Risk Assessment Specialty Section Top 10 Best Risk-assessment Related Abstracts, 2018.
American Industrial Hygiene Association. Best Poster of Session. 2014.
AIHA. Best Poster of Conference. 2012.
Alliance for Chemical Safety Risk Reduction Award. 2012.
AIHA. Best Poster in Session. 2011.
Alliance for Chemical Safety Risk Reduction Award. 2011.
AIHA. Outstanding Project Team Award. 2010.
Alliance for Chemical Safety Risk Communication Award. 2009.
AIHA. 2nd Place for Best Overall Poster. 2009.
AIHA. Risk Assessment and Toxicology Committees; Best Poster Award. 2008.
Society of Toxicology Risk Assessment Specialty Section; Honorable Mention for Best Risk Assessment Poster. 2008.
AIHA. Risk Assessment Committee; Best Poster Award. 2006.
Society of Toxicology Risk Assessment Specialty Section; Honorable Mention for Best Risk Assessment Poster. 2005.
Society of Toxicology Risk Assessment Specialty Section; Honorable Mention for Best Risk Assessment Poster. 2003.
State of West Virginia Environmental Stewardship Award. 2002.
AIHA. Risk Assessment Committee; Best Poster Award. 2002.
Department of Environmental Health, University of Cincinnati, Robert C. Christian Memorial Award for Cell Biology. 2000.
Society of Toxicology, Carl C. Smith Mechanisms in Toxicology Award, second place. 1998.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Science to Achieve Results Pre-doctoral Fellowship. 1998.
M. Andrew Maier, Ph.D., CIH, DABT, Fellow AIHA Principal, Toxicology, Health, and Ecological Sciences
Dr. Andrew Maier has more than 30 years of professional work experience in the areas of environmental health, occupational hygiene, and toxicology. He has provided oversight for diverse risk and safety assessment projects and spearheaded new initiatives. In his capacity as an industrial hygienist, toxicologist, and risk assessor, he has led numerous projects and has coauthored toxicological reviews, technical reports, and human health risk assessment documents for several hundred individual substances. These assessments include critical examination of epidemiology and toxicology data for deriving cancer and noncancer risk values. He also completed numerous cancer risk assessments, includi...
Dr. Andrew Maier has more than 30 years of professional work experience in the areas of environmental health, occupational hygiene, and toxicology. He has provided oversight for diverse risk and safety assessment projects and spearheaded new initiatives. In his capacity as an industrial hygienist, toxicologist, and risk assessor, he has led numerous projects and has coauthored toxicological reviews, technical reports, and human health risk assessment documents for several hundred individual substances. These assessments include critical examination of epidemiology and toxicology data for deriving cancer and noncancer risk values. He also completed numerous cancer risk assessments, including critical examination of mode of action and human relevance considerations using weight of evidence methods in support of dose-response assessments for EPA and California Proposition 65 issues.
Dr. Maier has an established history in occupational toxicology and industrial hygiene and has managed industrial hygiene programs for a diverse array of facilities while serving as an industrial hygienist in the petrochemical industry. He has also directed academic and continuing education courses on evaluating workplace exposures. Based on this experience, he is well versed in the areas of occupational, consumer, and environmental exposure assessment, development and implementation of control strategies, hazard communication and training, and health and safety management systems. He has recently served in facilitating multistakeholder dialogs among federal agency (EPA, OSHA, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health [NIOSH]) and professional society practitioners (AIHA) in methods for the conduct of occupational risk assessments.
Dr. Maier continues to be actively engaged in developing research to improve risk assessment approaches through the integration of basic biology and risk assessment science. Recently his research efforts have focused on methods and approaches for using biological exposure and effect markers to reduce uncertainties in risk assessment and methodologies for deriving occupational exposure limits. He has served for multiple reappointments as a Toxicology Fellow at NIOSH in support of exposure limit methods development, and currently holds such a position with a focus on expanding the coverage of occupational exposure limits (OELs) for worker health protection using new approach methodologies.
Dr. Maier remains active in communicating his findings to the broader scientific community through active participation and leadership in professional societies, routine publication of his work, development and conduct of training courses, and presentation of invited lecturers. Current efforts include developing and improving the use of collaborative approaches to resolving chemical exposure and risk issues.
- Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Toxicology
- Risk Assessment Documents, Toxicity Summaries, and Screening Assessments
- Risk Assessment Research and Methods Development
- Litigation Support