Auxier & Associates is a unique group of professionals providing technical consulting services in health physics and related fields. Specific areas of expertise include radiation surveys; licensing and delicensing; radiation protection program planning and audits; dosimetry; environmental dose and risk assessment; health physics support of decontamination and decommissioning; site characterization; environmental fate and transport modeling; and naturally occurring radioactive material detection and management.
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Founded by John A. Auxier, Ph. D., CHP, a world-renowned expert in nuclear engineering and health physics in 1992, Auxier & Associates, Inc. (Auxier) is a leader in the health, safety and environmental consulting field. With over 200 years of cumulative experience in health physics and related fields, we provide a full spectrum of radiation consulting services to a variety of clients.
Our company's purpose is to provide world-class environmental and industrial service solutions to our clients, by living our Core Values, SPIRIT. PEOPLE - Committed to creating an environment where our people can deliver extraordinary results. RESULTS - Delivering valuable solutions to our customers, a safe working environment, and profitability to our stakeholders.
Auxier & Associates was founded in 1992 by John A. Auxier, Ph. D., CHP, a world-renowned expert in nuclear engineering and health physics with over 50 years of scientific and managerial experience. He brought together an exceptional, experienced team of scientists to fulfill the needs and demands of our clients, while at the same time maintaining the highest degree of quality in the most cost-effective manner.
We have over 30 years of experience in radiological management and have performed over $20 million worth of remediation, consulting and waste disposal services. Auxier's scientists and technicians possess multiple years of experience providing high quality services to our clients with a commitment to excellence.
Site surveys and characterizations to determine the nature and extent of radiological contamination. Site operational history, physical environment, and data from any known contamination sources are used in planning a site characterization. An integral part of a radiological site characterization is a radiation survey using specialized detection equipment.
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