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Cleaner Air Oregon
Nederman helps Oregon manufacturers proactively improve industrial air quality through engineered, compliant dust collection and fume extraction systems that support cleaner, safer production.
Cleaner Air Oregon is a health-based air toxics program designed to evaluate and reduce potential health risks from industrial emissions. For Oregon manufacturers, it can create a need to better understand emission sources, evaluate existing controls and identify practical opportunities for risk reduction.
Nederman helps manufacturers capture and filter airborne contaminants generated by industrial processes. Our Clean Air Experts evaluate each facility’s applications, processes and operational requirements to develop an engineered solution for effective dust and fume control.
Whether your facility is preparing for a Cleaner Air Oregon review, evaluating emission-reduction measures or planning a future expansion, Nederman can help identify filtration improvements that support your air quality and production goals.
Evaluate dust and fume-generating processes throughout your facility
Identify opportunities to capture contaminants at or near the source
Engineer dust collection and fume extraction systems for your application
Support system documentation, airflow requirements and equipment specifications
Improve system performance through controls, monitoring and ongoing service
Addressing industrial air emissions often requires more than selecting a dust collector. Nederman considers source capture, ductwork, filtration, controls, system performance and facility needs as part of a complete solution—helping protect people, planet and production.
Some air quality or facility improvement projects may qualify for state, local, utility or other grant and incentive programs. When an applicable opportunity is identified, Nederman can help define the proposed equipment scope and provide the technical information needed to support an application.
Funding availability and eligibility vary by program. Nederman does not determine eligibility or guarantee funding, regulatory approval or compliance.
Start with an evaluation of your processes, existing filtration equipment and air quality objectives. Our team can help determine the next steps toward a cleaner, safer and more efficient facility.
Learn more about the Cleaner Air Oregon program through the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
