Proxtronics provided the following services to the following divisions of the Surveillance Directorate:

Proxtronics support personnel assigned to the Air Force's Epidemiology Surveillance Branch at Brooks City-Base performed sample sorting and patient data accessioning, provided backup telephone support, and triple maker testing support. The Epidemiology Surveillance Division is a clinical reference laboratory serving 370+ customers worldwide and received a large volume of clinical specimens daily.

Proxtronics support personnel were assigned to the Air Force's Chemistry Laboratory at Brooks City-Base to analyze water, soil, sludge, air, fuels, commercial type products and miscellaneous samples for pollutants/contaminants collected from various locations in and around existing Air Force installations. Proxtronics personnel also provided financial tracking and customer service support.

Proxtronics support personnel assigned to the Air Force's Radioanalytical Branch at Brooks City-Base analyzed swipes, smears, water, soil, sludge, air filters, commercial type products, and miscellaneous samples for content of radioactivity. They also analyzed bioassay samples to determine the internal radiation dose resulting from personnel inhaling or ingesting radionuclides.

Proxtronics support personnel assigned to Air Force's Radiation Dosimetry Branch at Brooks City - Base processed environmental and occupational thermoluminescent dosimeters to assess personnel exposure from external sources of ionizing radiation. They also provided customer service support and dose records management. The procedures and methods used are those required by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP), and recommended by ANSI the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and industry standards.

Proxtronics provides radiological safety survey services and radiation evaluations for DOJ's Bureau of Prisons at more than 100 locations nationwide.

Proxtronics provides x-ray quality assurance inspections, radiation safety training, and hazard detection equipment.

Proxtronics provided radiation dosimetry services to approximately 700 AKDOT&PF personnel through its National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) certified dosimetry laboratory. Additionally, Proxtronics obtained and analyzed exposure reports from AKDOT&PF and previous radiation detection companies used by DOT & PF. Proxtronics developed a one-time report (NRC Form 5 or equivalent) to be distributed to each of the estimated 710 past AKDOT & PF monitored individuals showing their dose while employed by AKDOT&PF.

Proxtronics provides a full range of environmental, safety, and occupational health (ESOH) engineering and management services necessary for the implementation and execution of ESOH projects and programs. Also includes Title I services to prepare the design of ESOH projects, as well as Title II services of supervising, inspection, and oversight of these projects. Proxtronics, working with AFIOH, assists all DOD and non-DOD agencies with their multi-disciplinary environmental, safety and occupational health programs.

Proxtronics provides services to support the Goddard Environmental Team for assigned environmental regulatory requirements and environmental stewardship of the Goddard Space Flight Center includes: Environmental Records Management, Environmental Training, Air Systems Management, Hazardous Waste Collection and Management Activities and Water Program Management. Proxtronics is also responsible for managing the Oil Operations at Goddard Space Flight Center and performing Emergency Spill Response tasks.

Proxtronics provides the FAA Washington Flight Program aircraft cleaning, servicing, and aircraft equipment maintenance for FAA-owned and leased aircrafts at Hanger 6, Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, District of Columbia.

Proxtronics provides Remedial Action Operations/Long Term Management (RAO/LTM) support including operating, maintaining and monitoring of Navy environmental restoration sites that have ongoing remedial actions.

Proxtronics provides occupational health risk evaluations, documentation of potential work exposures evaluation of program area deficiencies, and identification of exposure, sources for 13 USAF Air Combat Command bases. These evaluations include verifying and/or updating chemical inventories, air sampling, identifying and evaluating potential sources of hazardous noise and conducting noise dosimetry, identifying and evaluating ionizing radiation sources, evaluating engineering controls, evaluating confined spaces, determining adequacy of personal protective equipment (PPE), performing ergonomics evaluations and evaluating base hazard communication programs. Proxtronics works with the base Bioenvironmental Engineering Shop (Bio) to provide hands-on over-the-shoulder training of surveys/tasks being performed for any Bio personnel requiring training. Proxtronics works directly with the AFIOH Sampling and Analytical Section on any questions that arise during sampling events. Proxtronics gathers information required to properly document all surveillance and enters that information into the bases' occupational health database, usually the Command Core System. Proxtronics prepares a summary report of activities for each base.

Proxtronics reviewed the ANG's Emergency Responder Program and their allowance standards for in-place patient decontamination, immediate medical response, and Bioenvironmental Engineering detection and met with senior ANG Team Aerospace personnel to facilitate discussions of the review versus current ANG capabilities. Based upon the findings of the discussion, Proxtronics developed specific guidelines for each of the three Emergency Responder Program areas. Proxtronics provided a detailed report on the interaction of the review and the developed guidelines to include technical or policy gaps in capabilities that remained at the completion of this effort.