Bioenvironmental Engineering is a process of using engineering principles to reduce and solve environmental health risks and dangers caused by human activity It may comprise four general areas of work: radiation, industrial hygiene, environmental protection and emergency response.

What does a Bioenvironmental Engineering do?

Bioenvironmental Engineering blends engineering and preventive medicine. Their role is to identify and evaluate environments that could harm Air Force members, employees, and families. The data from these evaluations help design measures that prevent illness and injury.

What does a bioenvironmental engineer do in the Air Force?

Bioenvironmental Engineering Airmen help the wing's mission by inspecting occupational and environmental conditions to ensure Airmen have a safe working environment. The unit's mission is to provide reliable health risk expertise to optimize human performance and prevent adverse health effects of Airmen on base.