asbestos remediation Articles
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Cedar Rapids Flooding case study
Services Performed Emergency remediation response, industrial hygiene, asbestos consulting and mold/indoor air quality (IAQ) testing Summary During the summer of 2008, major flooding of the Cedar River occurred which covered the downtown area in floodwaters. Many buildings including municipal and county government facilities needed to be cleaned, repaired and returned to service. Our Catastrophe ...
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Langstone Technology Park – Case Study
Project Highlights Over the last 10 years, Envirochem have been responsible for managing the asbestos at Langstone Technology Park, including the reassessment of the Asbestos containing materials, organising remedial and asbestos removal work, along with analytical monitoring during these works and the provision of asbestos awareness training to ensure the maintenance team observe best practice ...
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JCB Uttoxter - Case Study
CLIENT: JCB RECLAMATION STRATEGY: Integrated E-Clay Stabilisation, E-Clay Permeable Reactive Barrier, asbestos amanagement and material management. CONTAMINATION: Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon, Polycyclic Aromtaic Hydocarbon and asbestos END USE: Residential Site Background & History The former JCB Heavy Products Manufacturing Site is located at the southern end of Uttoxeter town ...
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Bird droppings – a strange, but real hazard!
Anyone who has lived or worked in a city or even a small town with a city hall or churches with bell towers knows the problem – Pigeons! Also called “winged rats,” they love to roost in abandoned buildings, on the ledges of office buildings, skyscrapers, in bell towers and especially on statues in parks. But roosting isn’t all they do. We’re all familiar with the ...
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Bird Droppings – A Strange but Real Human Hazard
If you need assistance with pigeon/ bird droppings as discussed in this article, call us at 1-800-344-4414 or email us at info@atlenv.com for details and a free estimate. Written By: Robert E. Sheriff, MS, CIH, CSP, President Bird Droppings Pigeons, “Winged Rats” Anyone who has lived or worked in a city or even a small town with a city hall or churches with bell towers knows the ...
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Bird Droppings – A Strange but Real Human Hazard
Posted by atlanticei If you need assistance with bird droppings as discussed in this article, call us at 1-800-344-4414 or email us at info@atlenv.comfor details and a free estimate. Written By: Robert E. Sheriff, MS, CIH, CSP, President October 3, 2018, Updated Oct. 28, 2019 Pigeons, “Winged Rats” Anyone who has lived or worked in a city or even a small town with a city hall ...
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Emergency remediation response case study
Services Performed Emergency remediation response, oil and hazardous waste consulting and a mold/indoor air quality (IAQ) testing Summary Following the flooding of the Spicket River during the Spring 2006, EFI Global was engaged to evaluate a nursing home in Lawrence, MA. After the initial environmental evaluation, our team observed that the basement and entire first floor of the nursing home ...
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Case Study: Arjo Wiggins Factory Site, North Hykeham
In January 2000, Blackwell were appointed as the main contractor for the remediation of an industrial site in Lincolnshire. The site was formerly used in the manufacture of thermal papers, had become contaminated with metalliferous mercy, zinc and asbestos. Site remediation was primarily driven by high ground water vulnerability. Following a comprehensive option study, volume reduction by Soils ...
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Southampton General Hospital – Case Study
Project Highlights Envirochem work very closely with the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and their chosen contractors to assist in the management of asbestos containing materials within all buildings owned and managed by the trust. Project Description For the past few years we have assisted the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the management of ...
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Case Study: 255 West Fifth Street, San Pedro
Ellis has just completed the administration of abatement at this 11-story former office building in San Pedro. Because the building was scheduled for demolition through explosive implosion, Ellis had to ensure that all potentially hazardous materials (which could become airborne during demolition) were first removed. To do this, Ellis specified and procured bids for the removal of all ...
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Fawley Power Station– Case Study
Project Highlights Asbestos air monitoring associated with asbestos removal and remediation was undertaken on the Fawley Power Station site on a daily basis for a duration of four years on behalf of CAPE Plc. Demolition asbestos survey have also been undertaken of all buildings due to demolished as a consequence of the closure of the plant and the proposed decommissioning and demolition. The ...
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Asbestos contaminated soil removal - Glasgow
Asbestos Contaminated Soil Remediation Client: Hawkshead Properties Ltd Challenge: Removal of asbestos contaminated demolition material adjacent to residential housing and canal. Monitor air borne dust particulates and swab cleaned surfaces to validate target levels. Backfill excavations and make safes vertical drops. Applied technology: Excavation and removal of material to a licensed ...
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Bird Droppings – A Strange but Real Human Hazard
Pigeons, “Winged Rats” Anyone who has lived or worked in a city or even a small town with a city hall or churches with bell towers knows the problem – Pigeons! Also called “winged rats,” they love to roost in abandoned buildings, on the ledges of office buildings, skyscrapers, in bell towers and especially on statues in parks. BIRD DROPPINGS – A STRANGE BUT ...
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Asbestos contaminated soil case study
An active gypsum manufacturing facility discovered they had a large area of gypsum waste containing asbestos mixed with soil at the back of their property. The waste had accumulated over the years before the dangers of asbestos were known and now required remediation due to communication wires buried in the waste. Excavators could not be used due to the presence of the communication wires that ...
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Suggested Practice for Remediation of Highly Infectious Biological Agent Contamination in Indoor Environments
Untitled Document PURPOSE This suggested practice describes those basic procedures to be followed, and precautions to be observed, when performing remediation and restoration of non-laboratory indoor environments known or suspected to harbor contamination from potentially infectious biological agents, especially those recognized as being easily aerosolized and thus ...
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