Air and surface sampling for COVID-19 and respirator fit testing
As organizations develop plans to get back to work—OR—keep working with less concern for infection, many organizations—possibly yours—are going through a process of DECONTAMINATING YOUR FACILITIES.
Atlantic Environmental, Inc. now has the capability of performing AIR AND SURFACE TESTING TO CONFIRM THAT THE DECONTAMINATION WAS SUCCESSFUL.
We can conduct a sampling survey of your facility and conduct tests needed to ensure that you have a place free of COVID-19.
Specific air and surface samples are now available for the genetic material of COVID-19.
In addition, we have the ability to perform RESPIRATOR FIT TESTING—BOTH QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE.
PLEASE NOTE: OSHA now allows qualitative fit testing for respirators such as N-95’s used for COVID-19 protection.
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