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2018

Asbestos in soil poses a significant liability and health risk

April 19th, 2018 | in Asbestos
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Asbestos in soil poses a significant liability and health risk

Many properties have soil contaminated with asbestos due to demolition contractors in the past not utilizing appropriate asbestos abatement procedures and/or through historically substandard practices by manufacturers and construction trades. There are a number of ways that properties became contaminated with asbestos. Below are just a few examples:

  • Manufacturers dumping tailings and/or asbestos bi-product and waste on their property
  • Lack of and/or inadequate procedures employed during demolition of buildings/facilities
  • Demolition debris containing asbestos buried on properties
  • Mismanaged fire debris cleanup
  • Crushing of underground asbestos cement pipe during excavation
  • Illegal dumping
  • Asbestos landfills at often unmarked and unapproved locations
  • Historical waste from installation of asbestos siding, roofing, asbestos containing mechanical insulation, asbestos fire and acoustic spray, etc.

 

asbestos contamination removalEnviro-Vac has the infrastructure and technical expertise to undertake asbestos contaminated soils efficiently and safely. Our knowledge gained through four decades in remediating buildings, facilities and soils enables us to provide cost effective and practical solutions to the safe remediation process using trained and experienced personnel supported by Asbestos Institute and AHERA trained professionals backed by over four decades of experience.

Enviro-Vac will develop tailor-made solutions for the removal of asbestos and or asbestos contaminated soil based on each particular site condition that dove-tails with the clients and regulatory requirements.


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