Asbestors remediation and FAV

Preliminary assessment: Before starting any remediation operation, a specialized team conducts a preliminary assessment to identify the presence of asbestos in structures and determine the degree of hazard. This phase of investigation involves analysis of building materials, visual inspection, and possible sampling for laboratory analysis.

Protection and safety: Asbestos abatement requires the use of protective clothing, filter masks and specific safety equipment to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. Affected areas are properly cordoned off and insulated to prevent the spread of asbestos particles into the surrounding environment.

Controlled removal: Asbestos can be present in various forms, including friable materials (such as fiber cement) and compacted materials. Controlled removal is performed with special attention on friable materials, as they are easier to break down and can release asbestos fibers into the air. During removal, appropriate techniques and tools are used to minimize fiber dispersion.

Safe disposal: After removal, asbestos-containing materials are properly packaged in sealed and properly labeled containers according to local regulations. They are then transported to licensed disposal sites, where they are disposed of safely and in accordance with environmental regulations.

Final Verification: After remediation, final verifications are performed to ensure that all traces of asbestos have been properly removed and that the environment is back safe for occupancy. These verifications may include air analysis, surface sampling, and other quality control measures.

Asbestos and FAV remediation is a highly specialized procedure that requires the expertise of experienced and certified professionals. Its proper execution is essential to protect people's health, prevent environmental pollution, and ensure compliance with applicable safety and health regulations.