Overview

Some hazardous materials fall outside common categories like asbestos or lead but still require controlled handling. These are often encountered during renovation, demolition, or industrial work.

We identify and manage site-specific hazards, ensuring they are handled appropriately based on the material and conditions.

Inspection & Assessment

These materials are not always obvious, so site conditions are reviewed before work proceeds.

The assessment process includes:

Inspecting suspect materials and components

Sampling and testing where needed

Evaluating risks based on condition and planned work

This ensures materials are properly identified before handling begins.

Handling & Removal

Each material is managed using methods suited to its properties and the site conditions.

Some examples are:

Removal of mercury-containing devices and spill cleanup

Identification and handling of PCB-containing materials

Silica dust control during cutting or drilling

Where multiple hazards exist, they are handled together in a coordinated way.

Containment

Controls are adjusted based on the materials involved and the type of work being performed.

Controls are implemented through:

Isolating active work areas

Setting up containment where required

Coordinating with ongoing site activities

This keeps work organized and contained without impacting surrounding areas.

Disposal

Disposal requirements vary depending on the type of material involved, with each requiring specific handling and approved processing. See our Hazardous Waste Disposal page.

Related Services

Hazardous materials are often found alongside other issues, requiring a broader scope of work.

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