Asbestos is often associated with older buildings constructed during the middle of the 20th century. Because its health risks have been widely recognized for decades, it is easy to assume that asbestos is no longer relevant to modern construction...
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Why Air Monitoring Is Important During Demolition or Remediation
Demolition and environmental remediation projects can disturb materials that have remained untouched for decades. When these materials are cut, removed, broken, or otherwise disturbed, potentially hazardous particles may become airborne. Air...
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How Are Job Sites Contained During Abatement Projects?
Containment is one of the most important aspects of any hazardous material abatement project. Whether contractors are removing asbestos, lead-based paint, or other regulated materials, preventing contaminants from spreading beyond the work area...
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What Safety Equipment Is Used in Hazardous Material Removal?
Hazardous material removal is one of the most highly regulated and safety-focused fields in construction and environmental services. Whether dealing with asbestos, lead-based paint, hazardous chemicals, or contaminated building materials, environmental...
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How Do Environmental Contractors Protect Workers and the Public?
Environmental contractors play a critical role in keeping people safe when hazardous materials are discovered in homes, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and public spaces. Whether removing asbestos, remediating lead hazards, cleaning...
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What Sets an IECA Member Apart from Other Contractors?
When selecting a contractor for environmental remediation work, such as asbestos abatement or lead-based paint removal, it’s important to look beyond basic qualifications. While many contractors may meet minimum licensing requirements, membership...
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