Overview
Asbestos is one of the leading causes of airborne illnesses in schools, offices and other buildings nationwide. Exposure to asbestos fibers can cause lung cancer. An estimated 20,000 people will die each year for the next 30 years from asbestos exposure. If you have reason to believe that your building has deteriorated suspect building materials, it is imperative to have those materials tested for asbestos.
Services:
Building Inspection - Bain provides licensed asbestos building inspectors to conduct a comprehensive inspection to identify suspect asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM). The inspection includes:
- Sample Collection
- Sample Analysis
- Quantification of Materials Present
- Hazard Assessment
- Course of Action Recommendation
- Report Generation
*Bain Specializes in Cook County Demolition Inspections Abatement
Removal - Bain provides licensed supervisors and workers to remove asbestos building materials from your home or facility. These services include, but not limited to:
- Conduct a walk-through survey of the work area
- Establish a work zone perimeter
- Shut down the HVAC system
- Clean/Remove non-stationary items from the work area
- Cover and seal stationary items with polyethylene
- Establish a decontamination unit
- Utilize a negative-air pressure system equipped with a HEPA filter
- Employ wet removal techniques inside containment
- Clearance air sampling performed following abatement
Project Management - Licensed Asbestos Project Managers provide project supervision and a comprehensive final report, including daily activity reports and contractor submittals.
Air Sampling - Licensed Air Sampling Professionals will provide air sampling on a project specific basis according to applicable regulatory procedures. Services include the following:
- Indoor Air Quality Sampling
- Worker OSHA Monitoring
- Abatement Perimeter Monitoring
- Post-Abatement Clearance Sampling
Operations & Maintenance Programs - Developed and customized for the facility as a management tool for asbestos-containing materials in the facility. This plan incorporates employee training and respiratory protection programs.