Mid-Atlantic Environmental Consultants

Lead Hazard Detection

Conduct on-site lead-based paint detection by portable X-ray Fluorescence Unit testing
Sample soil for possible ground contamination
Carry out lead dust clearance sampling in accordance with HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) guidelines
Determine exposure levels of employees using OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) exposure monitoring
Monitor ambient air for lead particulate
Develop risk assessments to determine if the lead present poses an immediate hazard and create a plan for treating lead painted surfaces
Outline the details of an abatement project and provide technical guidance through the execution of the abatement plan
Develop interim control methods for lead-based paint to temporarily reduce lead hazards
Provide the oversight and project management for lead remediation projects
Initiate community relations planning by which residents in the area are informed and brought into the abatement process
Offer site characterization prior to initiating the actual abatement
- Determine if unusual conditions exist
- Provide a clear explanation of the abatement process
- Establish necessary requirements for public safety and employee protection