Before beginning a renovation or HVAC upgrade, it is important to evaluate whether any suspect building materials may be disturbed during the work. Asbestos, lead-based paint, mold, and other hazardous materials can affect project planning, worker protection, and indoor air quality, so pre-construction review and testing should be completed as needed before work begins. Original …
Renovation Planning: Asbestos, HVAC Upgrades, and Indoor Air QualityRead More
Environmental hazards don’t just affect schools, hospitals, factories, or large residential complexes—they’re a concern in any high-occupancy or public-use building. Office towers, hotels, childcare centers, college campuses, correctional facilities, community centers, religious institutions, warehouses, government buildings, and redevelopment sites all face unique challenges when it comes to water quality, air safety, asbestos, lead, and mold. …
Environmental Hazards & Industrial Hygiene: Separating Myth from FactRead More
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SUPPORT FOR MANAGING HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DURING BUILDING RENOVATIONS OR UPGRADES TO HVAC AIR HANDLING SYSTEMS When undertaking building renovations or upgrades to HVAC air handling systems, it is crucial to consider the implications of hazardous materials such as asbestos. Old original Asbestos Management Plans (AMPs) and AHERA Updates are not always conclusive. Any …
Hazardous Materials Management: Compliance During Building RenovationsRead More
In the wake of catastrophic weather events such as floods, hurricanes, or tornadoes, the aftermath extends beyond the visible destruction, unveiling a host of invisible threats that can complicate the recovery process. While the immediate focus may be on the external damage, water damage, mold growth, and potential contamination silently jeopardize property integrity and occupant …
Industrial Hygienists: Key Players in Preventative & Post- Weather Event RecoveryRead More
We know that providing a safe and healthy environmental for students is a top priority. TTI provides critical services to our clients in ensuring the safety of their facilities and students. We understand that upholding good relations and clear communications with facility managers and educators are essential to successfully managing expectations and minimizing disruption to …
