EnviroMed Project Managers provided detailed inspections for the project as a consultant for Giordano Construction Co. Inspectors were required as part of the overall renovations to McConaughy Terrace. EnviroMed provided Phase I, II and III to complete the project.
Phase I: A complete analysis was performed of hazardous materials including asbestos, lead, and hazardous chemicals likely to be impacted by the renovations to the complex. At the completion of field inspections and laboratory analysis the senior project engineer, Mr. John Luby, was requested to provide a cost estimate for the remediation necessary as part of the renovation project. The remediation budget was provided for the Giordano Construction Co. for their use in contract estimates and bid getting.
Phase II: A scope of work for hazardous material remediation was prepared by the EnviroMed Services project engineer for use as the detailed bidding documents to be used for evaluating bids for the construction phase of the project. Mr. John Luby developed detailed specifications and full-scale architectural designs to detail the locations and amounts of hazardous materials to be removed prior to reconstruction activities. The asbestos roofing, boilers, wallboard, floor tiles, and lead-based paint were part of the detailed removal specifications. EMS engineers provided bid walkthroughs with the construction managers and evaluated the qualifications and prices submitted by remediation bidders. Recommendations regarding contract awards were forwarded to the Giordano Construction Co. for their review.
Phase III: Construction Phase Monitoring. During the remediation phase of monitoring, EMS provided asbestos, lead, and hazardous materials air sampling professionals to oversee the abatement activities of the contractors. Each day, as required by the CT Department of Public Health, visual inspections and clearance monitoring was performed in tenant facilities to document safe removal activities and provide on-going public health evaluations in occupied areas of the facilities undergoing renovations. Daily and weekly updated were provided for the Giordano Construction Co., HANH, as well as for tenants to provide assurance that the required monitoring was conducted and that all safety requirements were met for tenant health and safety.
A final report was provided for all tests and monitoring conducted. EMS along with Giordano, HANH, and all contractors involved, achieved an excellent level of success by consistent vigilance and oversight to keep all residents safe throughout the major renovation project.
Inspection of the Arch area for potential asbestos containing materials, potential lead-based paint, and other hazardous materials was completed by EnviroMed. A sampling plan was proposed by EnviroMed to NYCDOT for the following concerns: sample ceiling plaster (two layers of plaster), sample pipe insulation, inspect and sample the office partitions and doors for asbestos, test the paint for lead, sample the dust via bulk samples and analyze for asbestos and lead, perform TCLP sampling and analysis for building debris prior to disposal, and characterize the liquid wastes in storage. Personal sampling during the work was recommended for lead in air, asbestos in air and total particulate.
Full detailsEnviroMed has provided numerous Industrial Hygiene Services for Covidien Surgical Devices (formerly US Surgical) in order to aid them in ensuring a safe work place for their employees, as well as compliance with OSHA regulations. EnviroMed has provided employee exposure monitoring for ethylene oxide, xylene, formaldehyde, respirable particulates, tetrachloroethylene, asbestos, and other analytes.
Working with Covidien to review the chemicals and processes they utilize for manufacturing and sterilization, EnviroMed is able to provide monitoring services that ensure employee safety, and regulatory compliance, for a safe work environment at their facilities.
Full detailsEnviroMed Services provides safety training based on OSHA regulations to the Wallingford Department of Public Works facilities and the Electric Division facilities. EnviroMed Services provides OSHA training programs for the Wallingford Electric Division for the past 10 years to meet their responsibility under OSHA regulations. EnviroMed Services personnel conducted an audit of town’s public utility maintenance and distribution system and work crew. EnviroMed Services personnel visited sites, which included observing daily activities that were conducted for the work crew, log our observations, have any dangerous work habits changed and abated. Once EnviroMed Services site visit and observation were completed our client asked us to write actual OSHA safety programs for the city to follow. The city at the time had no such programs and was in need of such programs. EnviroMed wrote the following OSHA Safety Programs that are being used by this client today:
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