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Compliance Monitoring

Compliance Monitoring

Independent onsite monitoring while work is underway — project oversight, exposure and air sampling, particulate and moisture control — with sample analysis by certified NIOSH 582 analysts.

Third-party independent Certified NIOSH 582 analysts Philadelphia Licensed API
Technician in protective coveralls calibrating a personal air sampling pump against a primary flow calibrator, with the calibration log alongside
When to call us

Situations that call for compliance monitoring

Talk to a project manager

Abatement is underway and the owner wants independent oversight

Monitoring performed for the owner, agency or lender, separate from the abatement contractor, reporting direct to the client.

The jurisdiction requires a licensed monitor on site

Philadelphia removal requires a Licensed Asbestos Project Inspector; Delaware requires a Project Monitor. AET holds both.

Worker exposure has to be documented

Personal and area sampling under the applicable OSHA standards, with results compared to permissible exposure limits and action levels.

Occupied space sits next to active work

Perimeter and work-area particulate monitoring during construction, demolition and remediation.

Drying or remediation must stay within specified limits

Moisture and humidity monitoring that documents conditions held to the specification for the duration.

A contractor’s own monitoring will not satisfy the owner

Third-party results carry weight with agencies, lenders and insurers that self-monitoring does not.

Need independent monitoring on site?

Send the site, the scope of work and the schedule. AET can staff daily monitoring or a single clearance event.

(610) 891-0114 · Toll free 1-800-9696-AET
1055 E. Baltimore Pike, Suite 302, Media, PA 19063

Scope

What we do

Philadelphia Asbestos Project Inspector (API)

Philadelphia specific air monitoring services for Major and Minor asbestos projects by a licensed Asbestos Project Inspector. AET’s services are compliant with the City of Philadelphia’s Asbestos Control Regulations.

OSHA Air Monitoring — Asbestos, Lead, Hazardous Materials

Personal and area air sampling to establish worker exposure under the applicable OSHA standards, with results compared to permissible exposure limits and action levels.

Particulate Monitoring

Real-time and integrated particulate monitoring in the work area and at the site perimeter during construction and demolition.

Asbestos Air Monitoring

AET’s industrial hygienists routinely perform air monitoring during asbestos abatement related activities for industrial, commercial and private industry throughout the tri-state area. AET’s services follow federal, state and local regulations.

Instrumentation & methods

How the numbers are produced

Instruments are calibrated and checked on a set schedule, and analysis is performed by certified analysts against published action levels.

01

XRF lead paint analyzers

with QC/QA per the instrument performance characteristic sheet

02

Calibration check readings

before work begins and every four hours thereafter

03

Atomic absorption spectroscopy

for dust wipe and soil analysis

04

Phase contrast microscopy

by NIOSH 582 certified analysts

05

Results compared to EPA, HUD and OSHA action levels

Technician lowering a sampling line from a four-gas meter into an open below-grade vault to test the atmosphere before entry
Confined Space Air Monitoring
Direct professional oversight

Services incorporate direct supervision by a Board Certified Industrial Hygienist and are performed by trained, qualified personnel with the appropriate federal and state certifications for the disciplines in which they are engaged.