Decontamination Equipment
Decontamination Unit
A staged enclosure where workers and equipment are cleaned before leaving an asbestos work area.
What it does and why it is used
For higher-risk asbestos work, a decontamination unit provides staged chambers - typically a dirty room, a shower, and a clean room - so that workers and equipment are decontaminated before they leave the containment. It prevents fibres from being carried out of the regulated work area.
Typical restoration applications
- Worker and equipment decontamination during asbestos abatement
- Maintaining the integrity of a regulated work area
What to expect on site
An attached enclosure adjacent to the containment, used by our workers entering and leaving.
Typical operating times
In place for the duration of the abatement.
Noise
Minimal.
Safety
A regulatory control used by our trained, certified workers.
Can it be turned off?
Not applicable - it is part of the containment our team manages.
Common questions
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Air Monitoring Equipment
Air Monitoring Equipment
Sampling pumps and meters that test the air to confirm an area is safe before re-occupancy.
Containment System
Containment System
Sealed polyethylene barriers that isolate the work area so particles stay contained.
HEPA Vacuum
HEPA Vacuum
A vacuum with HEPA filtration that captures fine particles without releasing them back into the air.
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