Asbestos

CTG performs building inspections, abatement project oversight, management plans, and consultation. Prior to building renovations or demolition, the EPA requires that buildings are inspected to identify asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) prior to being disturbed. CTG also performs asbestos abatement oversight, which involves evaluations of the abatement contractor’s containment and work practices, daily area and final clearance air sampling, on-site PCM analysis and a detailed report documenting the significant events associated with the project. CTG employees are licensed by the State of Ohio in all asbestos disciplines.

  • Building Inspections/Surveys

  • Abatement Project Design & Specification

  • Abatement Project Oversight

  • Air Monitoring

  • Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM)

  • Demolition Planning

  • AHERA Inspections and Management Plans

Environmental

CTG Environmental provides a full range of environmental analytical testing services, including analysis of soil, sediment, water, air, gas, biota, and industrial hygiene.

  • Phase I ESA

  • Phase II Sampling

  • AST/UST Assessment

  • Regulatory Compliance Review

  • Hazardous Material / Chemical Identification

  • Health & Safety Consulting

  • Site Remediation Management

Lead

CTG performs Inspections, Risk Assessments, and Final Clearance evaluations to identify lead-based paint and lead dust hazards that may result in health effects and have an impact on renovations. All lead work is performed as mandated by HUD, EPA and Ohio Department of Health by licensed individuals. Once these services are performed, recommendations are provided to safely manage the lead issues moving forward.

  • Lead Paint Inspections

  • Lead Risk Assessments

  • Abatement Project Final Clearance Wipe Sampling

  • Occupant & Worker Exposure Monitoring

  • Paint Chip Sampling & Analysis

  • Water / Soil Sampling

  • Oversight & Monitoring

Mold & Indoor Air Quality

CTG’s indoor air quality (IAQ) assessments include testing for defined parameters in representative complaint and non-complaint areas, and outside of the building for comparison. Measurements of general IAQ indicator parameters are performed to aid in evaluating general conditions (including comfort) and potential air contaminant sources which include temperature, relative humidity, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide. Sampling for airborne and surface microbial contamination is typically another component of the IAQ assessment.

  • Comprehensive Building Evaluations

  • Phase I IAQ Evaluations

  • Microbial Testing

  • Remediation Plan

  • Demolition / Abatement

  • Remediation Oversight / IAQ Air Monitoring

  • Visual & Post Remediation Sampling