Asbestos MMVF Lead and PCB Remediation.

Asbestos remediation at the site of the former EDF Port Ouest power plant on the island of Réunion, divided into several operational phases. During the work, contaminated concrete debris, coatings and insulating materials were treated by creating dynamic confinement under negative pressure and using controlled air-exchange systems.

The initial phase involved safety operations prior to the main remediation, while the second phase was dedicated to treating contaminated plaster present in the basements of the buildings already subject to intervention.

Asbestos and lead remediation work on historic and industrial buildings located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris. During the activities, we treated 8 areas containing asbestos materials and 12 areas where lead paint had been used, working on structural elements, finishes and building components.

The work was carried out with operating teams ranging from 4 to 18 employees, depending on the construction phases.

Asbestos and lead remediation work at the Halle Maxwell as part of the Village des Athlètes Universeine in Saint-Denis. During the work, TIA managed an area contaminated by asbestos and treated metal structures and building components in various stages, including sandblasting, chemical pickling and the controlled removal of contaminated coatings.

On behalf of EDF, TIA removed asbestos from 204 buildings at the former NATO air base in Toul-Rosières, France. As part of the activities, we removed flocked asbestos, asbestos cement roofing and cladding, flooring, ducts and friable materials.
The buildings were then demolished to enable the construction of one of the largest solar parks in the world.

Asbestos remediation, strip out of pipes not containing asbestos and removal of boilers at a sports centre in Bergamo. As part of the activities, TIA secured the systems and carefully managed the materials being removed.

Work to secure the building, with remediation and disposal of insulating materials containing asbestos and MMVF in the former raw material milling department at a plant in Barletta.

The project involved an office complex consisting of two 18-storey towers (for a total area of about 50,000 m²) undergoing complete redevelopment to restore the bank’s operational activities.

The activities carried out by TIA included the remediation of flocked asbestos, expansion joints, linoleum and glues, fire-resistant cables, mastics and gaskets, as well as managing and treating contaminated waste according to current international agreements.

As part of a programme to protect worker health, TIA conducted extraordinary remediation work at the Ansaldo Breda plant in Reggio Calabria, which had already undergone previous remediation activities.

During the operations, we removed false ceilings and completely cleaned dust containing asbestos fibres from the metal structures, systems, walls and floors in various production departments.

This work, which was done exclusively during the summer production break, required dedicated equipment and many specialized workers, as well as containment, suction and final testing procedures based on SEM analysis.

TIA Suisse carried out a specialized remediation project at the UN headquarters in Geneva as part of a three-year framework contract. During the project, we removed and treated materials contaminated with asbestos, PCBs and lead, with particular attention to paints containing pollutants.