Asbestos in Schools AHERA Compliance The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) requires that school districts follow regulations that cover inspections for asbestos-containing building materials, management, and staff training. Schools must complete an inspection of each building used as a school at least once every three years. It is also required that each school maintain a written asbestos management plan to address potential asbestos hazards within the district. Staff that are working with asbestos-containing building materials in schools must be trained and accredited in accordance with the U.S. EPA’s The Asbestos Model Accreditation Plan.
Here’s how we can help. AHERA Inspections & Asbestos Management Plans Project Design & Bid Specifications Abatement Oversight & Air Monitoring Operations & Maintenance Initial/Refresher Training Asbestos Awareness Training
Fast, cost-effective field and analytical services. We provide inspection services including AHERA three-year re-inspections, six-month periodic surveillances, and asbestos bulk sample collections. Our team of professionals can write asbestos management plans and advise as to a future course of action for any ACBM discovered in any district building.
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