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Emergency Moisture Intrusion: Surgery Area Under Construction

September 29, 2017
by Dan Taylor
emergency response, Industrial Hygiene, moisture damage, moisture intrusion, mold, site investigation, thermal imaging
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Infrared thermal imaging moisture

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Large Regional Hospital Under Construction

AMI provided an emergency response following moisture intrusion due to an incomplete building envelope and temporary roofing system failure. The emergency response included an Industrial Hygiene site investigation and baseline assessment of absorbent building materials impacted by moisture intrusion.

Personnel conducted a visual inspection of the affected area and used thermal infrared imaging to identify non-visible moisture damage to materials conducive to microbial growth. The moisture content of drywall was measured using a portable moisture meter. AMI also provided recommendations for remediation and replacement efforts to be completed prior to recommencement of construction activities.

Services:

Industrial Hygiene
Mold and Moisture
Infection Prevention
Emergency Response

Markets:

Healthcare

 

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Dan Taylor

As president and chief executive officer, Dan focuses on the overall direction of the firm, strategic alliances, and business development, while upholding his commitment to clients to ensure their projects’ success. He remains involved in the field, applying his 30 years of experience to resolve the most complicated and high risk environmental hygiene issues encountered in healthcare facilities. 

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