Projects

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.

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 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.

Remediation and waste management in the former Romagnina area of Milan as part of the urban reorganization programme for the new settlement under the Lombardy Region. TIA oversaw excavation and disposal of contaminated soil, material approval, excavation tests and subsequent backfilling with certified material.

The work took place in an urban setting that was operationally complex, requiring particular attention to containing environmental impacts and maintaining the continuity of pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

Detailed design and implementation of emergency safety measures for a landfill located at the ‘Litorale Domitio Flegreo ed Agro Aversano’ site in the Municipality of Castel Volturno.

Activities included the construction of a surface cap, the enhancement of rainwater drainage and the adaptation of the biogas and leachate networks,  as well as environmental remodelling and mitigation work in the area.

Work to secure part of a lake contaminated by diesel spillage via physical confinement with oil-absorbing barriers and containment rolls. The remediation was completed technologically by spraying a special, highly certified product to eliminate odours and iridescence.
The operation involved about 800 m² of water and 200 metres of coastline, with the complete removal of any traces of hydrocarbons.