Projects

Asbestos remediation and strip out in the real estate complex located at 26–36 rue du Tonkin in Villeurbanne. The work involved 19 areas with materials containing asbestos, including glues, mastics, coatings, sheaths and technical components.

The project involved an average of 40–60 TIA workers, organized into teams dedicated to clearing, reclaiming and upcycling materials.

Strip out and lead remediation in the real estate complex located on rue de la Banque, in the centre of Paris. As part of the work, TIA protected the architectural elements to be preserved, selectively removed flooring, false ceilings, systems, coatings and technical components and treated surfaces coated with lead paints.

TIA also fully managed the site logistics, including authorizations, equipment, traffic, operational areas and material reuse.

Strip out, asbestos and lead remediation at a building located on rue Saint-Honoré in Paris. The work involved the removal of asbestos-based insulation and the treatment of walls, ceilings and façades containing lead via sanding, chiselling and controlled decontamination operations.

Inspection, monitoring and assessment of the state of materials containing asbestos (MCA) and man-made vitreous fibres (MMVF) in different areas of an industrial plant in Taranto. TIA conducted environmental sampling, SEM analysis and risk assessment of exposure to airborne fibres and prepared the full technical documentation according to current regulations.

Drafting of the characterization plan and the final project for the remediation of the former Fibronit area of Bari, which is included in the National Plan of Contaminated Sites. TIA was responsible for core drilling, sampling and over 400 analyses to look for asbestos and metals in the soil and subsoil and outline the remediation project.

Inventory, inspection and mapping of materials containing asbestos (MCA) and man-made vitreous fibres (MMVF) at over 300 buildings in the Municipality of Milan, including schools, nurseries, libraries, swimming pools and public offices.
The intervention included visual inspections, sampling, laboratory analysis and drafting of technical documentation with classification of materials according to guidelines.