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Hazardous Materials Survey and Testing

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BC Parks Building Condition Assessments

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Ministry of Environment and Parks
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Performs specialized review and testing for hazardous materials for prime contractors on Ministry of Environment and Parks (BC) facility projects. Identifies asbestos, lead, and mould through sampling and testing when signs are noted during visual inspections. Assigns risk levels from Low to Critical. Requires Certified Hazardous Materials Surveyor or Industrial Hygienist. Delivers specialist review reports and testing results.

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