Site decontamination is the process of making an entire site safe after asbestos contamination — not just removing a single material. It can include removing asbestos debris and contaminated materials, cleaning structures and hardstand, remediating contaminated soil, air monitoring, and a final clearance so the site can be signed off and works can continue.

Once decontamination is complete, an independent licensed asbestos assessor inspects the site, carries out air monitoring where required, and issues a clearance certificate. We provide the full documentation package — clearance certificate, waste disposal dockets and compliance records — so your site is properly signed off for regulators, councils and head contractors.

Yes. We remediate asbestos-contaminated soil and land as part of whole-of-site decontamination, using screening, removal or encapsulation depending on the site. This works hand-in-hand with our dedicated asbestos soil remediation service.

Decontamination is the removal and cleaning that makes a site safe from asbestos. Remediation is the broader restoration of the site — including soil and land — back to a compliant, reusable condition. Most projects need both, and we manage them together under one point of contact.

Yes. We understand decontamination usually sits on the critical path of a construction or development program. We plan the works around your schedule, resource the job to hit key dates, and keep your site team updated so downstream trades aren’t held up.

Yes. Every project is delivered with complete compliance documentation — removal control plans, air monitoring results, clearance certificates and licensed waste disposal dockets — ready to submit to council, regulators and project stakeholders.