Protecting Students, Staff, and the Community from Asbestos in Randolph, MA
At Banner Environmental Services, safety isn’t just a standard—it’s our promise. When we were called in to support improvements at the Randolph School Health Center—located at Randolph High School in Randolph, Massachusetts—we knew the stakes were high. The space is a vital partnership between Randolph Public Schools and the Codman Square Health Center, designed to serve students’ physical and emotional well-being. That mission deserves an equally health-focused environment.
Our team provided comprehensive asbestos abatement and demolition services to prepare the space for a safer, healthier future—without compromising compliance, timelines, or safety.
The Importance of Asbestos Abatement in School Health Centers
Older buildings often harbor asbestos-containing materials (ACMs)—especially in floor tiles, mastics, pipe insulation, and ceiling systems. While undisturbed asbestos can remain in place safely, any planned renovation, demolition, or HVAC work requires professional asbestos removal.
At the Randolph School Health Center, ACMs were found in the floor coverings and coatings throughout multiple rooms, including closets and corridors. Because this building serves as a school-based health center for children and teens, removing these materials safely was a top priority.
Our licensed asbestos abatement team followed all EPA, MA DEP, DLS, and OSHA regulations from start to finish. We established full containment zones, deployed negative air pressure systems, and built three-stage decontamination units complete with hot/cold showers and HEPA-filtered controls. No fiber was left behind.
Coordinated Demolition Services: Safe, Selective, Precise
The project also included selective demolition of:
- Concrete stairs
- Two demising walls
- Ceiling tile systems in multiple corridors
- Drywall partitions within the AV Room
Banner managed this scope over a carefully coordinated three-week schedule. Dust control, OSHA-compliant signage, and HEPA-filtered air filtration devices ensured minimal disruption to adjacent areas. All debris and ACM waste were sealed, transported, and documented according to strict hazardous waste chain-of-custody protocols.
By combining asbestos abatement and demolition services, we provided the general contractor and stakeholders with a streamlined, integrated solution. This eliminated downtime between trades and helped fast-track the overall renovation timeline.
Meeting the Highest Standards of Compliance
From personal air sampling and negative pressure monitoring to safe packaging and disposal at an approved facility (Minerva Landfill, OH), every step of our work followed industry best practices. Some additional highlights:
- Worker decontamination protocols with separate male/female units
- Daily logbook of personnel entries to the abatement zone
- Respiratory protection equipment per airborne fiber concentration thresholds
- Complete third-party hygienist inspections and final air clearance testing
Our work not only passed every regulatory checkpoint—it helped restore peace of mind to the client and paved the way for future upgrades.
Why It Matters: Creating Healthier Learning Spaces
When you’re dealing with environments that serve youth—especially health clinics embedded within schools—environmental hazards must be eliminated. That’s where Banner’s expertise matters most. Our highly trained technicians bring more than tools and suits—they bring sensitivity, precision, and an unwavering commitment to health and safety.
We’re proud to have helped support Randolph Public Schools and Codman Square Health Center as they continue their mission to provide accessible, student-centered care.
Contact Banner Environmental Services for Asbestos Abatement of Selective Demolition
Do you have a project that involves hazardous materials, selective demolition, or school facility upgrades? Trust Banner to deliver safety-first environmental solutions with full regulatory compliance.
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