MACTEC's extensive nationwide network of multi-disciplinary engineers, scientists, and technicians can provide emergency response services for virtually any natural or manmade disaster. Our experience encompasses many of the most high-profile emergencies in recent years, from the devastating earthquake in Northridge, California to the September 11 terrorist attacks, to hurricanes Frances, Jeanne, and most recently, Katrina.
"We received direct hits from both Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne. Many of your engineers came to our aid and you will never know what a blessing they were in our time of need. We appreciate the fine men and women who went beyond the call of duty, working from dawn to dusk to help protect what was left of our personal belongings during this disaster... It was very reassuring to know that someone would be returning to cover the roof with plastic tarps for protection in preventing further damage to our home."
– Harris family, Sebastian, Florida |
In situations like these, a quick response is critical in managing human health and environmental risks, as well as minimizing disruption to business or government operations. Teams of MACTEC professionals with specific expertise in facilities; building systems; structural, material, geotechnical, environmental, and chemical engineering; toxicology; industrial hygiene; geophysical assessment; and construction materials inspection and testing—including nondestructive inspection and testing of structural steel and concrete—can be rapidly mobilized and immediately productive.
In response to air quality emergencies such as sick building syndrome, our professionals have the expertise and resources to identify, remediate, and provide ongoing monitoring of virtually all types of indoor air pollutants including toxic mold, carbon monoxide, radon, asbestos, lead-based paint, and PCBs.
MACTEC has a history of proven performance in emergency and high-priority response situations, when every decision is critical and there is little leeway to accommodate a learning curve. To learn more about our emergency response and disaster recovery services (listed below), please contact us.
- Architectural, electrical, and mechanical engineering for damaged and new facilities
- Asbestos and lead surveys and materials analyses
- Asbestos and lead design for abatement or removal
- Asbestos and lead O&M programs
- Mold investigations, testing, reporting, and design for removal
- Indoor air quality testing, analyses, and reporting
- Evaluations and remedial design for building systems involved in indoor air quality problems
- Property condition surveys and remedial design of buildings, facilities, and systems
- Structural investigations, testing, analyses, and remedial design for concrete, steel, and wood frame members
- Roof investigations, surveys, and testing
- Roof designs and specifications
- Asset/lifecycle management tools and plans
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