Drug Lab Assessment Sampling and Cleanup Oversight

BioMax Environmental has over 16 years of extensive experience in the sampling assessment and evaluation of clandestine drug lab operations involving the manufacturing use and storage of methamphetamine, marijuana growing operations, and other illicit drug manufacturing operations.  Our Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIHs) have performed hundreds of sampling assessment actions in accordance with California’s Methamphetamine Manufacturing Cleanup act as administered throughout each of California’s regional counties and designated CUPA authorities.  Our services typically begin with the management and coordination with local administrating authorities to develop an approved Preliminary Site Assessment (PSA) sampling work plan and ends with the final verification of clean-up and provision of a “Clearance” assessment summary report.

Our comprehensive knowledge and experience in the field of methamphetamine assessment and clean-up technologies allows us to provide the highest level of professional services which include the following:

• Coordination with property owner’s insurance carrier to secure coverage
• Coordination with local County agency authority on behalf of property owner
• The preparation of Preliminary Site Assessment (sampling) Work Plans for agency approval
• Performance of methamphetamine and precursor chemical residue sampling at the property
• Management of the analysis of samples by the designated third-party accredited laboratory
• Preparation of the PSA Sampling Report with provision of site-specific clean-up recommendations
• Preparation of mitigation work plan documents
• Contractor inspection and oversight during prescribed mitigative action, and
• Post Mitigation Clearance Assessment and provision of FINAL Clearance Report following the successful completion of prescribed mitigative activities.

BioMax is experienced in the current guidelines and standards published throughout California and other States as well as those established federally by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) in its publication:  Voluntary Guidelines for Methamphetamine Lab Cleanup published in August 2009.