Definition
A series of inspections and air monitoring procedures conducted after asbestos removal to verify that the work area is safe for reoccupancy. Includes visual inspection, aggressive air sampling, and final air clearance testing. The area must meet strict criteria including visual cleanliness and airborne fiber concentrations below regulatory limits before containment can be removed.
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