Indoor Environmental Testing Information

This page reflects testing activities for the academic year. Information is updated periodically as testing is completed and activities progress.

Testing activities are planned based on building materials, space use, and general operational factors.

Inspections of recorded asbestos-containing materials (ACM) are conducted periodically as part of routine building activities. Inspection activities and observations are documented and maintained as part of building records.

When mold or moisture assessments are conducted, the focus is on identifying water sources or conditions that could allow mold to grow.

Testing-related documents are posted by building as they become available.

Ambient Air Testing Information (TEM)

Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) is a laboratory method used to identify asbestos structures in air samples at very low levels.
A non-detect result indicates that asbestos structures were not identified above laboratory reporting limits for that sample.
When asbestos structures are identified, results are considered together with other samples collected during the same testing activity.