What is the responsibility of a project monitor certificate holder?

A project monitor certificate holder plays a crucial role in ensuring that asbestos abatement projects are conducted safely and effectively. Their primary responsibility includes overseeing the project's scope, timing, and phasing. This oversight ensures that all aspects of the abatement process meet regulatory and safety standards. The project monitor is tasked with ensuring that the work being performed aligns with the established plan and adheres to relevant regulations, thereby protecting the health and safety of workers and the public.

While other roles, such as conducting physical removal of asbestos or managing hazardous waste disposal, are essential tasks in an asbestos project, they typically fall under the responsibilities of licensed abatement contractors or specific waste management professionals. Thus, ensuring proper monitoring and oversight is critical, as it contributes to effective project management and compliance with safety protocols. Additionally, performance of air quality sampling may be part of the monitor's duties, but it is secondary to the overall project oversight responsibility.