The phrase "abatement work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to reducing or eliminating something undesirable, such as pollution or hazards, often in construction or environmental fields.
Example: "The abatement work on the site is crucial to ensure the safety of the workers and the surrounding community."
Alternatives: "remediation efforts" or "mitigation activities".
The director of the abatement work, Mitchel Alvo, angrily gestured and told workers to pick up the pace, Mr. Ortiz said.
Mr. DePaola was actually congratulated on a job well done when the abatement work in the basement was completed, Mr. Pasacreta said.
Recent analysis from the Wilderness Society showed that a land-clearing surge going on in parallel – particularly in Queensland – was completely undoing the ERF's abatement work.
In the meantime, the building's owner, Nick Anagnostopoulos, had workers take off the roof for required asbestos abatement work, officials said.
Prosecutors charged that a crew working under Mr. DePaola, 56, removed part of a standpipe during abatement work in the fall of 2006, preventing firefighters from quickly getting water onto a blaze that broke out the following summer.
They are now finishing up work in the basement and on the exterior facade of floors 1, 2 and 3 in anticipation that city, state and federal regulators will certify that the abatement work is done sometime next week.
In pollution abatement works, organic matter measurement provides a quick and simple method for monitoring pollution levels as well as the accumulation of non-biodegradable or refractory organic materials.
Some states require that a licensed lead abatement worker do the work, unless you are a homeowner performing work on your own home.
The firefighters were confronted with difficult conditions when they arrived at the building, where the asbestos abatement and dismantling work had transformed the office tower into a maze of plywood and polyurethane sheets and blocked stairwells.
Three men and two women have been trained in asbestos abatement and are working on the buildings that are being demolished in Phase 2. In addition, resident students baby-sit in the day care center.
Regulations and pollution abatement technologies have been working.
