What type of containment system is required during a low dust job?

In a low dust job, a single layer of plastic containment system is deemed sufficient because the primary objective is to manage minimal amounts of dust and debris. This type of containment effectively encapsulates the work area, minimizing the risk of dust escaping and affecting adjacent areas. The use of a single layer of plastic is typically suitable for operations where dust generation is controlled and expected to be low, allowing for an efficient and effective containment method without the need for the additional complexity or cost associated with a double layer. Additionally, a single layer is easier to install and remove compared to a double layer, making it practical for short-duration, low-dust tasks.

In contrast, options that include double layers, no containment, or temporary fencing may not align with the specific needs or practices for low dust jobs, where simpler containment solutions are sufficient.