2019-193-E AMS - Sasser Companies ES remediation

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DocuSi n Envelope ID: B94F2D40-3B3C-47A7-86C2-6F1 B4F92C62C E tnvironmentai 3omuons uroup Leading people,companies and communities to live, Report with Protocols for Remediation work and prosper in a sustainable environment. Leaving HEPA filters running until instructed by ESG is the preferred method of protecting workers and building occupants. Leaving air-moving equipment in operation has also been shown to provide the most accurate test results during the clearance assessment. If HEPA machines are moved or shut down while the area is under negative pressure, be sure the machines are properly shut off and HEPA filters are sealed in plastic to avoid re- contamination prior to the PRV. o The PRV assessment will include a visual inspection and collection of airborne particle load (PMlo) readings from several interior areas. ESG may also choose to collect a swab surface sample of framing and/or floor system to be sure surface levels of fungal spores are at a normal fungal ecology level as defined by the 5520 standard. If any of the testing methods above do not meet the specifications provided in the PRV assessment areas, re-cleaning of the remediated area(s) is required. Restoration Steps Following PRV Testing(the PRV test should be conducted prior to replacement of any building materials removed during remediation procedures). All removed, impacted materials shall be replaced with like materials. All materials installed shall be new. Remediation Contractor Qualifications(to be considered when hiring a contractor to perform any of the remedial steps): 1. Training. The Contractor's supervisor of the work crew must attend a recognized training program by the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA),the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), or similar non-profit organization. Proficiency should be demonstrated by an industry certification such as one from the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC). 2. Previous Experience.The Contractor must demonstrate substantial experience with similar projects and provide references. a. All workers will be fit tested prior to starting the project (follow company fit test program). b. Follow all applicable OSHA safety and health programs. 3. Demonstrated Ability of Workers.The Remediation Contractor must demonstrate that it has (or will have) a sufficient number of remediation workers who have successfully completed in-house training regarding mold. 4. Insurance.The Remediation Contractor must demonstrate that it has sufficient coverage to meet owner's requirement and preferable hold current General Liability and Mold Pollution policies. 5. Permits.The Contractor shall secure, pay for, and maintain in full force and effect until no longer necessary, all necessary licenses, permits, and permissions required by federal and state law, city ordinance, statute, or regulations. 6. The Contractor acknowledges that he/she has acquainted him or herself with all conditions that may affect the work as would be evident from a thorough investigation of the job site and these specifications covering the work. 7. Should any error or inconsistency appear in the Specifications,the Contractor, before proceeding with the work, must make mention of the same to the project coordinator for proper adjustment, and in no case proceed with work in uncertainty. Remediation Contractor Responsibilities The remediation contractor is responsible for the following: • Damage to property during the mold abatement procedures Environmental Solutions Group • 1000 N. Elm St., Greensboro, NC 27401 * 336-373-1538 • www.Go-ESG.com