2019-193-E AMS - Sasser Companies ES remediation

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DocuS' n Envelope ID: B94F2D40-3B3C-47A7-86C2-6F1 B4F92C62C E tnvironmentai 3omuons uroup Leading people,companies and communities to live, Report with Protocols for Re m e d i a t i o n work and prosper in a sustainable environment. • Failure to achieve a passing post-remediation verification (PRV) assessment • Compliance with all federal, state and local codes as applicable to remediation activities to include holding permits as required by government entities • Security of abetment equipment • Communicating with the property owner/manager and obtaining permission for unusual requirements, such as but not limited to air discharge procedures, electrical requirements,temporary water, operations and/or storage areas, and requirements for access to the property • Communicating with the property owner regarding concerns about lead-based paint and asbestos hazards (additional testing for lead/asbestos hazards may be required) • Staffing the project with full sized crews • Keeping an on-site folder containing the remediation procedures, route to a local hospital, project contacts with telephone numbers, Daily Field Activity Logs, and any other document required for successful completion of the project • Fire extinguishers to be set inside the containment area • Signage • The on-site supervisor identified by the Contractor and whose biography was reviewed by ESG will continue with the project until completion • The Contractor must agree to the time schedule indicated by the property owner/manager that the property is available for abatement • The Contractor must agree to the project documentation requirements identified in the Qualifications section of this Report. In addition,the Contractor should provide ESG with the qualifications of key personnel and any subcontractors, an example of daily log forms, a list of chemicals to be used with their MSDS sheets, confirmation of how waste will be packaged, decontaminated and disposed of,the Respiratory Protection and Health and Safety Plans, and proof of E&O Insurance that covers mold abatement activities Health &Safety The remediation contractor is responsible for the health and safety of remediation personnel and occupants of the building and is responsible for the following: • Providing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)to their employees • Providing fire extinguishers inside the work area • Providing an orientation for workers upon arrival to the site to discuss safety, security, egress, waste disposal, discretionary requirements and decontamination procedures • Posting of warning signs at entrances to the work area that only authorized personnel are to enter Waste Disposal Waste must be removed from the containment area in a manner that does not spread the contamination and provides the level of discretion expected by the property owner. It is usually best to place bagged materials in the egress chamber, where they can be HEPA-vacuumed and wiped down with anti-microbial solution prior to removal to the outdoors for disposal. The contractor should determine if the public is not allowed to see the waste being handled before it is carried outdoors or in the trash container. Proper coverings should be used if the property owner requests a high level of discretion with waste. Environmental Solutions Group • 1000 N. Elm St., Greensboro, NC 27401 * 336-373-1538 • www.Go-ESG.com