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<br />Environmental Solutions Group ● 7 Maple Leaf Drive., Greensboro, NC 27401 ● 336-373-1538 ● www.Go-ESG.com 10 <br />Report with Protocols for Remediation <br />Environmental Solutions Group <br />Leading people, companies and communities to live, <br />work and prosper in a sustainable environment. <br />• Communicating with the property owner regarding concerns about lead-based paint and asbestos hazards <br />(additional testing for lead/asbestos hazards may be required) <br />• Staffing the project with full-sized crews <br />• Keeping an on-site folder containing the remediation procedures, route to a local hospital, project contacts with <br />telephone numbers, Daily Field Activity Logs, and any other documents required for successful completion of the <br />project <br />• Fire extinguishers to be set inside the containment area <br />• Signage <br />• The on-site supervisor identified by the Contractor and whose biography was reviewed by ESG will continue with <br />the project until completion <br />• The Contractor must agree to the time schedule indicated by the property owner/manager that the property is <br />available for abatement <br />• The Contractor must agree to the project documentation requirements identified in the Qualifications section of <br />this Report. In addition, the Contractor should provide ESG with the qualifications of key personnel and any <br />subcontractors, an example of daily log forms, a list of chemicals to be used with their MSDS sheets, <br />confirmation of how waste will be packaged, decontaminated and disposed of, the Respiratory Protection and <br />Health and Safety Plans, and proof of E&O Insurance that covers mold abatement activities. <br /> <br /> <br />Health & Safety <br /> <br />The remediation contractor is responsible for the health and safety of remediation personnel and occupants of the <br />building and is responsible for the following: <br /> <br />• Providing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to their employees <br />• Providing fire extinguishers inside the work area <br />• Providing an orientation for workers upon arrival to the site to discuss safety, security, egress, waste disposal, <br />discretionary requirements, and decontamination procedures <br />• Posting of warning signs at entrances to the work area that only authorized personnel are to enter <br /> <br />Waste Disposal <br /> <br />Waste must be removed from the containment area in a manner that does not spread the contamination and provides <br />the level of discretion expected by the property owner. It is usually best to place bagged materials in the egress <br />chamber, where they can be HEPA-vacuumed and wiped down with anti-microbial solution prior to removal to the <br />outdoors for disposal. <br /> <br />The contractor should determine if the public is not allowed to see the waste being handled before it is carried outdoors <br />or to the trash container. Proper coverings should be used if the property owner requests a high level of discretion with <br />waste. <br /> <br />Post Remediation Verification (PRV) <br /> <br />All of the organizations listed previously in this document recommended that a PRV, also known as clearance testing, be <br />conducted by a mold professional not affiliated with the remediation firm. The Texas Guidelines require that the same <br />equipment be used during the PRV as during the pre-remediation inspection. It is highly advisable and in the best <br />interest of the property owner to follow these recommendations. <br /> <br />DocuSign Envelope ID: A9A4637A-BE59-4285-99BE-D253C29FA836