Fax cover sheet from J.C. Broderick & Associates, Oct 2001

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

ii. Request fmal air clearance monitoring of the work area.

7. After the work area is found to be in compliance with the acceptance criteria, the following tasks shall be performed by the contractor:

i. All critical barriers shall be removed and bagged in polyethylene bags for disposal;

ii. The inside of windows shall be washed;

iii. Any walls, floors, trim, doors, furniture or other items needed during the work shall be repaired and refinished to match existing.

8. Notice for a final inspection shall be made by the owner or contractor to the asbestos safety control monitor.

9. Upon receiving a satisfactory final inspection, application for a Certificate of Completion may be made.

F. GLOVEBAG REMOVAL (Not Applicable)

The following procedures shall be followed for the use of glove bags or other techniques or work practices approved by the Department which similarly contain asbestos fibers. The glove bag work area enclosure shall be either an enclosure, built out of polyethylene sheeting around the glove bag, or the entire room if no enclosure is built.

The preparation of the work area for glove bag removal shall include the following:

1. A minimum of two persons shall perform a glove bag removal project. A third person may be required to conduct air monitoring or assist with supplies.

2. The work area where the technique is to be utilized shall be roped off and appropriate caution and/or danger signs posted on the perimeter to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering the work area.

3. All necessary materials and supplies shall be brought into the work area before any removal begins.

4. One air change very 15 minutes shall be provided I a glove bag work area enclosure.

5. If no mini-enclosure is established, then the contractor shall arrange for shutting down and sealing off all electrical, heating, cooling, and ventilating or other air handling systems.

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