Transmission electron microscopy air monitoring report for asbestos analysis at townhouses, November 2001.
NYC-WTC_000108315–000108366Folder label: “51 HARRISON STREET; Block: 142 Lot: 50 BIN: Independence Plaza”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Environmental Consulting Serv_
('fl LaX) November 28, 2001.
Duane Street Associates c/o Hudson River Management, LLC., 40 Harrison Street New York, NY. 10013 Attn.: Ms. Deborah Dolan. Manager.
RE: TEM Air quality monitoring conducted at 40 Harrison Street, NY, NY. Location: Common areas and apartments.
Dear Ms. Dolan, show that The results of the air monitoring conducted at the above referenced address, structures/mm2 at the asbestos fibers airborne concentration levels were below 70 each testing time. The scope of work was the air quality testing in the common areas of each floor as per our floor of the building and in two (2) randomly chosen apartments in professional judgment. The samples were collected during regular activities.
The air monitoring was conducted following allCity, State and EPA Federal Guidelines the areas and Regulations. An inspection was conducted on a daily basis in each of tested to verify the absence of any suspicious materials and to make sure that the tests had been performed properly. 2001. The air monitoring and inspection was conducted on October 25, 26, 29, 30 Technique The samples were analyzed by Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) following the EPA 40 CFR 763 Final Rule for AHERA. Victor Escalona, NYS DOL 98-01434 and Certificate # AH 90-16572, Maria Escalona, NYS DOL Certificate # AH monitoring. Segundo Jofat, NYS DOL Certificate # AH 89-09474 conducted the air 90-16572 and NYC DEP Victor Escalona, NYS DOL Inspector Certificate # AH Investigator Certificate # 78125 conducted the inspections in each of the tested areas. DOH ELAP The TEM air samples were analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc., NYS NYC Certificate #: 11506 and NVLAP TEM Certificate #: 101048-9. The results meet DEP, NYS DOL, OSHA and EPA Federal Standards.
The areas are safe for occupancy.
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