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Asbestos abatement technical specifications, 130 Cedar Street, July 2004

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Technical specifications document prepared for asbestos abatement work at the 130 Cedar Street site.

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Asbestos Abatement Technical Specifications For 130 Cedar Street, New York, NY b) Wet ACM shall be disposed of in doubled 6-mil bags marked with warning labels. Soaked fallen ACM shall be collected and bagged while wet. Contaminated materials containing sharp edges shall be cut to size while still wet, placed in small cardboard boxes and double bagged or placed In a leak-tight container. Waste bags and containers shall be properly labeled.

c) ACM shall not be dropped or thrown from heights exceeding fifteen (15) feet above the floor. At heights above 15 feet, ACM shall be dropped into incline chutes, dropped onto scaffolding, or containerized at that height for later disposal. At heights above forty (40) feet, a dust tight chute shall be employed.

d) Visible remaining ACM shall be removed with nylon brushes or an equivalent method. During this phase surfaces being cleaned are to be kept wet. All disposable materials and equipment shall be packaged for disposal.

e) Other equipment shall be moved to the equipment room in 6-mil plastic bags and decontaminated for removal. All free water in contaminated areas shall be collected and added to ACM waste and/or placed in plastic lined, leak proof containers, solidified or filtered appropriately in accordance with all applicable regulations.

• 4.2 Materials to Be Utilized:

a) 6-mil, fire retardant polyethylene sheeting and 6-mil bags shall be utilized to begin the initial work site preparation such as the erection of critical barriers, pre-cleaning of debris, etc.

b) High quality duct tape, spray-on adhesives, glues and other barrier securing materials shall be available on-site to facilitate work area preparation

c) A proper surfactant or removal encapsulant shall be employed as a wetting agent

d) Tools such as wire-cutters, utility knives, scrub brushes, scrapers, etc., shall be used to aid in abatement

e) Mops, rags and HEPA vacuums shall also be employed during any abatement.

f) Asbestos Hazard Tape shall be used to cordon off the restricted areas at the base of any scaffolding utilized for abatement.

4.3 Isolation of Work Areas:

Prepared by JLC Environmental Consultants, Inc. Project No. 04-3271 Page 15

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