NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Comments on
Part III
Health and Safety Plan
for 133-135 Greenwich/21-23 Thames Street
Abatement Phase Decontamination Project
Re-submitted August 11, 2005
General Comment:
1. Airtek states in its response to EPA comment #1 that the documents have been edited
for consistency with regard to the terminology being used for the phases. However, the
HASP still discusses a "Phase P" in numerous sections when it appears that Airtek has
taken the approach to breakdown the project into an Abatement Phase and a Demolition
Phase. Change "Phase I" to "Abatement Phase" in the HASP and any of the other
submittals with regards to this project.
Done.
Section 1.0: Introduction
Page 4, Section 1.0, Second Paragraph
2. The Introduction Section now discusses five activities to be conducted as part of the
Abatement Phase of the Demolition Project, but still does not mention what activities will
be conducted as part of the Demolition Phase. The Demolition Phase activities still
need to be summarized in the Introduction Section.
Demolition Phase task categories have been added to the Introduction, and to
Table 2.1.
Page 4, Section 1.0, Third Paragraph
3. The HASP still indicates that activities to be undertaken as part of the Conventional
Demolition Phase Deconstruction activities will be addressed in a separate HASP. When
does Airtek plan to submit the separate HASP? Again, this separate HASP should be
incorporated into the final submission to the regulators pertaining to this demolition
project prior to the commencement of any work at the site.
HASP has been amended to reflect both abatement and demolition phases of this
project.
Page 30, Section 2.11.1 Container Labels
4. This section now states that portable containers filled during a shift require no labeling
until the shift is over (provided the container will be used on the next shift). Recommend
that labels be used on all portable containers in order to avoid chemical materials being
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