NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
7. The Project Monitor shall schedule and oversee the cleaning operations ofthe Cleaning Contractor.
No residential, common space or HVAC system shall be cleaned until the exterior ofthe building
has been cleaned or approved by EPA. Ifa scheduling problem arises the Project Monitor should
contact EPA. The Project Monitor shall coordinate daily access for cleaning and sampling with
residents, owners, the Cleaning Contractor and sampling technicians.
8. The Monitoring Contractor shall provide sufficient personnel to provide periodic (3-4hours/iuiit)
oversight ofthe Cleaning Contractor to verify that work is being conducted in accordance with the
Cleaning Contact Scope of Work.
9. The Project Monitor shall verify that the Cleaning Contractor is using properly trained and certified
NYSDOL and NYCDEP certified workers.
10. The Pro] ect Monitor shall conduct routine quality assurance inspections during the course ofcleaning
and concur by initialing the Cleaning Checklist (to be developed) for tasks completed satisfactorily.
Deliverables
The Project Monitor shall review all deliverable^ prior to submission to EPA. The review shall
assure that each deliverable is accurate and complete, technically Sound, and free ofclerical errors.
The Project Monitor shall submit the completed Cleaning Checklist via F2L or an agreed upon
alternative electronic format or website approved by EPA within 24 hours of activity.
11. Personal Air Monitoring
Personal air monitoring shall be performed by the Monitoring Contractor in accordance with
USDOL OSHA reqxiirahents. person who conducts sampling shall possess a validNYS DOL
certificate. Personal air monitoring will be performed on a minimum ofone worker per shift per
apartment during for the first 6 weeks ofcleaning operations. This may be extended based on a
determination made by EPA, DEP and OSHA. Thereafter personal air monitoring samples will be
taken at one sample per quadrant per day. All samples shall be collected and analyzed in
accordance with NIOSH 7400 Method for PCM and 7402 for TEM. Analysis ofthese samples
shall be the responsibility ofthe Monitoring Contractor. Results of analysis shall provided to
EPA by the laboratory in an approved electronic format within 24 hours of collection.
Copies ofthe results shall also be sent immediately to DEP, OSHA and the employer. The
employer will make these results available to the employees or their designated
representatives for their review in accordance with 29 CFR1910.1001 and 29 CFR
1926.58.
The contractor shall document all the necessary information regarding sampling activities,
fill out all field logs, data sheets, and chain-of-custody forms. The contractor shall use F2L
for all sample and chain-of-custody documentation. This data shall be provided to EPA
within 24 hours of completion of the sampling.
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