Procedural text outlining requirements for obtaining records, reviewing consultant reports, and establishing QA/QC protocols.
NYC-WTC_000139975Folder label: “EPA HVAC ACTION PLAN (Indoor Clean up)”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
1 NYC Department of Environmental Protection Indoor Clean Up Program
HVAC Action Plan I. 1) Obtain building records from the building owner, manager, and/or engineer in accordance with EPA/DEP contractual protocol on the HVAC systems and activities performed by the building owner in relation to the HVAC after 9/11/2001.
2) Examine report for each of the HVAC Systems from the contracted Environmental Consultants.
3) If the system requires cleaning, contact the cleaning/HVAC contractors to see if the work can be performed in accordance with the existing scope of work.
II. 1. Finalize a revised checklist and scope-of-work with USEPA and NYCDEP HVAC consultants.
2. Instruct HVAC subcontractors with respect to HVAC evaluation, checklist content and report preparation to ensure consistent investigations and standardize reporting. Particular attention shall be focused on the revised checklist.
3. Require immediate QA/QC on the Consultants report and evaluation as needed and triggered according to pre-established criteria for QA/QC. The QA/QC on the Consultants findings shall be performed by a separate independent contractor under a new contract with the NYCDEP. The QA/QC shall include an independent evaluation of the HVAC system and submittal of findings in writing to the NYCDEP. The QA/QC will include a review of the original report and examination of the system. (Check and Balance)
Note: Bulk and / or air sampling can be done to augment our recommendation.
NYC-WTC_000139975
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NYC-WTC_000139981
Procedural text outlining requirements for obtaining records, reviewing consultant reports, and establishing QA/QC protocols.
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Procedures for finalizing HVAC checklists, instructing subcontractors, and requiring immediate QA/QC on consultant reports.
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Document outlining steps for obtaining building records, reviewing consultant reports, and scheduling quality assurance.
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Notes outlining future program steps including checklist refinement, cleaning techniques, and oversight procedures.
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Summary of a meeting discussing review processes, access limitations, and coordination between agencies for HVAC cleaning.
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Meeting agenda for October 3, 2002 discussion of WTC building HVAC cleaning, evaluation procedures, disposal manifest procedures, and renovation concerns.
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Internal memo referencing an attached document outlining the HVAC actions plan for the site.
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Summary of costs and staffing requirements for the EPA residential asbestos cleanup and air monitoring program as of late April 2002.
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Internal memo referencing an attached document outlining specific HVAC actions and checklist revisions.
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Summary of HVAC information from building owners regarding system shutdowns, debris removal, and cleaning completion status.
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Formal request form where a building representative opts into the World Trade Center indoor dust cleaning and monitoring program.
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Notice instructing that original World Trade Center documents must be preserved as evidence and not disposed of by the Law Department.
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Document header instructing that original WTC records must be preserved as evidence for potential legal actions.
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Internal memo expressing concerns about advising residents of potential health risks from 15 months of unrealistic HVAC assessment and cleanup, requesting urgent decision-making.
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NYC-WTC_000139861
Memo requesting EPA ensure factual information about HVAC matters be prepared for presentation at meeting with City officials, FEMA, and public communications consultant.
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