Specification of mandatory personal protective equipment and training standards for HVAC personnel performing World Trade Center dust evaluations.
NYC-WTC_000140293Folder label: “SCOPES OF WORK IN DOOR AIR & CLEANING”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
ADDENDUM #2 World Trade Center Dust Cleaning Program Monitoring Contract Scope of Work
4. The minimum personal protective equipment required for use by the HVAC/Electrical Professional includes:
a. a supply of disposable protective coveralls b. a supply of disposable protective gloves c. safety glasses d. respiratory protection as specified in item 4 below
5. The HVAC/Electrical Professional shall be capable of wearing and shall be provided with a Pl00 air purifying respirator with appropriate medical determination, fit testing and training as required under OSHA’s personal protective equipment standard.
6. The HVAC/Electrical Professional shall have received 2-hour asbestos awareness training.
7. The HVAC/Electrical Professional shall be responsible for:
a. the lockout/tagout of electrical or mechanical hazards required to safely perform the evaluations; b. the HVAC/Electrical Professional’s firm shall provide sound equipment as needed to meet OSHA’s fall protection requirements that may be applicable to parts of the evaluations and the HVAC/Electrical Professional shall be responsible for implementing the use of such equipment; c. locating and identifying ventilation system components to be included in the evaluation; d. any disassembly of any ventilation equipment and components required to complete the evaluation, and proper re-assembly following the evaluation; and e. assist the Environmental Professional in making determinations required in Item 6.4.
5.3 Sheet Metal Professional - Requirements
Requirements for the Sheet Metal Professional, if part of the evaluation team, are identical to those listed in item 5.2 for the HVAC/Electrical Professional.
5.4 Environmental Professional - Requirements
The Environmental Professional shall hold a current EPA accreditation as an AHERA Building Inspector. The primary purpose of the asbestos certification requirement is to be able to identify asbestos-containing materials and asbestos-related hazards in order to avoid the disturbance of asbestos-containing materials during the evaluations.
1. The Environmental Professional shall have current EPA accreditation as an AHERA Building Inspector in any U.S. state.
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Contract addendum defining personal protective equipment and training requirements for HVAC professionals inspecting WTC dust.
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Section detailing professional qualifications and health hazards like asbestos and lead encountered during World Trade Center ventilation evaluations.
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Specification of mandatory personal protective equipment and training standards for Environmental Professionals performing World Trade Center dust evaluations.
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Contract addendum defining personal protective equipment and safety responsibilities for environmental professionals during evaluations.
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Lists certification and experience requirements for monitors and technicians conducting asbestos sampling and HVAC evaluations.
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