Draft contract scope outlining compliance requirements and a direct assistance program for residents south of Canal Street.
NYC-WTC_000140443–000140452Folder label: “SCOPES OF WORK IN DOOR AIR & CLEANING”
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authority related to cleaning work conducted under this contract: 1. The authority to stop work for health and safety reasons. 2. The authority to stop work for non-compliance with the Scope of Work. 3. The authority to give technical direction to the contractor in the performance of the work. 4. The authority to review and approve or disapprove of the qualifications and performance of the cleaning personnel involved in the work. 5. The right to inspect and accept or reject any work.
An independent Monitoring Contractor will perform air monitoring. The Personal air monitoring will be performed by the Monitoring Contractor on a minimum of one employee of the Cleaning Contractor per shift per apartment during the first 6 weeks of cleaning operations. Thereafter, personal air samples will be taken randomly at a rate of one sample per day. The results of this sampling shall be sent immediately to EPA, OSHA and the cleaning contractor. The cleaning contractor shall make these results available to the employees or their designated representatives for their review in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.1020 and 29 CFR 1926.1101.
The Monitoring Contractor is responsible for: 1. Scheduling and coordinating the cleaning and monitoring work with residents, building owners, the Cleaning Contractor and EPA; 2. HVAC system evaluation and inspection; 3. Oversight of the Cleaning Contractor; 4. Inspection of the Cleaning Contractor’s work; 5. Area air monitoring; and 6. Personal air monitoring.
The Cleaning Contractor is responsible for cleaning residences, common spaces and portions of HVAC systems identified by the Monitoring Contractor.
C. Qualifications
This contract requires that only a NYS DOL licensed asbestos contractor and only NYC DEP and NYS DOL certified workers will be allowed to perform any of the cleaning activities under this contract. This requirement also applies to any subcontractors involved in the cleaning. A copy of these licenses and certificates must be available on-site during the performance of work and must be presented upon request.
The HVAC system cleaning contractor shall be a certified member of the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) or shall maintain membership in a nationally recognized non profit industry organization dedicated to the cleaning of HVAC systems. If the cleaning contractor is not a member of the NADCA, a subcontractor that is a member may perform the HVAC system cleaning.
All contractors and subcontractors involved in the cleaning activities under this contract are responsible for completing a background check on their employees and for screening
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Draft scope of work for a DEP and EPA program providing cleaning assistance to residents south of Canal Street.
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Draft contract outlining compliance requirements and direct assistance program details for residential dust cleaning south of Canal Street.
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Permit application requesting licensed asbestos contractors to clean debris and dust from the interior of 125 Cedar Street.
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Letter advising EPA that DEP's Bureau of Environmental Compliance reviewed the draft cleaning contract scope for World Trade Center indoor dust cleaning.
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Draft document outlining procedures for asbestos removal and HEPA vacuuming in residential buildings south of Canal Street following the World Trade Center collapse.
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