Cleaning and monitoring SOW drafts for review, June 2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Scope of Work B

Application: A visual inspection was performed and the presence of significant accumulations of dust and/or debris fi-om the collapse of the WTC was identified by USEPA or designee. In some unique circumstances, Scope B may be applied on a limited basis within a unit as determined necessary by the Monitoring Contractor in consultation with EPA. Residents may be present depending on these unit specific circumstances. In all other applications of Scope B it is assumed that residents will not be present.

1. A site specific work plan will be prepared for review and approval by USEPA prior to the start of work. This work plan will include detailed procedures for the removal of dust and debris and the cleaning.

2. An ACP-7 form asbestos project notification form shall be submitted directly to the NYC DEP Asbestos Control Program prior to the start of work. NYS DOL notification shall be submitted.

3. At least one asbestos supervisor shall be present at each work place (work place is defined in Title 14, Chapter 1 RCNY as the work area and the decontamination enclosure system).

4. Personal protective equipment including disposable clothing, gloves, and respirators shall be worn during this clean-up activity in accordance with OSHA rules and regulations.

5. Warning signs shall be posted at the approach to the work area.

6. A worker decontamination enclosure system shall be installed at the entrance to the work area. A remote decontamination enclosure system shall be considered when appropriate i.e. inability to comply with the provision due to space limitation or other agency rules, such as for compliance with NYCFD egress requirements.

7. HVAC systems shall be shut down and locked out or isolated locally. The site specific work plan shall provide additional information on the HVAC system and proposed procedures for shutdown or isolation.

8. Isolation barriers shall be installed with two layers of 6-mil polyethylene sheeting and sealed wilh tape.

9. Negative pressure ventilation equipment shall be installed and operated during all clean-up activities. Equipment shall run continuously until clearance air monitoring. A minimum of one air change every 30 minutes shall be provided. When ducting to the outside is not possible, a second negative pressure ventilation unit compatible with the primary unit capacity may be connected in series.

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