648 document results

Summary Fax cover sheet from the Department of Environmental Protection addressed to EPA Region 2 regarding WTC environmental matters.

Contractors’ employees will not be required to use asbestos abatement protective clothing or respirators unless OSHA determines such use is required or unless

Summary Scope of work detailing evaluation procedures for HVAC systems to assess World Trade Center dust impact and cleaning recommendations.

procedures for asbestos decontamination (see section 5.0).

Summary Details protocols for misting debris, HEPA vacuuming, wet wiping surfaces, and conducting visual inspections for dust accumulation.

An ACP-7 form asbestos project notification form shall be submitted, as required by Title 15, Chapter 1 of the RCNY, directly to the NYC DEP Asbestos Control Program prior to the start of

Summary Excerpts from EPA press releases regarding air and dust monitoring at the World Trade Center site in September 2001.

EPA has found variable asbestos levels in bulk debris and dust on the ground, but EPA continues to believe that there is no significant health risk to the general public in the coming days.

Summary EPA daily summary of environmental sampling and analysis for air, dust, water, and sediments at the World Trade Center site in October 2001.

children to re-enter school buildings after asbestos removal activities.

Summary Overview of EPA environmental monitoring stations and data tables for air quality following the September 11 attacks.

find that your apartment or workplace contains more than a minimal amount of dust, the space should be cleaned by a professional asbestos

Summary Contract introduction outlining EPA and DEP assistance programs for residential air sampling and cleaning after the World Trade Center collapse.

All waste general^ shall be treated as asbestos containing material. Transportation and disposal of generated waste shall be in compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.

Summary Document detailing the methodology for identifying contaminants of concern and listing seven tentatively identified substances.

information on building collapses/fires - Review (qualitative toxicity/concentration screen) of available sampling data Status of COC List 1)7 contaminants tentatively identified: Asbestos

Summary Draft scope of work document outlining regulations and procedures for residential dust cleanup and air sampling following the World Trade Center collapse.

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). 5.

Summary Minutes from the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held on May 9, 2002, at 290 Broadway.

• For porous surfaces, microvac samples will be collected for lead and asbestos analysis only.

Summary Minutes from the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held on May 9, 2002, at 290 Broadway.

• * Bulk samples collected of mercury and asbestos at 130 Cedar Street were either very low or none detected. 3.

Summary Draft document outlining regulations and assistance programs for residential cleaning following the World Trade Center collapse.

An adequate number of asbestos supervisors shall be present at each work place (work place is defined in Title 15, Chapter 1 RCNY as the work area and tlie decontaniination enclosure system).

Summary Web page displaying asbestos structure measurements per square millimeter from air monitors with daily summaries and health concern levels.

Weather and recovery activities at the World Trade Center can cause temporary variations in asbestos levels that affect these snapshots.

Summary Facsimile from EMSL Analytical confirming receipt of samples for a World Trade Center environmental project.

I have attadhec^fe that shows that even in buildings knowpi to asbestos containing materials is around 1000 stifiict<e|i^er square centimeter according to an authoritative,j^cerpts attached

Summary Contract summary listing vendor amounts, invoiced totals, and balances for rooftop, facade, and interior dust cleaning programs.

Ongoing Benjamin Kurzban/ _____ 20020015280 $3,407,786 $3,407,786 $3,395,726 $12,060 Final Trio Asbestos

Summary Describes requirements for Scope B work involving visual inspection and cleaning of WTC debris in residential units with residents present.

Alt waste generated shall be treated as asbestos containing material.

Summary Attendance list for the April 18, 2002 EPA indoor air working group meeting at 290 Broadway.

DRAFT WTC Indoor Air/Environment Cleanup Pilot Study Sampling Matrix Silica, Asbestos

Summary Press release announcing that eight contracts have been awarded for the downtown World Trade Center residential dust cleanup program.

EPA has Organic already begun testing homes for asbestos in air, and cleanups will begin this week.

Summary Statement by EPA officials appearing before the New York State Environmental Protection Committee on November 1, 2001.

Asbestos exposure becomes a health concern when high concentrations of asbestos fibers are inhaled over a long period of time.

Summary Fact sheet reporting that drinking water samples from lower Manhattan showed no asbestos or bacterial contamination.

Asbestos was not detected in any of the samples, nor was any bacterial contamination.