15 document results

Summary Summary of calls received by the WTC hotline regarding cleaning, health, and indoor air testing requests.

Tests conducted for the city found those levels of asbestos in only 6 percent of the samples.

The HVAC cleaning specifications, however, fail to even mention that asbestos is present.

Summary EPA news article forwarded to DEP staff for informational purposes regarding WTC-related environmental matters.

As recently as last month, private and public tests still detected asbestos in some lower Manhattan buildings.

Summary Distribution of materials provided at January 15, 2002 WTC contractor health and safety meeting.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document OSHA SAMPLING RESULTS SUMMARY AS OF 12/22 Asbestos: A total of 910 air monitoring samples for asbestos have been taken.

Components of the dust may have included dioxin, lead, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), ceramic fibers, fibrous glass, asbestos, and silica.

with the Lumex 3)To CONSIDER pre arid post testing for dioxin 4) To CONSIDER followup testing 6 months to a year after the cleanup 5) To get NYCDOH to send someone to check on the mold 6) Bob committment to ask asbestos

the professional opinion of ATC that all cleaning at 125 Cedar Street, New York, New York was conducted in accordance with the project manual as well as all applicable federal, state and local asbestos

Department of Health (DOH) are conducting an investigation to determine the level, if any, of seven substances (dioxin, lead, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, ceramic fibers, fibrous glass, asbestos

Summary EPA staff distributed an environmental laboratory report to federal and city agencies on May 15, 2002.

Asbestos Benzene Fibrous Glass PCBs Refractoiy Ceramic Fibers Chromium

the professional opinion of ATC that all cleaning at 125 Cedar Street, New York, New York was conducted in accordance with the project manual as well as all applicable federal, state and local asbestos

Summary Memo summarizing June 27, 2002 LMDC subcommittee discussion of indoor air and exterior facade cleaning programs, including definitional issues and program clarifications.

Visible inspection of building is not sufficient to insure buildings exteriors, including windows, are free of asbestos. What about other pollutants in dust and air - mercury, lead and dioxin where mentioned.

Summary EPA staff distributed a chain of custody document to multiple federal and city agencies on May 15, 2002.

implement indoor sampling to collect settled and airborne dust samples for analysis to determine concentrations of 7 Chemicals Of Potential Concern (COPC): dioxin, lead, PAHs, ceramic fibers, fibrous glass, asbestos

as well as the Project specification issued by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection Action Environmental, a New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) licensed asbestos

well as the Project specification issued by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection Action Environmental, a New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) licensed asbestos

Summary EPA releases draft health evaluation and final toxicology report on WTC air quality; press conference held regarding cleanup deadline extension.

The draft report focuses on: particulate matter (PM), metals (lead, chromium and nickel compounds), polychlorinated biphenyls, dioxin-like compounds, asbestos, and volatile organic compounds.