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Summary Initial draft of the comprehensive scope of work required to safely clean 114 Liberty Street following environmental damage.
Legend: DANGER ASBESTOS CANCER AND LUNG DISEASE HAZARD
Characterization of the dust found in the building has indicated detectable levels of asbestos, and Dioxins, as well as various metals, including, but not limited to.
Charactenzation of the dust found in the building has indicated detectable levels of asbestos, and Dioxins, as well as various metals, including, but not limited to.
Summary Memo summarizes LMDC discussion on indoor air scope and exterior program details for Lower Manhattan cleanup.
34PM >» Kelly McKinney 07/01/02 08:33AM »> As a response to the WTC disaster, EPA has conducted the following ambient air monitoring program in Lower Manhattan: Asbestos
Summary Agenda listing panelists from federal agencies, unions, and city departments for a March 2004 conference on post-9/11 air quality.
As described earlier in this report, the United States Geological Survey and others have determined that the dust and gases in the WTC plume contained, “elevated levels of asbestos and many other pollutants
(DBE) (25)“Was your residence first cleaned by a certified asbestos contractor?” Ifthe answer is yes: (25a)“Do you know the contractor’s name?”
Summary Resident requests written statements confirming cleaning and testing completion for 114 Liberty Street.
> > > > In particular, the DEP's technicians sampling results on > > > asbestos, lead, > > > dioxin, PAH in settled dust and fibrous glass and > > crystalline silica for all > > floors including
Summary Second addendum to monitoring scope including HVAC system checklist and inspection procedures.
The Environmental Professional is responsible for: a. ensuring that no asbestos-containing materials are disturbed during the evaluations; b. determining which personal protective
Summary Second addendum to monitoring scope including HVAC system checklist and inspection procedures.
If an HVAC system component is not accessible, the Environmental Professional shall be consulted to determine whether installation of a service opening will likely disturb asbestos-containing materials.
Dust/paint masks do not provide protection from asbestos or fiberglass.
Summary Draft spreadsheet of asbestos sampling results from residential locations collected November-December 2001, circulated for review.
____ Building owner ____ Tenant ____ Asbestos remediation contractor ____ Professional cleaning contractor
Summary Transmission of revised asbestos sampling results for residential samples collected November-December 2001.
____ Building owner ____ Tenant ____ Asbestos remediation contractor ____ Professional cleaning contractor
(DBE) (25)“Was your residence first cleaned by a certified asbestos contractor?” If the answer is yes: (25a)“Do you know the contractor’s name?”
Dust/paint masks do not provide protection from asbestos or fiberglass.
Summary Forwarded spreadsheet compiling residential asbestos sampling results collected in November-December 2001, including Building 11 reoccupancy assessment.
___ Building owner ___ Tenant ___ Asbestos remediation contractor ___ Professional cleaning
Summary Series of emails forwarding a draft memo between DEP staff members for review and finalization.
___ Building owner ___ Tenant ___ Asbestos remediation contractor ___ Professional cleaning contractor
Summary Specification of mandatory personal protective equipment and training standards for Environmental Professionals performing World Trade Center dust evaluations.
The Environmental Professional is responsible for; a. ensuring that no asbestos-containing materials are disturbed during the evaluations; b. determining which personal protective
Summary Addendum defining inspection scope for HVAC components at World Trade Center sites to assess dust accumulation.
If an HVAC system component is not accessible, the Environmental Professional shall be consulted to determine whether installation of a service opening will likely disturb asbestos-containing materials.
If an HVAC system component is not accessible, the Environmental Professional shall be consulted to determine whether installation of a service opening will likely disturb asbestos-containing materials.
Summary Contract addendum defining personal protective equipment and safety responsibilities for environmental professionals during evaluations.
The Environmental Professional is responsible for: a. ensuring that no asbestos-containing materials are disturbed during the evaluations; b. determining which personal