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-fOU.JVJ- - Asoes cos-?cccedures Building Management rrograms
cDallas, September D 1990
District Manager-Building Operations & Maintenance - Houston (Bill Nicks) Area Manager-Construction Management - Houston: (Peter M. Mistrct) Area Manager-Architecture - Houston: (Jim White) Manager-Architecture - San Antonio: (Doyle R. Griffin) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (David Keeling) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Yadira Lopez) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Kathy Schneider) Manager-Buildings - El Paso: (Bettye G. Marable) Manager-Buildings - Ft. Worth: (Ralph McCloud) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Marion Solomon) Manager-Building Engineering - Houston: (Charles E. Broussard) Manager-Safety-Network Operations - Dallas: (Larry Peterson) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Rebecca Kavanaugh) Manager-Buildings - Houston: (Ronald H. Brandenberg) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (J.J. Garza) Manager-Safety - Dallas: (T.L. Bland)
The next North Texas Building Asbestos Committee meeting will be on September 20 at 9:30 a.m. in I Bell Plaza, Room PC36.
Attached are August L6 meeting:
* Action Items * Future Topics * Member List * Subcommittees
* Texas First Central Offices * Findings by:
Subcommittee 2 - "Smail Glove Bag Abatement Projects" Subcommittee 3 - "Asbestos Action Items" Subcommittee 5 - Management Plan Development
Should you have any questions, please contact me on 464-2228.
Area Man,
Operations Staff Operations & Maintenance
Attachments
cc: G.W. Fox Roberta Ballantvne
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Bl'LLDING ASBESTOS COMMITTEE ACTION ITEMS AUGUST L6, 1990
IN ATTENDANCE:
District Manager-Building Operations & Maintenance - Houston (Bill Nicks) Area Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Tofaey D. Nealy) Area Manager-Construction Management - Houston: (Peter M. Mistrot) Manager-Architecture - San Antonio: (Doyle R. Griffin) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (David Keeling) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Yadira Lopez) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Kathy Schneider) Manager-Buildings - El Paso: (Bettye G. Marable) Manager-Buildings - Ft. Worth: (Ralph McCloud) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Marion Solomon) Manager-Building Engineering - Houston: (Charles E. Broussard) Manager-Safety-Network Operations - Dallas: (Larry Peterson)
ABSENT:
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Rebecca Kavanaugh) Manager-Buildings - Houston: (Ronald H. Brandenberg) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (J.J. Garza) Manager-Safety - Dallas: (T.L. Bland)
1. Charles Broussard will get copies of asbestos surveys to T.L. Bland and Larry Peterson for South.
2. Procurement Coordinator for Asbestos will be contacted again by T.L. Bland, and invited to our next meeting.
3. Tobey is mailing letters to District Managers in Architects and Building Operations for concurrence on a State Building Asbestos Committee.
i. It was recommended that a Network Engineering Coordinate be
included in our meetings once Texas First has been approved and
this person is identified.
Currently no one has this
responsibility.
5. T.L. Bland is developing air monitoring schedule for North Texas.
6. CAD layering for 6015's is still in developmental state. Forty percent of North Texas Buildings are on CAD (6015).
7. A standard symbol legend needs to be developed for surveys. Becky to address CAD Committee for uniformity and report back. They are meeting 7/23/90. It was recommended that the CAD diskettes of 6015's be sent to "Network Frame Planners" for Asbestos Considerations on their jobs.
8. This issue will be dealt with by the "Standard Asbestos
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Contract" Committee (Committee #6). Insurance requirements on last page of Watson Hardeman's letter 460.09 - Asbestos, dated September 11, 1989, is to be used on any abatement job.
Insurance certificate on each job. All insurance submitted by contractors for abatements jobs are to be approved by Julie Dople in St. Louis.
All AIA contracts with scope of workuieed not go through legal.
Only if they are modified.
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9. The Committee discussed the method of procedure for cutting holes in vinyl asbestos tile (VAT). Charles Broussard and Jim White will have an update next meeting.
The discussion included:
1.
2. 3.
Develop a continuing nature contract with Abatement Contractor(s). Network contacts Building Manager (Asbestos Manager) If asbestos is affected:
a. Network contacts abatement contractor and attains the specific insurance
b. Work is performed?
4. If asbestos is not affected:
a. Proceed to drill holes not utilizing abatement contractor
Until this procedure/contracts, etc. are in place -- The Architectural Group _should handle the "Abatement Drilling" process.
10. Notification of employees by practice and posting of Hazardous Communications Act on EEO Boards was discussed. There was confusion as to whether Che Hazardous Communications Poster was required in one or several locations or in each building.
11. Copies of "Asbestos Management Program for the Dallas Architectural/Building Operations and Maintenance District" dated June 10, 1990, were distributed to be reviewed. They will be discussed in our September meeting.
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FUTURE TOPICS Dissemination of procedures to field forces. Management Plans.
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BUILDING ASBESTOS COMMITTEE North Texas Area
Correspondence Identification: 460.0902 - Asbestos-Procedures Building Management Programs
District Manager-Bldg. Opers. & Mtce. - Houston (Bill Nicks)
3100 Main/r607 (77002)
Area Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Tobey D. Nealy)
I Bell/rPCIO
214-464-2228
Area Manager-Construction Management - Houston: (Peter M. Mistrot)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
713-521-8976
Area Manager-Architecture - Houston: (Jim White)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
Manager-Architecture - SanAntonio: (Doyle R. Griffin)
4119 Broadway G60J (78209) 512-841-0802
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Rebecca Kavanaugh)
III Bell/r804
214/464-3467
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (David Keeling)
III Bell/r804
214/464-3834
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Yadira Lopez)
III Bell/r804
214/464-4762
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Kathy Schneider)
I Bell/rl620
214/464-6075
Manager-Buildings - Houston: (Ronald H. Brandenberg)
3100 Main/r6C9 (77002)
713-521-7414
Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (J. J. Garza)
III Bell/rSB-2A
214/464-4879
Manager-Buildings - El Paso: (Bettye G. Marable)
510 Texas/rll5 (79901)
915-542-4670
Manager-Buildings - Ft. Worth: (Ralph McCloud)
1116 Houston/r800 (76118)
817-338-6083
Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Marion Solomon)
I Bell Plaza/rPBlO
214-464-3400
Manager-Building Engineering - Houston: (Charles E. Broussard)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
713-521-8524
Manager-Safety - Dallas: (T. L. Bland)
I Bell/r910
214-464-7052
Manager-Safety Network Operations - Dallas: (Larry M. Peterson)
1 Bell/r3240
214-464-8755
Revised: 08/22/90
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Sub-Committees Established on 7/12/90
1. "CAD" Standardization of Symbols - Layering of CAD
Becky Kavanaugh
2. "Small Glove Bag and Abatement Projects" (Especially outlying areas)
GOALS:
1) Plan procedure for handling. 2) Centralization of records.
J. J. Garza Bettve Marable Kathy Schneider Ralph McCloud
(Reported)
RESULTS:
1) Plan submitted. Additional work required (Item 4,...)
3. "Asbestos Action Items"
GOALS:
1) How to handle. 2) Who initiates work. 3) Labeling of piping/other areas
J. J. Garza Mike Oliver (Reported) Kathy Schneider
Bettve Marable Larry Peterson T. L. Bland
RESULTS:
1) Plan developed 2) Work required to determine how to "classify" existing action
items by action level 3) Rewrite to be part of "Administrative Plan"
4. "Updating Surveys and Centralized Bookkeeping"
GOALS:
1) All exhibits 2) Distribute/State 3) Reports generated through TREMS 4) 6015 shows "Asbestos Locations" 5) Centralized bookkeeping
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Susan Papish Ralph McCloud Kathy Schneider
RESULTS:
Dennis Virzi David Keeling (Reported) Charles Broussard
Pete Mistro would like to run database report by other states. He felt that GHQ should maintain the database under the TREMS system so as to be readily accessible to all interested parties. It was also recommended that IOC and R/M costs be included in the database and that a disclaimer should be added to the report indicating that monies may still be required at a location for asbestos projects even though abatement has occurred.
5. "Management Plan Development"
GOALS:
1) .O&M 2) Administrative Procedures - estimated priorities by asbestos
subcommittee in each area. Budgeting of projects-planner must be included. 3) New practice i) Establish "Management Plan Development Teams" for each building/area.
Yadira Lopez (Reported) Kathy Schneider T. L. Bland
Charles Broussard Marion Solomon
RESULTS:
1) Modified flow charts have been included
6.' "Standardized Asbestos Contract"
GOALS:
1) Initiate preparation of a contract. 2) Item 8 in Action Items 3) Reference NIBS (National Institute of Building Sciences)
contract
Yadira Lopez T. L. Bland Larry Peterson
RESULTS:
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On July 26, 1990 the subcommittee on small asbestos abatement projects met. In attenaance was JJ, Settye, and Kathv.
The following items were discussed:
1. It was agreed tnat the Building managers snould os able to nave same 11ng dene on "suspect' materials. Note: THIS work would not be for purpose of a complete survey, but rather for providing information on a specific area.
2. It was agreed that the Building Managers should be able to hire an approved abatement contractor for the purposes of small abatement joes. Note: THIS work is limited to small glovebag and cleanup jobs.
3. The committee recommends that the Building Managers
notify the Architects as soon as possible before
doing any of the acove work.
However, we realize
that tms may net always be possible.
The Building Manager would be responsible for completing exhibit 24 and the Architect would be responsible for the remaining exhibits.
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In Attendence:
Kathy Schneider J.J. Garza Toby Nealy Bettye Marable (conference call Michael Oliver
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The meeting consisted of discussions to make recommendations for the Management Plan on the following:
Who is the Management Planner? The management planner is not one single individual but a committee consisting of Building Operations 1st line, Network 1st line, Safety 1st line and Architectural 1st line creating a Management Plan Committee.
How to handle? This is a question of friability. If a product is determined to be friable then the designated Management Plan Committee for that 'building or facility will determine based on AHERA guidelines the appropriate "Action Level". If the product is not considered friable then the appropriate authority (BOM or Network) will institute an O&M program.
Who initiates the work? The "Action Level" determines who is to initiate the work. The following chart illustrates:
SURVEY INSPECTIONS
ARCHITECTURE/ ENGINEERING
BUILDING OPERATIONS
NETWORK EQUIPMENT
SAFETY
-LAND & BUILDING -LAND & BUILDING -EQUIPMENT & CABLE -EMPLOYEE HEALTH
-ACTION LEVEL 1 -ACTION LEVEL 2 -ACTION LEVEL 3 -ACTION LEVEL 4 -EMERGENCY
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-ACTION LEVEL 5 -ACTION LEVEL 6 -ACTION LEVEL 7 -ACTION LEVEL 8 -EMERGENCY
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-ACTION LEVEL 1 -ACTION LEVEL 2 -ACTION LEVEL 3 -ACTION LEVEL 4 -ACTION LEVEL 5 -ACTION LEVEL 6 -ACTION LEVEL 7 -ACTION LEVEL 8 -EMERGENCY
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-SEMI ANNUAL AIR MONITORING
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Budget? Once the "Action Level" has been determined and the responsible party designated, that team member is responsible for providing budget information to their respective planning group.
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2 "Action Levels"? The "Action Levels" are determined by the condition of the friable asbestos and the potential for disturbance. See the attached "Decision Trees for Surfacing Materials and Thermal System Insulation".
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RESPONSE J II response! (RESPONSE! !RESPONSE| ACTION 2 5 : ACTION 3 S J ACTION 4 8 ( ACTION 5 |
RESPONSE ACTIONS KEY
1. Isolate area and restrict access. Remove as soon as possible. 1. Continue 0 4 M. Repair or remove as soon as possible, or
reduce potential for disturbance. 3-5. Repair, continue 0 & M. Number indicates priority if all
repairs cannot be done immediately. 6-7. Continue 0 i H. Take preventive measures to reduce
disturbance. Number indicates priority for removal. 8. Continue 0 t H until major renovation or demolition requires
removal under NESHAPS, or until hazard assessment factors change.
The following information should be inciuaea m
rianagement Plan as discussed by the Management Plan
Sub-committee on July 25, 1990.
1. Inspection Review-Summary of the survey. Note the survey must be current (not less than .t> months old)
2. Hazard Assessment-Hazard priority ranking - action items -Re-evaluate the condition of ACM location -Who will be responsible for this: JJ's staff, Safety...?
3. Response Action-Recommendations on response actions (Based on item 2 and current and future use). -Proposed work practices
4. Cost Estimation & Contractor Seiection-Cost estimate of response action -Consultant selection -Contractor selection- Insurance, etc.
5. Operations and Maintenance Pian-Description of responsibilities & worker classification -Training program- EPA approved M*J. -Public & building occupant protection measu res -Record keeping
o. Management Plan Schedule-Budget -Occupancy -Condition -Use
4ou.uyui - AsDestos-Procedures Building Management Programs
Dallas, September
1990
District Manager-Building Operations & Maintenance - Houston (Bill Nicks) Area Manager-Construction Management - Houston: (Peter M. Mistrot) Area Manager-Architecture - Houston: (Jim White) Manager-Architecture - San Antonio: (Doyle R. Griffin) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (David Keeling) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Yadira Lopez) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Kathy Schneider) Manager-Buildings - El Paso: (Bettye G. Marable) Manager-Buildings - Ft. Worth: (Ralph McCloud) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Marion Solomon) Manager-Building Engineering - Houston: (Charles E. Broussard) Manager-Safety-Network Operations - Dallas: (Larry Peterson) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Rebecca Kavanaugh) Manager-Buildings - Houston: (Ronald H. Brandenberg) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (J.J. Garza) Manager-Safety - Dallas: (T.L. Bland)
The next North Texas Building Asbestos Committee meeting will be on September 20 at 9:30 a.m. in I Bell Plaza, Room PC36.
Attached are August 16 meeting:
* Action Items * Future Topics * Member List * Subcommittees
* Texas First Central Offices * Findings by:
Subcommittee 2 - "Small Glove Bag & Abatement Projects" Subcommittee 3 - "Asbestos Action Items" Subcommittee 5 - Management Plan Development
Should you have any questions, please contact me on 464-2228.
Operations Staff Operations & Maintenance
Attachments
cc: G.W. Fox Roberta Ballantyne
BUILDING ASBESTOS COMMITTEE ACTION ITEMS AUGUST 16, 1990
IN ATTENDANCE:
District Manager-Building Operations & Maintenance - Houston (Bill Nicks) Area Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Tobey D. Nealy) Area Manager-Construction Management - Houston: (Peter M. Mistrot) Manager-Architecture - San Antonio: (Doyle R. Griffin) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (David Keeling) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Yadira Lopez) Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Kathy Schneider) Manager-Buildings - El Paso: (Bettye G. Marable) Manager-Buildings - Ft. Worth: (Ralph McCloud) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Marion Solomon) Manager-Building Engineering - Houston: (Charles E. Broussard) Manager-Safety-Network Operations - Dallas: (Larry Peterson)
ABSENT:
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Rebecca Kavanaugh) Manager-Buildings - Houston: (Ronald H. Brandenberg) Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (J.J. Garza) Manager-Safety - Dallas: (T.L. Bland)
Charles Broussard will get copies of asbestos surveys Bland and Larry Peterson for South.
Procurement, Coordinator for-Asbestos wTTt be.contactet_agaiiT\fary, TyL.Ny.And,\mi ifurited~to ou^/iex tweeting.
3. Tobey is mailing letters to District Managers in Architects and Building Operations for concurrence on a State Building Asbestos Committee.
4. It was recommended that a Network Engineering Coordinate be
included in our meetings once Texas First has been approved and
this person is identified.
Currently no one has this
responsibility.
5. T.L. Bland is developing air monitoring schedule for North Texas.
6. CAD layering for 6015's is still in developmental state. Forty
percent of North Texas Buildings are on CAD (6015).
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7. A standard symbol legend needs to be developed for surveys. Becky to address CAD Committee for uniformity and report back. They are meeting 7/23/90. It was recommended that the CAD diskettes of 6015 * s be sent to "Network Frame Planners" for Asbestos Considerations on their jobs.
8. This issue will be dealt with by the "Standard Asbestos
^
Contract" Committee (Committee #6). Insurance requirements on last page of Watson Hardeman's letter 460.09 - Asbestos, dated September 11, 1989, is to be used on any abatement job.
Insurance certificate on each job. All insurance submitted by contractors for abatements jobs are to be approved by Julie JDople in St. Louis.
All AIA contracts with scope of work need not go through legal. Only if they are modified.
9. The Committee discussed the method of procedure for cutting holes in vinyl asbestos tile (VAT). Charles Broussard and Jim White will have an update next meeting.
The discussion included:
1. Develop a continuing nature contract with Abatement Contractor(s).
2. Network contacts Building Manager (Asbestos Manager) 3. If asbestos is affected:
a. Network contacts abatement contractor and attains the specific insurance
b. Work is performed?
4. If asbestos is not affected:
a. Proceed to drill holes not utilizing abatement contractor
Until this procedure/contracts, etc. are in place -- The Architectural Group should handle the "Abatement Drilling" process.
10. Notification of employees by practice and posting of Hazardous Communications Act on EEO Boards was discussed. There was confusion as to whether the Hazardous Communications Poster was required in one or several locations or in each building.
11. Copies of "Asbestos Management Program for the Dallas Architectural/Building Operations and Maintenance District" dated June 10, 1990, were distributed to be reviewed. They will be discussed in our September meeting.
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FUTURE TOPICS 1. Dissemination of procedures to field forces. 2. Management Plans.
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BUILDING ASBESTOS COMMITTEE North Texas Area
Correspondence Identification: 460.0902 - Asbestos-Procedures Building Management Programs
District Manager-Bldg. Opers. & Mtce. - Houston (Bill Nicks)
3100 Main/r607 (77002)
Area Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Tobey D. Nealy)
I Bell/rPCIO
214-464-2223
Area Manager-Construction Management - Houston: (Peter M. Mistrot)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
713-521-8976
Area Manager-Architecture - Houston: (Jim White)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
Manager-Architecture - San Antonio: (Doyle R. Griffin)
4119 Broadway G60J (78209) Manager-Architecture - Dallas:
III Bell/r804 Manager-Architecture - Dallas:
III Bell/r804 Manager-Architecture - Dallas:
512-841-0802 (Rebecca Kavanaugh)
214/464-3467 (David Keeling)
214/464-3834 (Yadira Lopez)
III Bell/r804
214/464-4762
Manager-Architecture - Dallas: (Kathy Schneider)
I Bell/rl620
214/464-6075
Manager-Buildings - Houston: (Ronald H. Brandenberg)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
713-521-7414
Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (J. J. Garza)
III Bell/rSB-2A
214/464-4879
Manager-Buildings - El Paso: (Bettye G. Marable)
510 Texas/rll5 (79901)
915-542-4670
Manager-Buildings - Ft. Worth: (Ralph McCloud)
1116 Houston/r800 (76118)
817-338-6083
Manager-Buildings - Dallas: (Marion Solomon)
1 Bell Plaza/rPBlO
214-464-3400
Manager-Building Engineering - Houston: (Charles E. Broussard)
3100 Main/r609 (77002)
713-521-8524
Manager-Safety - Dallas: (T. L. Bland)
1 Bell/r910'
214-464-7052
Manager-Safety NetworkOperations - Dallas: (Larry M. Peterson)
I Bell/r3240
214-464-8755
Revised: 08/22/90
Sub-Committees Established on 7/12/90
1. "CAD" Standardization of Symbols - Layering of CAD
Becky Kavanaugh
2. "Small Glove Bag and Abatement Projects" (Especially outlying areas)
GOALS:
1) Plan procedure for handling. 2) Centralization of records.
J. J. Garza Bettye Marable Kathy Schneider Ralph McCloud
(Reported)
RESULTS:
1) Plan submitted. Additional work required (Item 4,...)
3. "Asbestos Action Items"
GOALS:
1) How to handle. 2) Who initiates work. 3) Labeling of piping/other areas
J. J. Garza Mike Oliver (Reported) Kathy Schneider
Bettye Marable Larry Peterson T. L. Bland
RESULTS:
1) Plan developed 2) Work required to determine how to "classify" existing action
items by action level 3) Rewrite to be part of "Administrative Plan"
4. "Updating Surveys and Centralized Bookkeeping"
GOALS:
1) All exhibits 2) Distribute/State 3) Reports generated through TREMS 4) 6015 shows "Asbestos Locations" 5) Centralized bookkeeping
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Susan Papish Ralph McCloud Kathy Schneider
RESULTS:
Dennis Virzi David Keeling (Reported) Charles Broussard
Pete Mistro would like to run database report by other states. He felt that GHQ should maintain the database under the TREMS system so as to be readily accessible to all interested parties. It was also recommended that IOC and R/M costs be included in the database and that a disclaimer should be added to the report indicating that monies may still be required at a location for asbestos projects even though abatement has occurred.
5. "Management Plan Development"
GOALS:
1) O&M 2) Administrative Procedures - estimated priorities by asbestos
subcommittee in each area. Budgeting of projects-planner must be included. 3) New practice 4) Establish "Management Plan Development Teams" for each building/area.
Yadira Lopez (Reported) Kathy Schneider T. L. Bland
Charles Broussard Marion Solomon
RESULTS:
1) Modified flow charts have been included
6. "Standardized Asbestos Contract"
GOALS:
1) Initiate preparation of a contract. 2) Item 8 in Action Items 3) Reference NIBS (National Institute of Building Sciences)
contract
Yadira Lopez T. L. Bland Larry Peterson
RESULTS:
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1990
On July 26, 1990 the subcommittee on small asbestos
abatement projects met. In attendance was JJ, Bettye, and
Kathy.
The following items were discussed:
1. It was agreed that the Building Managers should te able to have sampling done on "suspect" materials. Mote: THIS work would not be for purpose of a complete survey, but rather for providing information on a specific area.
2. It was agreed that the Building Managers should be able to hi re an approved abatement contractor for the purposes of small abatement jobs. Note: THIS work is limited to small glovebag and cleanup jobs.
3. The.committee recommends that the Building Managers notify the Architects as soon as possible before doing any of the above work. However, we realize that this may not always be possible.
The Building Manager would be responsible for completing exhibit 24 and the Architect would be responsible for the remaining exhibits.
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In Attendence:
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Kathy Schneider J.J. Garza
ME 0 7 1990
Toby Nealy
Bettye Marable (conference call) e^'4Wc,
Michael Oliver
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The meeting consisted of discussions to make recommendations for the Management Plan on the following:
Who Is the Management Planner? The management planner is not one single individual but a committee consisting of Building Operations 1st line, Network 1st line, Safety 1st line and Architectural 1st line creating a Management Plan Committee.
How to handle? This is a question of friability. If a product is determined to be friable then the designated Management Plan Committee for that building or facility will determine based on AHERA guidelines the appropriate "Action Level". If the product is not considered friable then the appropriate authority (BOM or Network) will institute an O&M program.
Who initiates the work? The "Action Level" determines who is to initiate the work. The following chart illustrates:
SURVEY INSPECTIONS
1
ARCHITECTURE/ ENGINEERING
BUILDING OPERATIONS
NETWORK EQUIPMENT
SAFETY
-LAND & BUILDING -LAND & BUILDING -EQUIPMENT & CABLE -EMPLOYEE HEALTH
-ACTION LEVEL 1 -ACTION LEVEL 2 -ACTION LEVEL 3 -ACTION LEVEL 4 -EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
-ACTION LEVEL 5 -ACTION LEVEL S -ACTION LEVEL 7 -ACTION LEVEL 8 -EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
-ACTION LEVEL 1 -ACTION LEVEL 2 -ACTION LEVEL 3 -ACTION LEVEL 4 -ACTION LEVEL 5 -ACTION LEVEL 6 -ACTION LEVEL 7 -ACTION LEVEL 8 -EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
-SEMI ANNUAL AIR MONITORING
-SAMPLING FOR USER GROUPS
-EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Budget? Once the "Action Level" has been determined and the responsible party designated, that team member is responsible for providing budget information to their respective planning group.
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2 "Action Levels"? The "Action Levels" are determined by the condition of the friable asbestos and the potential for disturbance. See the attached "Decision Trees for Surfacing Materials and Thermal System Insulation".
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Figure 3-1
Decision Tree for Thermal System Insuiation
RESPONSE ACTIONS KEY
1. 2.
3-5.
6-7, 8.
Isolate area and restrict access. Remove as soon as possible. Continue 0 1 H. Repair or remove as soon as possible, or reduce potential for disturbance. Repair, continue 0 i H. Number indicates priority if all repairs cannot be done immediately. Continue 0 & M. Take preventive measures to reduce disturbance. Number indicates priority for removal. Continue 0 & M until major renovation or demolition requires removal under NESHAPS, or until hazard assessment factors change.
The following information should be included in a
Management Plan as discussed by the management Plan
Sub-committee on July 25, 1990.
1. Inspection Review-Summary of the survey. Mote the survey must be current (not less than t> months old)
2. Hazard Assessment-Hazard priority ranking - action items -Re-evaluate the condition of ACM & location -Who will be responsible for this? JJ's staff, Safety...?
3. Response Action-Recommendations on response actions (Based on item 2 and current and future use). -Proposed work practices
4. Cost Estimation & Contractor Selection-Cost estimate of response action -Consultant selection -Contractor selection- Insurance, etc.
5. Operations and Maintenance Pian-Description of responsibilities & worker classification -Training program- EPA approved -Public & building occupant protection measu res -Record keeping
o. Management Plan Schedule-Budget -Occupancy -Condition -Use
