Document B57wgxYon25gBKmeGYQ6BVmg4

Federal Register./ Viol. *51, ,No. 119 ;/ Friday, June 20, 1986 / 'Rules -and Regulations 22981 enclosure. Whenever possible, the asbestos should be removed and placed directly into bags for disposal rather than droppingthe material to the floor and picking up all.of the material when the removal is complete. U a significant amount of time elapses between ' the time that the material is removed and the time it is bagged, the asbestos material is likely to dry out and.generate-asbestosJaden dust when it is dis turbed by .people working within the enclosure. Any asbestos- -contaminated supplies Bnd equipment that .cannot be decontaminated shou1d.be disposed ofin pre-labeledbags: items ihithis category include plastic sheeting, disposable work clothing, respirator cartridges, and contaminated wash water. A checklist is one of the most effective methods of ensuring adequate surveillance of .the integrity of'the asbestos removal enclosure.-Such a\checkliBtiis shown in Figure F-6. Filling out the checklist at the beginning of each shift in which asbestos removal is being performed will serve to document that all the necessary precautions will be taken during the asbestos removal work. Hie checklist contains entries for ensuring that: - The work-area -enclosure is .complete; The negative-pressure system is in operation; Necessary signs and labels are used: BU.LINO COOE 4510-26-M GLEASON-001029