Building 315_Asbestos Sampling.pdf
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This document contains an asbestos reinspection report for Building 315 at the Perry Point VA Medical Center campus. The report identifies asbestos-containing materials found throughout the building including mudded pipe and fitting insulation, window caulk and glazing, door caulking, interior window caulking, cloth vibration isolators, and gray wall coating on perimeter metal walls. A hazard assessment was conducted and asbestos materials were rated based on their condition, potential for disturbance, and other factors. An operations and maintenance program is recommended to minimize exposure to asbestos until removal can be completed. The related federal contract opportunity notice is for project number 512A5-18-302 to construct a central emergency power distribution system for the Perry Point VA campus. The solicitation was issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration VISN 5.
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Environmental Consultants
1331 Ashton Road P.O. Box 646 Hanover, MD 21076 410-684-3327 FAX: 410-684-3384 www.amaconsulting.com
June 23, 2016
Mr. Robert Johnson Industrial Hygienist VA Maryland Health Care System Boiler Plant Road, Bldg. 101, Room 34 Perry Point, Md 21902
RE: Building 315 Asbestos Reinspection Report; AMA Project #: 15246
Mr. Johnson:
Aerosol Monitoring & Analysis, Inc. (AMA) representatives, Mr. Rob Schoennagel and Mr. Patrick LaShier conducted an on-site asbestos re-inspection of Building 315 for the purpose of verifying the existing information regarding asbestos containing materials (ACM) within the building, assessing conditions of ACMs, and placing warning labels.
Building Description
Building 315 is a boiler plant. It was constructed in 1969 and has not undergone any recent major renovations. Little change has occurred since the previous inspection within this building other than some flooring removal and replacement.
General Summary
In addition to performing condition assessments of known ACMs and labeling within Building 315, AMA collected bulk samples of additional suspect materials from Building 315 of the Perry Point VAMC Campus.
EPA Inspector(s) – Andrew Washington (I/MP 15013511. Exp. 7/23/16) Robert Schoennagel (I/MP 15002091, exp. 3/30/16) Patrick LaShier (I 15024311, exp. 10/30/16)
AMA performed the bulk sampling for ACMs as stipulated in the AHERA regulation, 40 CFR 763 Subpart E. Samples were collected with a core bore, metal spatula, or -acto knife which was driven through the suspect material to the substrate so as to obtain a sample containing each discrete layer. The samples were then placed in sterilized “whirl-pak” bags and assigned unique identifiers, which were recorded on the bags and the bulk sampling survey sheets. A chain of custody form was filled out for the bulk samples. The samples were logged in and assigned unique lab numbers. Upon completion of analytical services, AMA Analytical Services, Inc. retained the remaining sample materials.
Samples of bulk material were analyzed using PLM following the EPA, “Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Building Materials" (EPA/600/R-93- 116). PLM is an optical microscopic technique used to distinguish the different types of asbestos fibers by their shape and unique optical properties. The technique is based on the refraction of light from the various crystalline asbestos structures and observing the corresponding color changes through the microscope.
A total of three (3) bulk samples were collected from 315. All of the samples collected within Building 315 were found to contain >1% asbestos. Based upon previous inspections and additional sampling, the following ACMs exist within Building 315: wall caulking, mudded pipe and fitting insulation, window caulk/glazing, door system caulk, interior window caulk, cloth vibration isolator, gray wall coating (all perimeter walls on metal), fire doors (assumed), and roofing (assumed).
Hazard Assessment
ACMs were evaluated following the guidelines established by the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA).
The fundamental principle of the hazard assessment methodology described here is that the tendency for ACM to release fibers is directly related to the degree that the material has been disturbed or has deteriorated. One of the best measures of past and current disturbance and/or deterioration is the condition of the ACM. ACM in poor condition reflects past and perhaps ongoing disturbance/deterioration, and most likely past and perhaps ongoing release of fibers into the air. The likelihood of future disturbance can be gauged by the location of the material with respect to: (1) potential contact by building occupants, (2) sources of vibration and (3) sources of air erosion and water damage.
All of these factors can be used to determine the relative hazard ACM in each functional space poses to building occupants. The hazard rating can then be used to rank ACM in each functional space for priority of abatement and to help design an Operations and Maintenance Program which will minimize exposure until the ACM is eventually removed. AMA conducted a hazard assessment of the identified and assumed asbestos containing building materials (ACBM) following the protocol established under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) regulation, 40 CFR 763, Subpart E. Although non-friable materials are not included in the AHERA rules assessment, AMA included such materials in order to provide the client with an assessment of the risks of the identified/assumed ACBM in their current condition. The materials are classified in the attached Table II by material description, type (asbestos/content by percentage), location, extent, accessibility, condition of material and current damage. Assessment sheets for each friable homogeneous material were also provided.
Classifying Material with Respect to Condition
“Significantly damaged” ACM is characterized by large areas of material delaminated or showing adhesive failure and/or a surface with water stains, gouges, or mars over at least one tenth of the surface if the damage is evenly distributed (one quarter if the damage is localized.)
“Damaged” ACM is characterized by a surface that is crumbled, water-stained, gouged, marred or otherwise abraded over less than one tenth of the surface if the damage is evenly distributed (one quarter if the damage is localized.)
Good condition refers to a material state where no visible damage or deterioration is evident.
Classifying Material with Respect to Potential for Disturbance
The same factors used in damage assessment are used in evaluating potential for disturbance: (1) potential contact from building occupants, (2) vibration and (3) air flow.
Potential for contact may be considered high if the material is in a public area (e.g., hallway) and accessible to building occupants. The potential may be moderate if the material is in a room or office and accessible to the occupants. Low potential for contact would be characterized by a material that is not within reach of any building occupant.
Factors such as the presence of loud motors or engines near an ACM or close proximity of an airport or major highway to the building could result in a high vibration impact. Moderate vibration influence could be characterized by non-obtrusive motors or engines (e.g. operating ductwork) or occasional loud noises (e.g. vehicle loading dock, generators) The absence of any of the above factors would lead to a low potential of vibration influence.
Potential for air erosion may be classified as high if the material is located in an area with a high velocity air stream, such as a fan room, or moderate if a noticeable movement of air is present (e.g. ventilator air stream.) Potential for air erosion would be considered low if no detectable air movement is detected in the area.
Refer to the attached Asbestos Containing Material Data Table for detailed information regarding the presence quantity, location, condition and assessment of the ACBM at the building.
If you have any questions regarding this summary or the attached data spreadsheet, please contact me at our office.
Sincerely, Andrew Washington, CIH Project Manager
Attachments
Bulk Sample Table
Asbestos Bulk Sampling Results Veterans Administration
Perry Point, MD Building 315
Sample Number
Material Location Results (%) asbestos
152461215-
Gray wall coating Area 11 – upper boiler room
Along east perimeter wall ~5’ from north wall
5% chrysotile
152461215-
Gray wall coating Area9 – boiler room
Along south perimeter wall `3’ from boiler
5% chrysotile
152461215-
Gray wall coating Area 9 – boiler room
Along west wall perimeter ~20’ from north wall
5% chrysotile
VAMHCS FRIABLE HOMOGENEOUS AREA-ASSESSMENT
Building 315 Date 1-19-16
Inspector Robert Schoennagel HA# 1
Material Type: Mudded pipe fitting Insulation Location: Throughout
Area: Throughout Sq. Ft.. Ln. Ft. 35 Fittings
(COMMENTS, % Damage) No damage to any fittings
HAZARD ASSESSMENT FACTORS
DAMAGE FACTORS
Physical
Significant Moderate None x
Water
Extensive
Light
Deterioration
Heavy
Light
DISTURBANCE FACTORS
Proximity to Repair Items
<1 ft. x 1 to 5 ft.
>5ft., Accessible
Within reach x Barely Unreachable
Texture
Rough x Pitted Moderate Smooth
Adjacent Rooms
Common Area Offices Mech. Rm. x Elevators
AIR FLOW FACTORS
Barriers
Permanent Enclosed x Encapsulated None
Ventilation
Yes No x If yes, Intake Exhaust
Air Movement
High
Low x
Air Conduits
Air Plenum Air Shaft Elevator Shaft
VA Maryland Health Care System 3 Year Re-Inspection Documentation
Building #: 315 Homogenous Area #: 1 Date: 1-19-16_____ Description: Mudded pipe fitting insulation Inspector: Robert Schoennagel
Physical Assessment (check all that apply) Damaged or significantly damaged TSI ACM Damaged friable surfacing ACM Significantly damaged friable surfacing ACM Damaged or significantly damaged friable miscellaneous ACM x ACBM with potential for damage ACBM with potential for significant damage Any remaining friable ACBM or friable suspected ACBM No asbestos detected
Classification of Hazard Potential (circle one)
Hazard Rank ACM Condition ACM Disturbance Potential
7 Significantly Damaged Any 6 Damaged Potential for Significant Damage 5 Damaged Potential for Damage 4 Damaged Low Potential for Damage 3 Good Significant Potential for Damage 2 Good Potential for Damage 1 Good Low Potential for Damage
Inspector Signature: Robert Schoennagel Date:1-19-16
Condition if Changed: No
2011 Inspection Note: Good ______
Current Inspection Comments: Good
Recommended Response Action (circle applicable actions) O&M Remove / Enclose / Encapsulate Evacuate / Restrict
Laboratory Results
Photos
Veterans Affairs
AMA Project #15246
Photo 1 Gray Wall Caulk
Photo 2 Door Window Caulk
Photo 3 Window Glazing
Photo 4 9 X 9 Tan with Tan (top) Streaks Floor Tile
Veterans Affairs
AMA Project #15246
Photo 5 Cloth Vibration Isolator
Photo 6 Mudded Fittings
Photo 7 Gray Wall Coating
Inspector Licenses
ACM Data Table
Department of Veterans Affairs Perry Point ‐ Building 315
Asbestos Containing Material Data Table
Campus/Site Area Designation Building Number
Floor Room Number Category
(AHERA Class) Material Type Location Quantity
Unit of Measure
Condition Comments Asbestos Content Access Hazard Ranking
Response Action
Drawing Number
Photo Number
Perry Point 01 315 1st Locker Room Miscellaneous 12" X 12" Tan with tan streaks floor tile mastic
Throughout floor 150 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 01 315 1st Locker room Miscellaneous Tan baseboard mastic Throughout all walls 45 Linear feet No Asbestos Medium N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 01 315 1st Locker room Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant Throughout room 25 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 01 315 1st Locker room TSI Mudded pipe fitting insulation Ceiling around hot water heater 2 Fittings Good on 3" OD fiberglass lines 5% Chrysotile Medium 2 O&M H-3151 6
Perry Point 01 315 1st Locker room Miscellaneous Yellow floor tile mastic Throughout floor 150 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 02 315 1st Bathroom TSI Assumed pipe and fitting insulation East wet wall 25 Linear feet Good Assumed ACM Low 2 O&M H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 02 315 1st Bathroom TSI Mudded pipe fitting insulation Ceiling Area 14 Fittings Good on 2"-3" OD fiberglass lines 5% Chrysotile Medium 2 O&M H-3151 6
Perry Point 02 315 1st Bathroom Miscellaneous Door / window caulk North and south walls 2 @ 4' X 7' Door Good 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 2 O&M H-3151 2
Perry Point 02 315 1st Bathroom Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant Throughout ceiling 100 Linear feet No Asbestos Medium N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 02 315 1st Bathroom Miscellaneous Window caulk South wall 1 @ 2' X 7.5' Window Damaged 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 4 Repair H-3151 2
Perry Point 02 315 1st Bathroom Miscellaneous Window glazing South wall 1 @ 2' X 7.5' Window Damaged 9.5% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 4 Repair H-3151 3
Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor Miscellaneous Black floor tile masitc North side of floor 48 Square feet Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor Miscellaneous Black floor tile masitc South side of floor 8 Square feet Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor Miscellaneous Brown baseboard mastic East and south walls 10 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor TSI Calmag pipe insulation Center room above door 5 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor Miscellaneous Red fire stop South wall 1 Square feet No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant Above drop ceiling 30 Linear feet No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 03 315 1st Corridor Miscellaneous Metal fire door South wall 1 @ 3' X 7' Door Good Labeled door Assumed ACM Low 1 O&M H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 04 315 1st Office Miscellaneous 2' X 4' White fissured ceiling tile Drop ceiling 16 Square feet No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 04 315 1st Office Miscellaneous 9" X 9" White with gray streaks floor tile and black mastic
Throughout floor 16 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 04 315 1st Office Miscellaneous Tan baseboard mastic North, west and south walls 38 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 04 315 1st Office Miscellaneous White pinhold wall board South wall 80 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 04 315 1st Office Miscellaneous Door / window caulk East wall 1 @ 4' X 7' Door Damaged 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 4 Repair H-3151 2
Perry Point 04 315 1st Office Miscellaneous Interior window system caulk North wall 1 @ 4' X 6' Window Good
1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 2 O&M H-3151 2
Perry Point 05 315 1st Oil Pump Room Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant Throughout area 55 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 06 315 1st 03 TSI Mudded pipe fitting insulation North wall 1 Fittings Good 2" Pipeline 5% Chrysotile High 2 O&M H-3151 6
Perry Point 06 315 1st 03 Miscellaneous Black sink mastic South wall 1 @ 1' X 1' Sink No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 06 315 1st 03 Miscellaneous Red fire stop West wall 1 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 06 315 1st 03 Miscellaneous Door / window glazing East wall 2 @ 2.5' X 3' Door No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A Perry Point 06 315 1st 03 Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant Throughout area 10 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 06 315 1st 03 Miscellaneous Exterior door caulk East wall 2 @ 3' X 7' Door Damaged 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 4 Repair H-3151 2
Perry Point 07 315 1st Northeast Passage
Miscellaneous Door caulk East wall 1 @ 3' X 7' Door Good Interior and exterior 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 2 O&M H-3151 2
Perry Point 08 315 1st Water Softening Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant on canvas tank wrap North wall 2 Linear feet 3' Round x 8H No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 08 315 1st Water Softening Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant on fiberglass Throughout 300 Linear feet 2" - 10" OD No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room TSI Mudded pipe fitting insulation West wall 8 Fittings Good 5% Chrysotile High 2 O&M H-3151 6
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous Boiler breaker assumed Throughout each boiler 80 Linear feet 24" OD wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room TSI Calmag pipe insulation North side water feeds and all 4 boilers 90 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room TSI Calmag pipe insulation North side water feeds and all 4 boilers 120 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous White duct seam sealant on canvas Throughout each boiler 340 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous Door / window glazing North, south and west walls 4 @ 2' X 3' Door No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
ACM Data Table ‐ 1
Department of Veterans Affairs Perry Point ‐ Building 315
Asbestos Containing Material Data Table
Campus/Site Area Designation Building Number
Floor Room Number Category
(AHERA Class) Material Type Location Quantity
Unit of Measure
Condition Comments Asbestos Content Access Hazard Ranking
Response Action
Drawing Number
Photo Number
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous Door caulk North, south and west walls 2 @ 3' X 7', 1 @ 6' X 7'
Door Fair 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 2 O&M H-3151 2
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant on fiber glass (canvas) Throughout 845 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous White pipe seam sealant on fiberglass (paper) Throughout 2,550 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous Window caulk West wall 3 @ 4' X 4' Window Damaged 1.2% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 4 Repair H-3151 2
Perry Point 09 315 1st Boiler Room Miscellaneous Window glazing West wall 3 @ 4' X 4' Window Damaged 9.5% Chrysotile by
TEM
High 4 Repair H-3151 3
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit Miscellaneous Black pipe tar North wall 5 Linear feet under ground, pipes disconnected
No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit
TSI
Mudded pipe fitting insulation
West wall 3 Fittings Significantly
Damaged 1 fitting damaged 5% Chrysotile High 7
Remove / Repair
H-3151 6
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit TSI Mudded tank insulation Center of room 660 Square feet 6' R x 10' L No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit TSI Calmag pipe insulation Center of room 20 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit TSI Calmag pipe insulation Center of room 40 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit Miscellaneous
White pipe seam sealant on fiberglass (canvas)
Throughout 500 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 10 315 1st Boiler Room
Lower Pit Miscellaneous
White pipe seam sealant on fiberglass (paper)
Throughout 400 Linear feet ~15 Lf damaged No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper
TSI
Mudded pipe fitting insulation
Throughout 7 Fittings Good 5% Chrysotile High 2 O&M H-3151 6
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper TSI Mudded tank insulation Center of room 200 Square feet 6'R x 15"L No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper TSI Calmag pipe insulation Center of room 2 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper TSI Calmag pipe insulation Center of room 50 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper Miscellaneous Cloth vibrator isolation Northeast Corner
1 @ 2'x 2' 2 @ 2' x 3'
Units Damaged <1 SF Damaged 50% Chrysotile High 4 O&M H-3151 5
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper Miscellaneous Gray /Black wall coating
Perimeter walls (interior and exterior)
9500 Square feet Damaged 5% Chrysotile High 4 Repair H-3151 7
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper Miscellaneous
White pipe seam sealant on fiberglass (canvas)
Throughout 501 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point 11 315 1st Boiler Room
Upper Miscellaneous
White pipe seam sealant on fiberglass (paper)
Throughout 401 Linear feet No Asbestos High N/A H-3151 N/A
Perry Point N/A 315 1st Exterior Miscellaneous Boiler breaker assumed Roof 40 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A N/A Perry Point N/A 315 1st Exterior Miscellaneous Build up roof Throughout roof 5,000 Square feet No Asbestos Low N/A N/A Perry Point N/A 315 1st Exterior Miscellaneous Roof flashing Throughout roof 350 Linear feet No Asbestos Low N/A N/A
Perry Point N/A 315 Exterior Roof Miscellaneous Roofing Throughout 7500 Square feet Good Assumed ACM Low 2 O&M N/A Perry Point N/A 315 1st Exterior TSI Calmag pipe insulation South wall 600 Linear feet Wrapped in metal jacket No Asbestos Low N/A N/A
Perry Point N/A 315 1st Exterior Miscellaneous Dryvit Main entrance of ceiling north side 150 Square feet No Asbestos High N/A N/A
Perry Point N/A 315 1st Exterior Miscellaneous Gray wall caulk Throughout all walls 1,000 Linear feet Damaged 2% Chrysotile High 4 Repair 1
Perry Point N/A 315 1st Generator Shed Miscellaneous Gray wall caulk Throughout 500 Square feet Good 2% Chrysotile High 2 O&M 1
Perry Point N/A 315 Exterior/Interi or Exterior/Interior Miscellaneous Gray/Black wall coating
All corrugated metal interior/exterior walls
9500 Square feet Damaged 5% Chrysotile High 4 Repair N/A
ACM Data Table ‐ 2
Drawings
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