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This is an asbestos-containing materials survey report conducted by Boggs Environmental Consultants for Building 500-1A at the Martinsburg VA Medical Center in West Virginia. The survey, conducted on February 9, 2016 and September 26, 2016, was requested by Industrial Hygienist Krista Bowen to update the existing asbestos database and ensure compliance with EPA and West Virginia regulations prior to renovation activities.
The survey identified several asbestos-containing materials in Building 500-1A, including 12" x 12" beige floor tiles with dark beige flakes (5% Chrysotile, ~11,933 SF), white duct mastic (~1,267 SF, asbestos-containing), black floor tile mastic (~16,716 SF, asbestos-containing), and white pipe mastic throughout wall cavities (quantity to be determined). The report also identified trace amounts (<1%) of asbestos in gray subflooring in specific rooms. The survey included both visual inspection and laboratory analysis of bulk samples by EMSL Analytical using PLM/DS and TEM methods. The report recommends halting work and conducting additional sampling if new suspect materials are discovered during renovation, and treating all materials with trace amounts of asbestos as asbestos-containing materials.
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ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS SURVEY
BUILDING 500-1A
Martinsburg VA Medical Center
510 Butler Avenue Martinsburg, West Virginia 25405
Ms. Krista Bowen, Industrial Hygienist
BEC Project # WV15032
Fieldwork Conducted: February 9, 2016 & September 26, 2016
Final Technical Report Date: February 2, 2017
Prepared by:
| Middletown MD | ~ | Morgantown, | WV | |||||
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| Tel: | (301) | 694‐5687 | ~ | Fax: | (301) | 694‐9799 |
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SERVICES
ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS SURVEY
BUILDING 500-1A
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I SITE DESCRIPTION 1.0
SECTION II ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS SURVEY 1.0
SECTION III CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS 7.0
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A EMSL SAMPLE RESULTS & EMSL CHAIN OF CUSTODY
APPENDIX B SAMPLING LOG
APPENDIX C BEC STAFF QUALIFICATIONS
BOGGS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, INC.
Onsite Fieldwork Conducted By & Final Technical Report Reviewed By:
Derrick A. Klein Environmental Specialist State of West Virginia US EPA AHERA Asbestos Inspector (#AI008308) State of West Virginia US EPA AHERA Asbestos Inspector (#AI008781)
SECTION 1.0 SITE DESCRIPTION
Project Site: Building 500-1A
Requester Name: Ms. Krista Bowen, Industrial Hygienist
Requester Address: Department of Veteran Affairs
Subject Site Description & Scope of Work:
The subject site is Building 500-1A located on the campus at Martinsburg VA Medical Center at 510 Butler Avenue, Martinsburg West Virginia 25405, hereinafter referred to as the subject site.
BEC received authorization from Ms. Krista Bowen, Martinsburg VA Medical Center, Industrial Hygienist, to provide support services to update the existing asbestos-containing materials database developed by previous inspectors. Ms. Bowen requested the asbestos inspection to ensure compliance with United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (US EPA) and State of West Virginia regulations, prior to disturbance of building construction materials anticipated (scheduled) to occur during renovation activities and to update the inventory of asbestos-containing materials.
SECTION 2.0 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL SURVEY
BOGGS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, INC. (BEC) conducted an asbestos-containing building construction materials (ACBMs) re-inspection survey of the interior and exterior of the subject site to evaluate materials that were previously not sampled, collection and further evaluation of non-friable organically bound materials via Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), and updates of the existing locations and quantities of building construction materials. The asbestos inspection was conducted in accordance with the US EPA "Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) of 1986" (40 CFR Part 763) and the "Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Reauthorization Act (ASHARA) of 1992" (40 CFR Part 763, Appendix C-E, Model Accreditation Plan).
BEC staff member Mr. Derrick Klein, a US EPA AHERA and State of West Virginia licensed asbestos inspector, conducted a preliminary field walk inspection for the purpose of developing an understanding of the previously sampled components and to identify any previously unidentified suspected asbestos-containing materials.
Subsequently, Mr. Klein collected multiple bulk samples of suspect ACBMs observed at the subject site on February 9, 2016 & September 26, 2016.
FIELD SAMPLING
BEC advises, based upon current US EPA asbestos hazard control regulations, the minimum number of samples necessary to definitively determine the presence (or absence) of ACBMs is dependent on the nature and quantity of the suspect building construction material. Additionally, the US EPA has established a standardized schedule for bulk sample collection of suspect ACBMs based upon homogeneous areas.
BEC advises, based upon onsite visual inspection and bulk sampling activities, nine (9) samples of the suspect ACBMs were collected and submitted to the analytical laboratory which upon laboratory analysis revealed a total of eleven (11) individual PLM/DS analyses were required due to multiple layered bulk samples. BEC advises, based upon US EPA asbestos analytical regulations, the laboratory analyst has the sole discretion/responsibility in determining whether the bulk sample is composed of one or multiple layers.
LABORATORY ANALYSIS
Pursuant to the field screen and bulk sample collection, BEC submitted the bulk samples to EMSL of Cinnaminson, New Jersey for asbestos content analysis. EMSL is accredited by the American Industrial Hygiene Association and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)-National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program as proficient in the analysis of asbestos in bulk samples.
EMSL performed Polarized Light Microscopy with Dispersion Staining (PLM/DS) of the bulk samples in accordance with the “Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Building Materials” (US EPA. Method 600/R-93/116, July 1993).
BEC advises PLM/DS analysis revealed asbestos WAS DETECTED in a number of the suspect ACBM bulk samples collected and submitted to EMSL. BEC provides the results of the PLM/DS analyses in Table A – Asbestos-Containing Material Testing Results:
TABLE A- ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL TESTING RESULTS
HA# Sample # Material
Class.
Sampling Location
Building Construction Material
Asbestos (%)
34 500-1A-9216-1 M 1A-114: Southeast
Room Corner 12" x 12" Gray w/Gray
Flakes VFT None Detected
35 500-1A-9216-2 M 1A-114: Southeast
Room Corner Gray Floor Tile Mastic None Detected
36 500-1A-9216-3 M 1A-136: Center
Room Floor 12" x 12" Blue w/White
Specks VFT None Detected
500-1A-9216-4 M
1A-160: Northwest Room Corner
Gray Subflooring None Detected 5 Black Mastic 5% Chrysotile
2 500-1A-2916-1 M 1A-128: Northwest
Room Corner Joint Compound None Detected
500-1A-2916-2 M
1A-128: Northwest Room Corner
Brown Baseboard None Detected 9 Brown Baseboard Mastic None Detected
4 500-1A-2916-3 M 1A-128: Northwest
Room Corner 12" x 12" Beige w/Dark
Beige Flakes VFT 5% Chrysotile
5 500-1A-2916-4 M 1A-128: Northwest
Room Corner Black Floor Tile Mastic 8% Chrysotile
6 500-1A-2916-5 M 1A-128: Above Drop
Ceiling Spray Applied Fire
Proofing None Detected
See APPENDIX B – SAMPLING LOG for the comprehensive sampling log sheet complete with historical sampling data.
Upon receipt of PLM/DS laboratory data, EMSL was directed by Krista Bowen to conduct further analysis via “Gravimetric Reduction and Transmission Electron Microscopy” (ELAP 198.4) on six (6) non-friable organically-bound (NOB) suspect materials reported as none-detected by PLM.
The request for TEM analysis is based upon the understanding that small asbestos fibers may be missed by PLM due to resolution limitations of the optical microscope. In addition, binding materials in certain building products can cause matrix interference, which may obscure underlying asbestos fibers from view and result in a false-negative analytical result. Therefore, PLM is not consistently reliable in detecting asbestos in NOB materials.
Quantitative transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is currently the only method that can definitively pronounce NOB materials as non-asbestos containing.
BEC advises TEM analysis revealed asbestos WAS DETECTED in the suspect NOB bulk samples submitted to EMSL. BEC provides the results of the NOB TEM analyses hereunder in Table B - Asbestos Survey NOB TEM Analytical Results.
TABLE B – ASBESTOS SURVEY - NOB TEM ANALYTICAL RESULTS
HA# Sample #
Class.
Sampling Location
Building Construction Material
Asbestos (%)
34 500-1A-9216-1 M 1A-114: Southeast
Room Corner 12" x 12" Gray w/Gray
Flakes VFT None Detected
35 500-1A-9216-2 M 1A-114: Southeast
Room Corner Gray Floor Tile Mastic None Detected
36 500-1A-9216-3 M 1A-136: Center Room
Floor 12" x 12" Blue w/White
Specks VFT None Detected
37 500-1A-9216-4 M 1A-160: Northwest
Room Corner Gray Subflooring <0.52% Chrysotile
500-1A-2916-2 M 2A-106: Northwest
Room Corner Brown Baseboard None Detected
9 Brown Baseboard Mastic None Detected
ASBESTOS SURVEY LIMITATIONS
The above limited inspection was characterized by close visual inspection of Building 500-1A, in accordance with US EPA regulations and generally accepted engineering work practices associated with the conduct of an asbestos survey. It is relevant to note, BEC did NOT conduct exploratory demolition to gain access to enclosed building conditions (e.g., wall cavities, pipe chases, HVAC ductwork shafts, ceiling plenums, etc.). Additionally, BEC sampling strategy was designed to include materials not previously sampled and non-organically bound materials which were not evaluated via TEM. As such, BEC assumes no responsibility that the historical information provided is accurate or complete.
BEC collected random bulk samples of suspect ACBMs. BEC has made every effort to identify all locations and types of asbestos-containing construction materials. BEC asbestos survey sampling strategy included multiple samples of the same materials chosen at random. However, BEC advises, due to the inconsistencies of manufacturer processes and contractor installation methods, materials of similar construction may contain varied quantities of asbestos.
Furthermore, BEC advises locating all asbestos-containing materials can only be definitively achieved by conducting exploratory demolition and sampling every section of pipe insulation, every fitting or valve covering, every square yard of fireproofing, and every square foot of other surface coating materials. Therefore, BEC makes no warranty, expressed or implied, that all asbestos has been found. Additionally, BEC recommends bulk sampling and analysis of all suspect ACBMs (not otherwise evaluated during this survey) encountered within a building area, prior to renovation or demolition.
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SECTION 3.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
CONCLUSIONS
1. BEC concludes, based upon onsite visual inspection, review of analytical data, and review of historical analytical data. US EPA-regulated ACBMs (defined as >1% asbestos content) were identified at the subject site and are listed in Table C – Asbestos-Containing Materials.
TABLE C: ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS
Building Construction
Location
EPA
Regulated
OSHA
Regulated Estimated Quantity
12” x 12” Beige w/Dark Beige Flakes VFT
1A-127, 1A-127A, 1A-128, 1A-132B, 1A-136D, 1A-141, 1A-142, 1A-143, 1A-144, 1A-145, 1A-146, 1A-147, 1A-148, 1A-149, 1A-150, 1A-151, 1A-152, 1A-153, 1A-154, 1A-155, 1A-159, 1A-160A, 1A-163, 1A-166, 1A-167, 1A-168, 1A-168A, 1A-168B, 1A-169, 1A-170, 1A-171, 1A-172, 1A-173, 1A-175, 1A-176, 1A-177, 1A-178, 1A-182, 1A-183, 1A-184, 1A-C11, 1A-C12, 1A-C13, 1A-C14, 1A-C14A, 1A-C15, 1A-C16, 1A-C17, 1A-C19, 1A-C20, 2A-C21, 1A-C22, 1A-C24, & 1A-C25
YES YES ~11,933 SF
White Duct Mastic
1A-100, 1A-104, 1A-105, 1A-107, 1A-131, 1A-132B, 1A-133, 1A-135, 1A-136, 1A-136A, 1A-136B, 1A-136D, 1A-137, 1A-139, 1A-140, 1A-141, 1A-142, 1A-143, 1A-144, 1A-145, 1A-146, 1A-146A, 1A-147, 1A-148, 1A-149, 1A-150, 1A-151, 1A-152, 1A-153, 1A-154, 1A-155, 1A-156, 1A-158, 1A-159, 1A-160, 1A-161, 1A-161A, 1A-161B, 1A-162, 1A-163, 1A-164, 1A-164A, 1A-165, 1A-165A, 1A-166, 1A-167, 1A-168, 1A-168A, 1A-168B, 1A-169, 1A-170, 1A-171, 1A-172, 1A-173, 1A-175, 1A-176, 1A-177, 1A-177A, 1A-178, 1A-180, 1A-181, 1A-184, 1A-185, 1A-186, 1A-C1, 1A-C2, 1A-C3, 1A-C4, 1A-C5, 1A-C6, 1A-C11, 1A-C12, 1A-C13, 1A-C14, 1A-14A, 1A-C15, 1A-C16, 1A-C17, 1A-C20, 1A-C21, 1A-C22, 1A-C24, & 1A-C25
YES YES ~1,267 SF
SECTION 3.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
CONCLUSIONS
TABLE C: ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS
Location
EPA
Regulated
OSHA
Regulated Estimated Quantity
Black Floor Tile Mastic
1A-127, 1A-127A, 1A-128, 1A-129A, 1A-132B, 1A-136, 1A-136B, 1A-136D, 1A-139, 1A-140, 1A-141, 1A-142, 1A-143, 1A-144, 1A-145, 1A-146, 1A-147, 1A-148, 1A-149, 1A-150, 1A-151, 1A-152, 1A-153, 1A-54, 1A-155, 1A-159, 1A-160, 1A-160A, 1A-161, 1A-161A, 1A-161B, 1A-163, 1A-165, 1A-165A, 1A-166, 1A-167, 1A-168, 1A-168A, 1A-168B, 1A-169, 1A-170, 1A-171, 1A-172, 1A-173, 1A-175, 1A-176, 1A-177, 1A-178, 1A-182, 1A-183, 1A-184, 1A-186, 1A-C11, 1A-C12, 1A-C13, 1A-C14, 1A-C14A, 1A-C15, 1A-C16, 1A-C17, 1A-C19, 1A-C20, 1A-C21, 1A-C22, 1A-C24, & 1A-C25
YES YES ~16,716 SF
White Pipe Mastic* Throughout Wall Cavities YES YES TBD
*BEC advises historical sampling data of white pipe mastic has revealed the pipe mastic to be asbestos containing in multiple areas. Furthermore, quantifying the white pipe mast can only be achieved by conducting exploratory demolition of the wall cavities which is outside this scope of work.
2. BEC concludes, based upon review of US EPA and State of West Virginia law, specific regulations governing the disturbance, removal, and disposal of asbestos, DO APPLY to any work, of which is planned and/or can be reasonably anticipated to, result in the disturbance of the materials identified in the course of this inspection.
3. BEC concludes, based upon review of United States Occupational, Safety and Health Administration (Construction Industry-29 CFR 1926.1101 and General Industry-29 CFR 1910.1001) regulations governing non-occupational and occupational exposure to asbestos, DO APPLY to any renovation/demolition, housekeeping, maintenance and repair activities directly and/or indirectly impacting (disturbance/damage) the asbestos containing materials and trace asbestos containing materials.
4. BEC concludes, based upon onsite visual inspection and review of analytical data; US OSHA regulated (<1% asbestos) construction materials ARE PRESENT within the subject site, as listed in Table D – Summary of Trace ACBM
TABLE D: SUMMARY OF TRACE ACBMs
Location
EPA
Regulated
OSHA
Regulated Estimated Quantity
Gray Subfloor 1A-160, 1A-161, 1A-161A, & 1A-161B NO YES ~824 SF
RECOMMENDATIONS
1. BEC recommends should the renovation activities result in the discovery of additional suspect ACBMs, halting all work activities with subsequent bulk sample collection and analysis of discovered ACBMs, to determine asbestos content.
2. BEC recommends that all materials found to contain “Trace” amounts of asbestos be treated as asbestos-containing
APPENDIX A
EMSL SAMPLE RESULTS
EMSL CHAIN OF CUSTODY
EMSL Analytical, Inc.
200 Route 130 North Cinnaminson, NJ 08077
Phone/Fax: (800) 220-3675 / (856) 786-5974 http://www.EMSL.com / cinnasblab@EMSL.com
VAMD78
041603297
613-C60024
Asbestos Survey
EMSL Order ID:
Customer ID:
Customer PO:
Project ID:
Attn:
Proj: 500 1A (Asbestos Survey)
Phone: (304) 263-3412
Fax: (304) 262-4881
Collected: 2/ 9/2016
Received: 2/11/2016
Analyzed: 2/24/2016
Krista Bowen
VA Medical Center
510 Butler Avenue
Martinsburg, WV 25405-9991
Summary Test Report for Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Material via EPA 600/R-93/116 Method via
Polarized Light Microscopy Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041603297-0001500-1A-2916-1
500 1A 128: Northwest Room Corner/Joint Compound
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
2/17/2016 0% 100%PLM White None Detected
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041603297-0002500-1A-2916-2- Baseboard
500 1A 128: West Room Wall/Brown Baseboard
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
2/17/2016 0% 100%PLM Brown None Detected
2/24/2016 0.0% 100%TEM Grav. Reduction None DetectedBrown
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041603297-0002A500-1A-2916-2-Mastic
500 1A 128: West Room Wall/Mastic
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
2/17/2016 0% 100%PLM Black None Detected
2/24/2016 0.0% 100.0%TEM Grav. Reduction None DetectedBrown
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041603297-0003500-1A-2916-3
500 1A 128: Northwest Room Corner/12"x12" White w/ Tan Streak VFT
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
2/17/2016 0% 95% 5% ChrysotilePLM Tan/White
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041603297-0004500-1A-2916-4
500 1A 128: Northwest Room Corner/Black Floor Tile
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
2/17/2016 0% 92% 8% ChrysotilePLM Black
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041603297-0005500-1A-2916-5
500 1A 128: Above Drop Ceiling/Spray Applied Fireproofing
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
2/17/2016 85% 15%PLM Gray None Detected
Test Report:EPAMultiTests-7.32.2.D Printed: 2/24/2016 09:31PM Page 1 of 2
Phone/Fax: (800) 220-3675 / (856) 786-5974 http://www.EMSL.com / cinnasblab@EMSL.com
VAMD78
041603297
613-C60024
Asbestos Survey
EMSL Order ID:
Customer ID:
Customer PO:
Project ID:
Summary Test Report for Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Material via EPA 600/R-93/116 Method via
Polarized Light Microscopy
Analyst(s):
PLM (6)Andrew Coward
TEM Grav. Reduction (2)Wayne Froehlich
Benjamin Ellis, Laboratory Manager or Other Approved Signatory
Reviewed and approved by:
EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported above and may not be reproduced, except in full, without written approval by EMSL. This test report must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U.S.
Government. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. The laboratory is not responsible for the accuracy of results when requested to physically separate and analyze layered samples. PLM alone is not consistently reliable in detecting asbestos in floor coverings and similar NOBs
Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc. Cinnaminson, NJ NVLAP Lab Code 101048-0, AIHA-LAP, LLC-IHLAP Lab 100194, NYS ELAP
10872, NJ DEP 03036
Initial report from: 02/18/201608:22:28
Test Report:EPAMultiTests-7.32.2.D Printed: 2/24/2016 09:31PM Page 2 of 2
OrderID: 041603297
Phone/Fax: (800) 220-3675 / (856) 786-5974 http://www.EMSL.com / cinnasblab@EMSL.com
VAMD78
041627749
613-C60024
Asbestos Survey
EMSL Order ID:
Customer ID:
Customer PO:
Project ID:
Attn:
Proj: 5990-1A Asbestos Survey (Asbestos Survey)
Phone: (304) 263-3412
Fax: (304) 262-4881
Collected: 9/26/2016
Received: 10/06/2016
Analyzed: 10/17/2016
Krista Bowen
VA Medical Center
510 Butler Avenue
Martinsburg, WV 25405-9991
Summary Test Report for Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Material via EPA 600/R-93/116
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041627749-0001500-1A-92616-1
500-1A-114: Southeast Room Corner/12x12 Gray w/Gray Flakes VFT
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
10/14/2016 0% 100%PLM Gray None Detected
10/17/2016 0.0% 100%TEM Grav. Reduction None DetectedGray/Tan
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041627749-0002500-1A-92616-2
500-1A-114: Southeast Room Corner/Gray Floor Tile Mastic
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
10/14/2016 0% 100%PLM Gray/Yellow None Detected
10/17/2016 0.0% 100%TEM Grav. Reduction None DetectedGray/Yellow
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041627749-0003500-1A-92616-3
500-1A-136: Center Room Floor/12x12 Blue w/White Specks VFT
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
10/14/2016 0% 100%PLM Blue None Detected
10/17/2016 0.0% 100%TEM Grav. Reduction None DetectedBlue
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041627749-0004500-1A-92616-4-Subfloor
500-1A-160: Northwest Room Corner/Gray Subflooring
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
10/14/2016 10% 90%PLM Gray None Detected
10/17/2016 0.0% 100% ChrysotileTEM Grav. Reduction Gray <0.52%
Client Sample ID:
Sample Description:
Lab Sample ID: 041627749-0004A500-1A-92616-4-Mastic
500-1A-160: Northwest Room Corner/Gray Subflooring
DateTEST Non-Fibrous Asbestos CommentColor Fibrous
Non-AsbestosAnalyzed
10/14/2016 0% 96% 4% ChrysotilePLM Black
Test Report:EPAMultiTests-7.32.2.D Printed: 10/17/2016 10:12AM Page 1 of 2
Phone/Fax: (800) 220-3675 / (856) 786-5974 http://www.EMSL.com / cinnasblab@EMSL.com
VAMD78
041627749
613-C60024
Asbestos Survey
EMSL Order ID:
Customer ID:
Customer PO:
Project ID:
Summary Test Report for Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Material via EPA 600/R-93/116
Analyst(s):
TEM Grav. Reduction (4)Patrick Carr
PLM (5)Rebecca Siegel
Benjamin Ellis, Laboratory Manager or Other Approved Signatory
Reviewed and approved by:
EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported above and may not be reproduced, except in full, without written approval by EMSL. This test report must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U.S. Government. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. The laboratory is not responsible for the accuracy of results when requested to physically separate and analyze layered samples. PLM alone is not consistently reliable in detecting asbestos in floor coverings and similar NOBs
Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc. Cinnaminson, NJ NVLAP Lab Code 101048-0, AIHA-LAP, LLC-IHLAP Lab 100194, NYS ELAP
10872, NJ DEP 03036
Initial report from: 10/17/201610:12:49
Test Report:EPAMultiTests-7.32.2.D Printed: 10/17/2016 10:12AM Page 2 of 2
OrderID: 041627749
APPENDIX B
SAMPLING LOG
Building #:
Date:
HA# Sample #
Lab initials/Chain of Custody #
Sample location Material Description
General Material Category or substrate Notes
Bldg # Floor Wing Space # Location of Sample Asb. Type Asb. Content
34 500‐1A‐9216‐1 41627749 500 1st A 1A‐114 1A‐114: Southeast Room
Corner 12" x 12" Gray w/Gray
Flakes VFT Floor Tile NAD NAD (Via TEM)
35 500‐1A‐9216‐2 41627749 500 1st A 1A‐114 1A‐114: Southeast Room
Corner Gray Floor Tile Mastic Floor Tile Mastic NAD NAD (Via TEM)
36 500‐1A‐9216‐3 41627749 500 1st A 1A‐136 1A‐136: Center Room
Floor 12" x 12" Blue w/White Specks VFT Floor Tile NAD NAD (Via TEM) 37 Gray Subflooring Flooring Chrysotile <0.52% 5 Black Mastic Mastic Chrysotile 5%
2 500‐1A‐2916‐1 41603297 500 1st A 1A‐128 1A‐128: North West Room
Corner Joint Compound Joint Compound
(Drywall) NAD NAD 12 Brown Baseboard Baseboard NAD NAD (Via TEM)
Brown Baseboard
Mastic Baseboard Mastic NAD NAD (Via TEM)
4 500‐1A‐2916‐3 41603297 500 1st A 1A‐128 1A‐128: North West Room
Corner
12" x 12" Beige w/Dark Beige & Mauve Flakes VFT Floor Tile Chrysotile 5%
5 500‐1A‐2916‐4 41603297 500 1st A 1A‐128 1A‐128: North West Room
Corner Black Floor Mastic Floor Tile Mastic Chrysotile 8%
6 500‐2A‐2916‐5 41603297 500 1st A 1A‐128 1A‐128: Above Drop
Ceiling Spray Applied Fireproofing
Spray Applied Fireproofing NAD NAD
4 0713091A136CEWB001 B0989653 500 1st A 1A‐136 east wall floor tile FT20 floor tile NAD NAD 5 0713091A136CEWB002 B0989653 500 1st A 1A‐136 east wall mastic for FT20 floor tile mastic Chrysotile 5‐10%
12 0519080PICEWB001 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A on south wall 5' west of east wall @ BB joints coffee baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
9 0519080PICEWB002 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A on south wall 5' west of east wall @ BB joints clear baseboard mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
10 0519080PICEWB003 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A on south wall 5' west of east wall @ BB joints dark gray baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
9 0519080PICEWB004 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A on south wall 5' west of east wall @ BB joints yellow baseboard mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
36 0519080PICEWB005 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A 2' north of south wall 9' west of east wall blue/white floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
14 0519080PICEWB006 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A 2' north of south wall 9' west of east wall yellow floor tile mastic floor tile mastic NAD NAD
36 0519080PICEWB007 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A north east corner of room
132A blue/white floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
500‐1A‐2916‐2 41603297 500 1st
Sampling Log Sheet BEC Inspector: Derrick Klein 500‐1A
A
2/9/2016 & 11/16/2016
500‐1A‐9216‐4
1A‐128
A
1A‐128: West Room Wall
41627749 500 1st 1A‐160 1A‐160: Northwest Room
Corner
Lab Results
5 0519080PICEWB008 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐132A north east corner of room
132 black floor tile mastic floor tile mastic Chrysotile 3‐5% 0519080PICEWB009 B0889042 500 1st
3 0519080PICEWB010 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐131 8' east of west wall 4' north of south wall white duct mastic duct mastic on insulation (fiberglass) Chrysotile 2‐3%
6 0519080PICEWB011 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐131 9' east of west wall 4' north of south wall fireproofing fireproofing NAD NAD
8 0519080PICEWB012 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129 7' west of east wall of north wall beige flecked ceiling tile ceiling tile NAD NAD
N/A 0519080PICEWB013 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129 7' west of east wall of north wall yellow mastic ceiling tile mastic NAD NAD
8 0519080PICEWB014 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129 10' west of east wall 5' south of north wall white/gray ceiling tile ceiling tile NAD NAD
1 0519080PICEWB015 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129A south side of door behind light switch plate drywall drywall NAD NAD
10 0519080PICEWB016 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129A south side of door on west wall light gray baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
14 0519080PICEWB017 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129A south side of door on west wall yellow mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
2 0519080PICEWB018 B0889042 500 1st A 1A‐129A east wall center south side on short east/west wall 4' above floor joint compound joint compound
(drywall NAD NAD
10 0516080PICEWB001 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108 south east central corner behind door light gray baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
9 0516080PICEWB002 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108 south east central corner behind door dark brown mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
1 0516080PICEWB003 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108 south east central corner behind door drywall drywall NAD NAD
2 0516080PICEWB004 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108 south east central corner behind door joint compound joint compound
(drywall) NAD NAD
1 0516080PICEWB005 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108
4' north of south wall 6' west of east wall above
CT5 drywall interstitial drywall NAD NAD
6 0516080PICEWB006 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108
4' north of south wall 6' west of east wall above
CT5 fireproofing fireproofing NAD NAD
8 0516080PICEWB007 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐108 6' west of east wall 2' north of south wall white/gray ceiling tile ceiling tile NAD NAD
12 0516080PICEWB008 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6
n. west corner of hall outside 1A‐107 beige baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
9 0516080PICEWB009 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6
n. west corner of hall outside 1A‐107 white mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
1 0516080PICEWB010 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6
n. west corner 8'‐0 east of double doors by room 1A‐
107 drywall drywall NAD NAD
Sample not received
2 0516080PICEWB011 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6
n. west corner 8'‐0 east of double doors by room 1A‐
107 joint compound joint compound
(drywall) NAD NAD
3 0516080PICEWB012 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6
12' east of double doors 3' south of north wall by 1A‐
107/1A‐108 white duct mastic duct mastic on insulation (fiberglass) Chrysotile 2‐3%
11 0516080PICEWB013 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐109 south west corner of room behind door dark blue baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
9 0516080PICEWB014 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐109 south west corner of room behind door yellow mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
24 0516080PICEWB015 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6 north west corner of hall beige floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
14 0516080PICEWB016 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6 north west corner of hall yellow mastic floor tile mastic NAD NAD
24 0516080PICEWB017 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6 east side of door to 1A‐108 beige floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
5 0516080PICEWB018 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6 east side of door to 1A‐108 black mastic floor tile mastic Chrysotile 5‐8%
16 0516080PICEWB019 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6 east side of door to 1A‐108 green floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
5 0516080PICEWB020 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐C6 east side of door to 1A‐108 black mastic floor tile mastic Chrysotile 5‐8%
47 0516080PICEWB021 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐130 north west corner of waiting room white leveling compound leveling compound NAD NAD
5 0516080PICEWB022 B0889043 500 1st A 1A‐130 south west corner of room black mastic floor tile mastic Chrysotile 5‐8%
17 0423105001A161CEWB001 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 west wall FT2 floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
14 0423105001A161CEWB002 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 west wall FT2 floor tile mastic floor tile mastic NAD NAD
48 0423105001A161CEWB003 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 west wall green carpet mastic carpet mastic NAD NAD
13 0423105001A161CEWB004 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 east side BB18 baseboard baseboard NAD NAD
9 0423105001A161CEWB005 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 east side baseboard mastic baseboard mastic NAD NAD
4 0423105001A161CEWB006 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 north center outcove FT15 floor tile floor tile Chrysotile 2‐4%
5 0423105001A161CEWB007 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 north center outcove FT15 black mastic floor tile mastic Chrysotile 5‐10%
4 0423105001A161CEWB008 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 east wall outcove FT15 floor tile floor tile Chrysotile 1‐2%
5 0423105001A161CEWB009 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 east wall outcove floor tile mastic black floor tile mastic Chrysotile 5‐10%
3 0423105001A161CEWB010 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 above ceiling by vent white duct mastic duct mastic on insulation (fiberglass) Chrysotile 3‐6%
6 0423105001A161CEWB011 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 above ceiling by vent gray tan insulation fireproofing NAD NAD
8 0423105001A161CEWB012 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 above ceiling by vent gray/white ceiling tile ceiling tile NAD NAD
49 0423105001A161CEWB013 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 south central wall above ceiling gray/white wall board wall board NAD NAD
1 0423105001A161CEWB014 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐161 east wall joint compound joint compound
(drywall) NAD NAD
27 0423105001A161CEWB015 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160 N.E. corner of room cream/streaked floor tile floor tile NAD NAD
5 0423105001A161CEWB016 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160 N.E. corner of room black mastic floor tile mastic Chrysotile 4‐8%
3 0423105001A161CEWB017 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160 by supply vent above ceiling white duct mastic duct mastic on insulation (fiberglass) Chrysotile 3‐6%
6 0423105001A161CEWB018 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160 above ceiling by vent gray tan insulation fireproofing NAD NAD
7 0423105001A161CEWB019 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160B on ceiling by vent gray/white ceiling tile ceiling tile NAD NAD
6 0423105001A161CEWB020 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160B on ceiling by vent fireproofing fireproofing NAD NAD
49 0423105001A161CEWB021 B1080289 500 1st A 1A‐160B on ceiling by vent tan/white ceiling tile ceiling tile NAD NAD
APPENDIX C
BEC STAFF QUALIFICATIONS
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