A0002_Attachment C - Asbestos Survey.xlsx

This is an Asbestos Survey inventory and inspection checklist for the John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital (JLM), Building JLM, documenting known asbestos-containing materials (ACM) across multiple floors (Basement through Floor 9). The document, updated January 2018, inventories two primary ACM types: black mastic beneath floor tiles (M01) with chrysotile composition at 2%-3% concentration, and duct seam sealant in gray and/or greenish yellow (DM) with 2%-4% chrysotile content. Additional materials documented include 12x12 light brown marbled floor tiles (FT01), orange marbled floor tiles (FT04), laboratory sinks and tabletops, and laboratory fume hoods, all containing chrysotile. The inventory specifies estimated quantities in square feet for each location, building floor, and room designation, with locations ranging from small isolated areas (5-50 sq ft) to substantial spaces exceeding 1,000 sq ft, such as C212 (1,246 sq ft of mastic) and C528 (1,406 sq ft of mastic) in the basement level.

The document emphasizes that all VA employees whose work disturbs suspected or known ACM—including hard fastening to drywall, joint compound, and floor tile disturbance—must complete initial Class III training and annual refresher courses per 29 CFR 1926.1101. Class III training focuses on repair and maintenance operations involving asbestos-containing or presumed asbestos-containing materials. The checklist notes that areas such as crawl spaces, pipe chases, wall cavities, and old electrical wires should be assumed to contain ACM and requires Safety Department clearance before work commences. No physical integrity condition ratings, photo links, or labeling status are populated in the inspection data provided, indicating this serves as a baseline inventory for future inspection protocols and compliance tracking at the Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System facility.