Asbestos and Lead Based Paint Photolog Building 1 Final.pdf
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This document is a Limited Asbestos and Lead Based Paint Photo Log for the Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center located at 300 West Veterans Boulevard in Big Spring, Texas. The photo log documents an environmental survey of Building 1, capturing 22 photographs that detail various locations and materials containing asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and lead-based paint (LBP).
Key findings include multiple roof systems sampled for asbestos, such as white painted roofs, asphaltic built-up roofs, and "paver" covered roofs. Lead-based paint was identified in multiple areas, including door frames, stairs, ceramic tiles, window glazing, and various painted surfaces. The documentation involved using an XRF (X-ray fluorescence) device calibrated every four hours to test for lead-based paint, and specific locations of asbestos were noted, such as flashing mastic, pipe chases, and thermal system insulation (TSI). The survey comprehensively examined different building components across multiple floors, identifying 13 doors in one wing with lead-based paint and documenting various rooms and architectural elements.
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Limited Asbestos and Lead Based Paint Photo Log Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center
300 West Veterans Boulevard, Big Spring, Texas 79720 Building 1
Photo #1: View of the property. Photo #2: View of Building 1.
Photo #3: Representative view of the white painted roof sampled for asbestos.
Photo #4: View of the black and grey flashing mastic on brick sampled for asbestos, confirmed ACM.
Photo #5: Representative view of the white painted roof sampled for asbestos.
Photo #6: Representative view to the southwest at the white painted built up roof and the “paver” covered roof.
Photo #7: View of the “paver” covered roof system with foam and “clothlike” coverings on concrete sampled for asbestos.
Photo #8: View of asphaltic built up roof system sampled for asbestos.
Photo #9: Representative view of the rock covered asphaltic roof system sampled for asbestos.
Photo #10: Calibrating the XRF, every four hours to read Lead Based Paint (LBP).
Photo #11: View of Floor 7 and the asbestos-containing flue.
Photo #12: View of a green door with confirmed Lead Based Paint (LBP) going out to the roof.
Photo #13: View plaster or sprayed texture covering LBP pink or peach ceramics in the housekeeping rooms.
Photo #14: View of the asbestos-containing TSI in pipe chases.
Photo #15: View of window glazing at the stairs to the basement sampled for asbestos.
Photo #16: View of the yellow LBP on stairs outside basement.
Photo #17: View of blue paint with LBP. Photo #18: View of the solarium door frame and jam with
LBP.
Photo #19: Representative view testing door frames and jams in Building 1.
Photo #20: Representative view of another pink-peach ceramic tile with LBP. Room 546.
Photo #21: LBP found in door frame of room 366.
Photo #22: LBP found in door frames of this wing, 13 doors.
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