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This is a lead-based paint survey report from Acacia Environmental Management to Vandenberg AFB regarding Building 887, dated May 11, 1999. The survey, conducted on May 7, 1999, analyzed six paint samples from the building's exterior, with five samples containing lead concentrations greater than 1,000 ppm, qualifying as hazardous waste under RCRA criteria. Sample-01 contained 753 ppm lead, requiring additional TCLP and Cal. W.E.T. protocol testing to characterize the waste.
The analytical results show varying lead concentrations across different building components: beige/concrete (753 ppm), beige/panel metal (1,138 ppm), beige/access door-wood (7,362 ppm), beige/sliding door (2,508 ppm), beige/wood access door (45,407 ppm), and beige/metal panels (1,141 ppm). The report includes a building sketch showing sample locations and notes OSHA regulation requirements (29 CFR 1926.62) for employee protection when any detectable amount of lead is present.
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Acacia Environmental Management 511 North H Street, Suite H • Lompoc, CA 93436 • (805) 735-1958 • (805) 735-4378 fax
May 11, 1999
Mr. E. Crosby
30 CES/CEEOHV
1172 Iceland Ave.
Bldg. 11439, Room 143 Vandenberg AFB, CA 93437
RE: LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY - BUILDING 887
Dear Mr. Crosby:
Acacia Environmental Management performed a survey of the exterior of the referenced facility on May 7, 1999 and a copy of the analytical report is attached for your reference and archiving.
Of the six (6) paint samples collected and analyzed, five were analyzed to contain greater than 1,000 ppm lead, and any residual waste must be considered as "hazardous" per RCRA criterion. Sample -01 was analyzed to contain 753 ppm lead, and subsequent analysis of any residual waste will need to be performed using the TCLP and Cal. W.E.T. protocol to characterize the waste.
OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1926.62) require an employer to protect his/ her employees form over exposure to lead, whenever a detectable amount of lead is analyzed to be present.
Sincerely, Dan Weathers, President
Attachment: Analytical Report and Sketch Cocle: 9982 j
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Building 887
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Acacia Environmental Management May 7, 1999
Con"ultant ~· No. 100
Page
1\'UCRO ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES, INC.
FLAME AA - LEAD IN PAINT· EPA SOP (1991)
Acacia Environmental Management 511 North "H" Street, Suite H Lompoc, CA 93436
Sample 10 riiMt,[ 1187·01
Lab: 68820-01 llt:IGil/ COHCAI!T!
Client:!_ ___ 887-02 .. ,.,. ·--- Lab: 6!!620·02 BliiGE I PAIIEL METAL
Client: L ... _ ___!!!:.~_3 ..... _ Lab: 68620·03 !!f'IQf I ACCESS POOR· WOOD
Client: l ..... ---~~ 7 • o 4 ----- U~o: 68620-04
BEIGE I SLIDING DOOR
Client:L 887·05 Lab: eaa2o-os
III~IGE I WOOO ACCESS DOOR
L----·---·-------
PROJECT:
VAFB
CONTRACT NO.
F04684·96·AOO 16
FACILITY: 887
Lead Concentration
Micro Log In 6 8 6 2 0 Total Sompt" 6 oare s~mplod 5/7/19 9 9
Oalt Aeceivod 5/1 0/19 9 9
Da!e An31yted 5/10/1999
Weight Percent rng/kg {ppm)
Detection Limit
(mg/kg)
753 I 47 0.08'1• I
0.11% 1,138 40
0. '74% 7,362 141
0.25% 2,508 47
4.54% 4!5,407 688
T8chnlcal Supervisor: 7.-~~·· M!0/1~ Analyst ____ JH ,.. __ Farid mez deh, . .
AIHA EllA~ Accrodltcd La;,oratol)', 10 fl 1150. by Flamo AtomiC Ab5o•ptlon ~'lctromelry lnareord4nce with EPA'e 'Sia~ard Op•~lino l'rocedllros lor L••d In Peint by Hotplalt· or Mlc:r~ve-besed Acid dlgostlo'15 and Atomic Abscrpll!)n or lnduclivff)o Couplod Pia em:\ Em ~slon Sptct•omorry' (1991), EPMOOI8·ll1/213, NTIS OOc~mont ~. P892·11<1172. Sampree aro prepared by hOiplote dlgr,$tlor! with nl:rto acid aad h~d:ogen peroxide, anQ flno!yZIId by Flomo M. This report must not bo reproduced except In lui, with trw appr<:lval 91 Mlero Analyt~a! laborat01los. t1e., snd pMalna oo:y 10 !he ••mplos :~nalyxttd. Unit •xplanatklns: m;• mtlflgf'81T!s: kg • "ilograrns: ppm= paris par million. N/A =Not AJJrlcable.
SVOO HOLLIS STREET, SUITE M, EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA 94808 • (510) 653-0824
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MICRO ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES, INC.
FLAME AA • LEAD IN PAINT· EPA SOP (1991)
Acacia Environmental Me.nagement 511 North "H" Street, Suite H lompoc, CA 93436
PROJECT:
VAFB
CONTffACT NO.
F04684-96-A0016
FACILITY: 887
Micro Log In 6 8 6 2 0 Total Sampll$ 6
Da!O Sampled 5/7/19 9 9
D11lc R11coivtd 5/1011999
Dale Anaryzod 511 0 II 9 9 9
Lead Concentration Sample 10 Weight Percent mg/kg (ppm)
Detection Limit
(mglkg)
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Analyst: ___ -'/ __ H __ _ Technical Supervisor:_]'· ~:t!i. .. ,..~5/10/1999 AIHA EllAP Accr.ctiled l.aboratory, 10 4111150. GS re anal by FlanuJ Atomic Absorption Spectrornttry in accordance with EPA's 'Siand:)l'd Ortraling Proeoduru lor Lood In Pa:nt by liolpl«le· or M!cr ased Acid dlgtstlons and AfQmlc Ab$Orplion or lndLII;!ively Coupl•d Plasma E:mlssio" SJ:~t~r~tty' (1Utl), E::PM00/~·911213, NTIS OciclotT'tnl No, I>E192·114172. Sampllf ''' proparecl!1y hotplall! dige,llon with nitric acid and hydrogo~ perOl!lde, lind e.nalyud by Flam• M. This report must not bt 10produced oxeepltn lui, with lht ac:proval ot Mrcro Anely~ital l~borator'c~. Inc., an;!
PllrttinJ Cl!'lly t:> tl1• l!l~pfO$ IMI)'ltd. Unlt ... planatlons; mg • mlll;rme: leg • k~tJgrams: ppm z pelts por lhitlioo. NIA = Not Appllcab!•.
5900 HOLLIS STREET, SUITE M, EMI:RYVIlLE, CALIFORNIA 94808 • (510) 653·0824 l I
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