Attachment 17 - 2794 Pb Inspection.pdf

LIMITED LEAD BASED PAINT INSPECTION

OF

BUILDING 2794

FORT EUSTIS, VIRGINIA

Marine Chemist Service, Inc.

11850 Tug Boat Lane, Newport News, VA 23606-2527

Phone: (757) 873-0933 · Norfolk (757) 640-1122 Fax: (757) 873-1074 · Norfolk (757) 625-5696 www.MarineChemist.com

Limited XRF Lead Based Paint Inspection of

Building 2794 Fort Eustis, Virginia on

September 6, 2017

Prepared for

Guernsey Tingle Architects Kevin Panchision

4350 New Town Avenue, Suite 101 Williamsburg, Virginia 23188

MCS Job #17-106S

Prepared by

Patrick Studle, CIH Lead Inspector Virginia State License No. 3356-000847

Marine Chemist Service, Inc 11850 Tug Boat Lane

Newport News Virginia 23606 Office (757) 873-0933

October 11, 2017 Date Lead Inspector

INSPECTION FOR LEAD CONTAINING PAINT

Inorganic lead has been identified by the US Department of Health and Human Services (H.H.S) as the number one environmental pollutant that threatens public health in the United States. In an effort to address this danger, the US Congress, EPA, CPSC, OSHA, NIOSH and HUD have enacted various legislation, regulations and recommendations.

In 1978 the Consumer Product Safety Commission, recognizing the dangers of lead exposure especially for children, promulgated regulations limiting the amount of lead permissible in residential paint to 600 parts per million (0.06%).

To protect families from exposure to lead in paint, dust and soil, Congress passed the Residential Lead-Based Hazard Reduction Act of 1992, also known as Title X.

Under Title X, EPA and other federal agencies are developing a national program and policies to prevent and reduce lead-based paint exposures and hazards.

The HUD Guidelines of June 1995 and EPA Guidance of July 14, 1994 provide directions on inspections and sampling of paint, soil and wipes. HUD considers paint containing 0.5% or greater (laboratory analysis) or 1.0-mg/cm2 or greater (XRF) as lead based paint. HUD is concerned with target housing, child occupied facilities, and therefore its guidelines are very stringent. Inspections performed in accordance with the HUD Guidelines are required to test every painted surface/substrate combination. Since the HUD sampling guidelines are intended to protect children, a certified lead inspector may use his professional judgment to determine sample locations and numbers in other situations such as commercial buildings.

The OSHA Lead in Construction Standard (29 CFR 1926.62) does not define lead based paint in terms of lead quantity; therefore, compliance with the OSHA standard may be required for paint with detectable quantities of lead. OSHA is concerned with what will be done to that surface and how much lead dust will be generated. A contractor who will be disturbing a painted surface must know the concentration of lead in order to properly protect his workers.

As requested by Kevin Panchision of Guernsey Tingle Architects, Marine Chemist Service, Inc. performed a Limited XRF Lead-Based Paint Inspection at Building 2794, Fort Eustis, Virginia on September 6, 2017. Patrick Studley, a Lead Risk Assessor (Virginia License No.3356-000847) conducted the Limited Lead-Based Paint Inspection.

This lead-based paint inspection was not conducted to HUD guidelines. Lead-based paint was not identified during the inspection (refer to spreadsheet below).

Guernsey Tingle - XRF Lead Report MCS Job #17-106S - Fort Eustis Building 2794

DESCRIPTION

Building 2794 on Fort Eustis, Virginia, consists of a one story wood and metal building. The building and its painted components were in good condition throughout.

The inspection did not identify any lead-based paint, however there were detectable levels of lead in various components.

STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS LISTED BY LEAD CONTENT

Marine Chemist Services, Inc uses the Niton XLp Model 300 X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Spectrum Analyzer, Serial Number 12533 operating under Virginia Radioactive Material License #700-135-1. All necessary documentation, licenses, certificates, and operating procedures are carried by the registered operator and maintained with the unit.

The results of the XRF readings are displayed in the columns with the heading Pb-L or Pb-K and Pb-C (lead-mg/cm2).

The results of the XRF inspection indicate that lead-based paint, in amounts >1.00-mg/cm2, for lead-based paint and within the parameters of this document DOES

NOT EXIST.

Detectable levels of lead were found in painted components as detailed in the Lead Paint Content in Descending Order spreadsheet. The spreadsheet lead content is identified under the following columns:

Pb-L: This row is for: Any value above >1.00-mg/cm2 indicates a lead content in surface lead.

Pb-K: This row is for: Any value above >1.00-mg/cm2 indicates a lead content in buried lead.

Pb-C: This row is for: Any value from Pb-L (surface lead) and Pb-K (buried lead) above >1.00-mg/cm2 to indicate a combination of the highest levels of surface or buried lead content. “

Example: If your Pb-L level tested below 1.00-mg/cm2 (example;

0.24mg/cm2) but your Pb-K tested above >1.00-mg/cm2 (example;

1.39mg/cm2) the Pb-C results for this signifies a positive reading for lead-based paint.

All structural components do not require testing when components are of like structural material and share the same maintenance history.

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XRF READINGS SUMMARY

In accordance with HUD, EPA, and the Commonwealth of Virginia, paint containing more than one milligram of lead per square centimeter (1.00-mg/cm2) of dry film is lead-based paint.

Disturbing paint films with NITON XRF readings between 0.00-mg/cm2 and 1.00-mg/cm2 may come under OSHA’s Lead in Construction Standard (29 CFR 1926.62) as lead activity depending upon what is done to that surface (i.e. hand scraping, hand sanding, etc.).

The results of the XRF readings are displayed in the column with the heading Pb L (mg/cm2).

If the reading is greater 1.00-mg/cm2, then the paint is considered lead-based paint.

If the reading is between 0.00-mg/cm2 and 1.00-mg/cm2, work on this painted surface may come under OSHA’s Lead Standard.

Descriptions to the abbreviations at the top of the sheet:

XRF No. - Reading number

Room - Room # in which readings were taken

Side - Indicates which side of building / room the reading is taken. Each wall of each room of a building is labeled. The labeling runs clockwise starting at the front of each apartment, the A side being the front door.

Sides Identified:

C B- Room Example- D

A Front of House

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Component - Indicates type of building component being analyzed

Substrate The material of which the building component is composite.

Color - Color of the paint

Condition Condition of the paint

Pb-L (mg/cm2)- L – shell reading indicates surface lead content In milligrams / centimeter squared

Pb-K (mg/cm2)- K – shell reading indicates a buried lead content. In milligrams / centimeter squared

Pb-C (mg/cm2)- C- shell reading indicates a combination of the highest levels of surface or buried lead content. In milligrams / centimeter squared.

Definitions:

1. Lead-Based Paint: Any painted or surface coating that contains lead equal to or exceeding 1.0 milligram per square centimeter (<1.00-mg/cm2); or 0.5 percent by weight; or 5,000 parts per million.

2. Detectable Levels of Lead: Detectable levels of lead in paint are levels below that of lead-based paint. Detectable levels of lead pose potential health hazards as lead dust. Perform work on these lead-containing surfaces in accordance with OSHA’s regulations.

3. Lead-Based Paint Hazard: Any condition that causes exposure to lead from dust-lead hazards, soil-lead hazards, or lead-based paint that is deteriorated or present in chewable surfaces, or impact surfaces, and that would result in adverse human health effects.

4. Deteriorated Paint: Any interior or exterior paint or coating that is peeling, chipping, chalking or cracking, or any paint or coating located on an interior or exterior surface or fixture that is otherwise damaged or separating from the substrate.

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XRF Lead Based Paint Floor Plan Building 2794

Fort Eustis, Virginia

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XRF Comments:

1. Lead-based paint was not identified during the inspection.

2. Detectable levels of lead were found in painted components as detailed in the Lead Paint Content in Descending Order spreadsheet. These values are below the 1.00-mg/ cm2 standard when looking at the PbC level (combined level of lead). Sufficient disruption of even the lowest lead-containing surface can result in a lead dust hazard.

3. The XRF lead inspection was not performed in accordance with the HUD Guidelines, which are required to test every interior and exterior painted surface/substrate combination.

4. Servicing components containing lead based paint or any detectable level of lead can create a lead hazard. Lead dust can be released during any renovations if the painted surface becomes chafed through improper scraping or sanding. Sufficient accumulations of renovation generated lead dust can create an unhealthy environment even though no lead-based paint was identified.

5. The presence of detectable levels of lead should be considered in all repairs and maintenance work. Perform work on these lead-containing surfaces in accordance with OSHA’s regulations.

6. Effective April 2010, any contractors performing renovation, repair, and painting work in target housing or child-occupied facilities that will be disturbing lead –based paint in quantities of 6 sq. ft. or more per interior surfaces or 20 sq. ft. or more of exterior surfaces must be a certified renovator or trained in lead-safe work practices by a certified renovator.

7. Any abatement work intending to permanently remove a lead hazard must be performed by a licensed lead abatement contractor in target housing and child occupied facilities.

The contents of this report shows surfaces where lead-based paint is present. If the building is demolished mechanically lead awareness training must be in place by any operators or persons working within the area to comply with OSHA. Please refer to the Other Hazardous Materials Table TCLP results to determine if the demolition waste qualifies as hazardous waste.

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Inspection Information

The survey contractor for the Limited XRF Lead-Based Paint Inspection of Building 2794, Fort Eustis, Virginia is:

MARINE CHEMIST SERVICES, INC.

11850 Tug Boat Lane

Newport News, Virginia 23606

The team leader responsible for quality control coordination of inspection and adherence to inspection protocol is:

Colleen Becker, CIH, CSP

MARINE CHEMIST SERVICES, INC.

11850 Tug Boat Lane Newport News, Virginia 23606

The Virginia Licensed Lead Risk Assessor who performed this XRF lead inspection is:

Patrick Studley, CIH VA State License # 3356-000847

The lead risk assessor is employed by:

MARINE CHEMIST SERVICE, INC.

11850 TUG BOAT LANE

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 23606

(757) 873-0933

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