Attachment_9_-_G_2_-_Asbestos_Report_-_2024.pdf

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LIMITED IN-SCOPE ASBESTOS SURVEY

December 16th, 2024

SITE LOCATION

1717 Fabry Rd SE

Salem, OR 97306

PREPARED FOR

Thom Jones

PREPARED BY

Justin Spaulding

Environmental Testing & Training NorthWest

2345 McGilchrist St Se

Salem, Oregon 97302

971-303-8378 justin@ettnw.com

PROJECT NUMBER

124-2126

Thom Jones – 1717 Fabry Rd SE Salem, OR 97306 Project Number 124-2126

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Summary

Introduction

Purpose

Special Terms & Conditions

Site Description

Description

Appendix A: Bulk Sample Results

Asbestos-Containing Materials and Estimated Quantities

Appendix D: Laboratory Results & Chain-of-Custody Forms

Environmental Records Review

Sampling Methodology

Asbestos Sampling Plan Protocol

Asbestos Laboratory Analysis

Limitations

Regulatory Compliance

Licenses and Certifications

Environmental Testing & Training NorthWest

Asbestos Survey Report

SUMMARY

On December 11th, 2024, Justin Spaulding of Environmental Testing & Training NorthWest

(ETTNW) conducted an inspection for suspect asbestos containing building materials (ACM) on the commercial building at 1717 Fabry Rd SE Salem, OR 97306. The customer specified this was an inspection prior to HVAC and plumbing work located on the property. The building interior was inspected, and samples of suspect asbestos containing building materials were taken. The samples were analyzed for asbestos content using polarized light microscopy.

Please see included Asbestos Bulk Sample Report for a list of sampled building materials.

The commercial building located on the property at 1717 Fabry Rd SE Salem, OR 97306 was occupied at the time of the survey and access to all customer specified areas was given.

INTRODUCTION

Purpose

This survey was requested by Thom Jones (530) 894-3343, with BLM to uncover potential sources of asbestos containing materials (ACM). The survey was requested pertaining to

HVAC and plumbing work and disturbance of potential asbestos containing building materials during these processes.

Special Terms & Conditions

No prior inspection by ETTNW has been performed on the property and all owner specified investigations are to be conducted at the time of the initial survey. A minimum number of samples were taken to ensure full accounting of potential ACM, while keeping sampling and analysis costs at an acceptable level to owner.

SITE DESCRIPTION

Description

Survey Type: Limited in-scope Asbestos Survey Inspection.

Description: Commercial building

Property Owner: BLM

Tenant: Occupied

Year Built: Not provided at time of survey

Areas Surveyed/SQ. FT: Commercial building 6,144 SQ. FT.

Current Use: Commercial building

Past Use: Commercial building

APPENDIX A: BULK SAMPLE RESULTS

Asbestos-Containing Materials and Estimated Quantities

Material Space Name

Section Name

Friability Result Quantity Material Color

Material Texture

Current Condition

There are no homogenous materials for this project that are assumed or have tested positive containing asbestos

APPENDIX D: LABORATORY RESULTS & CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY

FORMS

ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS REVIEW

No regulatory records were reviewed for this survey and no prior asbestos survey or environmental site assessment records were requested for review of the property.

SAMPLING METHODOLOGY

Asbestos Sampling Plan Protocol

This survey was performed using a sampling protocols adopted from the Asbestos Hazard

Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and modified to meet customer’s specific areas of concern. A full AHERA inspection was not requested.

1. Areas in the structure were grouped into homogeneous areas based on use or sameness of building materials used in that area, e.g., roofing same texture and aggregate, etc.

2. Each specified area was sampled for those materials which was suspect as ACM.

3. When sampling, all samples were collected to the maximum extent possible (taken to substrate) to ensure all components were present in sample which might include asbestos.

4. Samples were numbered using sequential numbering system to ensure quality control and replication of results for further surveys if needed during demolition of structure.

5. DISCUSSION & RECOMMENDATIONS

Asbestos-containing material must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor prior to any renovation, demolition or repair work that will impact those material.

Any material encountered that are not specifically mentioned in this report should be considered asbestos containing until sufficient sampling has been completed to determine that these materials are non-asbestos containing.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) classify the removal or disturbance of asbestos containing material as a Class I and Class II asbestos abatement projects. The removal of asbestos containing material requires the use of appropriate engineering controls, by a contractor licensed by the State of Oregon. The work methods utilized must include the use of wet methods, negative pressure enclosure, and decontamination facility.

OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1926.1001) states that if asbestos containing material, containing

<1% asbestos is to be removed by construction personnel; the employer shall provide awareness training, a written respirator protection program, respirators, and a negative exposure assessment.

Additionally, OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1926.1101) require employers to meet standards regarding personal protection, labeling, signs, daily air monitoring, use of engineering controls, notification, and respiratory protection for all activities related to the removal or disturbance of asbestos containing building material.

Asbestos Laboratory Analysis

All samples collected were analyzed in our laboratory using stereo light microscopy to prepare samples along with polarized light microscopy to petrologically analyze samples. The samples were analyzed with dispersion staining methods in accordance with EPA method

600/R-93/116 as specified in 40CFR Chapter I (7-1-93 edition) Part 763, Subpart F, Appendix

A, pages 499-504. Polarizing light microscopy can quantify asbestos concentrations between

1 and 100% detection levels. All levels below 1% can only be stated as “trace”. All asbestos concentrations in samples are determined by visual estimation. For each sample, 3 separate slides were prepared to ensure accuracy and prior to analysis; blind quality control samples were selected and analyzed to ensure accuracy in sample analysis.

LIMITATIONS

Asbestos surveys are non-comprehensive by nature and subject to many limitations including those presented below. While areas specified by customer were sampled, areas behind walls and covered by structural members or materials requiring destructive means to access which could not be found with reasonable diligence were not sampled during the initial survey. In addition, any areas not specified by customer to be sampled cannot be assumed to be free of asbestos as no survey to determine asbestos content was performed in these areas.

ETTNW performed this survey in accordance with the generally accepted standards of care that exist in the environmental industry in the state of Oregon at the time of the survey. This survey report is not intended for use as an asbestos abatement plan, specifications of work scope, or management of risks associated with asbestos. No part of this survey is intended to be used as renovation, addition or demolition plans and specifications.

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

The intent of the asbestos survey is to comply with federal and state laws pertaining to the release of asbestos from structure renovations or demolitions.

State of Oregon-OAR 340-248-0270 https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/viewSingleRule.action;JSESSIONID_OARD=CpEMnarZv7_BbbeZZs8JYVlnq0ukGYts7ySbAxMw0onwG3JEfXkI!1318524005?ruleVrsnRsn=252450

LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

We certify that the information contained herein is based on the physical and visual inspections conducted, and data collected during the inspection survey.

Inspector Company License Expiration License Type

Justin Spaulding Environmental Testing & Training NorthWest

ASI-BIR-24-

09/20/2025 Federal

Laboratory Analysis

Company License Expiration License Type

Nicholas W.

Jansen

Environmental Testing & Training NorthWest

MICA N/A Global

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