Attachment J-1E - Mold Remediation Sub Qualification Package-2.pdf

Certificate of Completion

IAQA Microbial Remediation Course

This Certificate of Completion documents that the following individual has completed the Indoor Air Quality Association Indoor Microbial

Remediation Course (CMR). This course included 16 hours of indoor air quality instruction. The course was completed on July 10, 2023.

Jacob Hernandez This course was taught by Indoor Sciences, Inc. and approved by IAQA.

Ian Cull, P.E.

Founder and Chief Science Officer Indoor Sciences

Certificate of Completion

IAQA Microbial Remediation Course

This Certificate of Completion documents that the following individual has completed the Indoor Air Quality Association Indoor Microbial

Remediation Course (CMR). This course included 16 hours of indoor air quality instruction. The course was completed on July 11, 2023.

Jacob Major This course was taught by Indoor Sciences, Inc. and approved by IAQA.

Ian Cull, P.E.

Founder and Chief Science Officer Indoor Sciences

MAJOR ASBESTOS CONTROL, INC.

General Business Information:

• Major Asbestos Control, Inc

• 202 South County Road 21, Berthoud, Colorado 80513

• 970-532-4855 email: bmaj@aol.com

• Owner: Mike Major, 303-591-1283

Business Details:

• Family owned and operated since 1990

• Asbestos Abatement

• Mold and Lead mitigation

• Construction

• Demolition

• Clean up projects

• Residential, Commercial and Federal

• Perform work throughout Colorado and Wyoming

Equipment

• NILFISK 930 HEPA vacuums

• Novair F2100 Negative air machines

• Airless sprayers

• Portable shower units

• Decontamination units

• Vac Loader

• Truck fleet mailto:bmaj@aol.com

Profile

Major Asbestos Control is a family owned and operator company. Mike Major started the company in 1990 with his wife Becky. Their two sons and daughter now work for the company as well.

As a company we pride ourselves on customer service, timeliness and ethics. Our crews are trained and certified yearly.

Our goal is to insure that every project is not only completed following the guidelines set forth by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environmental as well as the EPA, but to also meet all expectations of our clients.

We complete projects throughout the state of Colorado as well as in Wyoming. We handle projects of any shape and size. From small residential boilers to large commercial abatement and demolition. We have also done work on multiple federal projects in both Colorado and Wyoming. These projects range from construction, demolition and asbestos abatement to lead and mold mitigation and clean-ups.

Project reference list

All State Insurance: Breckinridge Dr.($8,200.00) 2018

Mitigation in the following specified areas of the residence:

*Second level: 1 foot to 2 foot flood cut on all drywall walls located in the hall bathroom, and hall closet demising wall. Any visible mold on exposed framing will be treated with anti-microbial agent and scrubbed. Removal and disposal of the carpet and carpet padding located throughout the loft and hallway. All hard surfaces in the bathroom, loft and hallway will be HEPA vacuumed, and wet wiped.

This will be done under a secondary containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established and monitored throughout the mitigation process.

*Main level: Removal and disposal of the water damaged drywall ceiling located in the kitchen of the residence. Any visible mold on the exposed framing will be treated with an anti-microbial agent and scrubbed. The scope of work on the main level will also include removing a section of the water damaged hardwood floor to determine if mold has effected the sub floor.

This will be done under a secondary containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established and monitored throughout the mitigation process.

*Basement: Treat and scrub the visible mold located on the framing above the east window on the south foundation wall, as well as treating the visible mold located at the stair landing.

BVB, LLC: Hover St. ($11,800.00) 2018

Treat approximately 3000 square feet of mold contamination located in the crawlspace. Wet wipe all hard surfaces including framing and concrete located throughout the crawl space with an anti-microbial agent. All visible mold will be scrubbed and treated. This scope of work also includes a 6 mil poly vapor barrier to be applied to the floor of the crawl space post mold mitigation.

This mitigation action will be done under critical barriers and negative pressure.

DPM Construction LLC: Livermore ($14560.00) 2019

Removal and disposal of the sub-floor located throughout the out-building as well as removal and disposal of the mold affected drywall walls by way of an up to 4 foot flood cut, and removal and disposal of all cabinetry. All floor joists, exposed framing, stone flooring I crawl space will be treated with an anti-microbial agent, and all visible mold will be scrubbed.

This mitigation project will be done under a full containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established.

This price includes one set of air clearance to be performed by an independent consulting firm.

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers: Collyer St. ($29,450.00) 2019

Removal and disposal of approximately 700 linear feet of asbestos containing cove base mastic from all perimeter and demising walls throughout the building.

The cove base mastic will be removed in one of two ways; Option 1 would be to flood cut the drywall removing the cove base and mastic intact, option 2 would be to remove the cove base and razor scrape the mastic from the drywall wall.

Also included in this scope or work is the removal and disposal of the OSHA regulated drywall from the specified areas to include the water damaged drywall ceiling. Any visible mold in this are will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent. As well as the following drywall walls; kitchen, bathroom demising wall, both south classroom demising walls, this includes soft demolition of the cabinetry, shelving etc. to access these areas. This scope also includes the removal and disposal of all carpeting and carpet tac strips located throughout the building, and approximately 430 square feet of vinyl asbestos floor tile and mastic.

This abatement action will be done under a full containment utilizing full engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established and monitored throughout the removal process..

This price includes and independent consulting firm to conduct OSHA and EPA air monitoring, as well as the final visual inspection.

DPM Construction LLC: West Luarel ($23,240.00) 2019

Removal and disposal of the asbestos containing drywall walls and ceilings located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the ceramic wall tiles. Any mold found on exposed framing will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent.

This mitigation project will be done under a full containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established.

This price includes an independent consulting firm to conduct OSHA and EPA air monitoring, as well as the final visual inspection.

Removal and disposal of the asbestos containing drywall walls and ceilings located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the ceramic wall tiles. Any mold found on exposed framing will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent.

This mitigation project will be done under a full containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established.

This price includes an independent consulting firm to conduct OSHA and EPA air monitoring, as well as the final visual inspection.

BVB General Contractors: Watkins Rd. ($5,250.00) 2019 located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the ceramic wall tiles. Any mold found on exposed framing will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent.

This mitigation project will be done under a full containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established.

This price includes an independent consulting firm to conduct OSHA and EPA air monitoring, as well as the final visual inspection.

Removal and disposal of the asbestos containing drywall walls and ceilings located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the ceramic wall tiles. Any mold found on exposed framing will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent.

This mitigation project will be done under a full containment utilizing engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established.

This price includes an independent consulting firm to conduct OSHA and EPA air monitoring, as well as the final visual inspection.

Ken Kanemoto: Colorado Ave. ($22,500.00) 2019 located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the ceramic wall tiles. Any mold found on exposed framing will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent.

Caleb Frager: Dartmouth Tr. ($9,200.00) 2020 located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the

Rob Luckett Builders: Pine St. ($6,960.00) 2020 located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the

Schuman Companies: Davidson Dr. ($11,200.00) 2021 located throughout the basement bathroom. This scope of work includes the

Ancon II Constructors: West 28th St. ($22,460.00) 2021

Mitigation of all visible mold located throughout the affected attic space in the building. All exposed wood 2x4’s, plywood, decking etc will scrubbed, wiped down and treated with an anti-microbial agent. Once all visible mold has been removed and treated the entire area will be fogged with the anti-microbial agent.

This mitigation project will be done under critical barriers and a secondary containment. Negative pressure will be established throughout the mitigation process

Joe Eisele: West 28th St. ($19,270.00) 2021

Removal and disposal of any and all debris located throughout, to include;

loose insulation, furnace filters, trash, building material.

Inspect and treat all visible mold spore growth located on foundation walls and framing throughout the area Removal and disposal of all existing blown in and fiber glass batting insulation located throughout the attic Clean and treat all visible mold spore growth present throughout the area Bathrooms. Inspect and treat any visible mold spore growth found underneath the sinks located in all bathrooms. This mitigation project will be done under critical barriers and a secondary containment. Negative pressure will be established and monitored throughout the mitigation process. Mold will be scrubbed and treated with an anti-microbial agent. Install polyethylene sheathing vapor barrier throughout crawlspace of building post mitigation.

Elton Construction: Mariposa Dr. ($10,210.00) 2022

Removal and disposal of the mold effected water damaged garage walls, removal and disposal of all carpeting located throughout the master bedroom, south bedroom, hallway, kitchen, bathroom and living room. Any mold found on framing behind removed building materials will be scrubbed and treated with an anti- microbial agent.

This mitigation action will be done under containment. Negative pressure will be established throughout the mitigation process.

Schuman Companies: Hillpond #1. ($9,200.00) 2022

Mold mitigation throughout crawlspace of the residence. This scope of work will include the following:\

• Isolate crawlspace and establish negative pressure

• Inspect existing vapor barrier and make any repairs

• Scrub any visible mold on sub floor or floor joists

• Treat underside of sub floor and floor joists throughout the crawlspace with anti-microbial agent

• Fog entire crawlspace with anti-microbial agent and allow negative air machines to run for a minimum of 24 hours.

• This mitigation action will be done under containment. Negative pressure will be established throughout the mitigation process.

E-Corp: FAA Longmont ($82,510.00) 2022

Removal and disposal of 30 asbestos and lead base paint containing doors, approximately 1500 square feet of vinyl asbestos floor tile and mastic, as well as the cove base and mastic in the same areas, as well as removal and disposal of the asbestos containing thermal systems insulation pipe fittings and seam tape on the specified duct and pipe locations. This scope of work includes the demolition of some non-asbestos containing materials necessary for the abatement.

These abatement actions will be done under full and secondary containments utilizing full engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established and monitored throughout the removal process. The mastic will be removed following the CDPHE Standard approved variance #1. Thermal systems insulation will be removed by way of the glove method, and the doors will be removed by way of component removal. All materials are located in specified locations in the basement of the building.

Boulder Property Management: Hayden Pl. ($12,000.00) 2023

Removal and disposal of the mold effected asbestos containing drywall walls and ceilings located in the following specified locations in the unit:

• 2nd floor West bedroom damaged ceiling along west wall 1’ out

• 2nd floor west bedroom closet walls and ceiling

• 2nd floor east bedroom damaged ceiling along east wall 1’ out

• Exploratory wall penetrations to check for mold spore growth inside wall

Also included in this scope of work is the removal and disposal of any associated water or mold damaged insulation, treatment of all exposed framing with an anti-microbial agent, as well as wiping down all windows and sliding glass door with anti-microbial agent.

This abatement action will be done under a full containment utilizing full engineering controls. Negative pressure will be established and monitored throughout the removal process.

This price includes an independent consulting firm to conduct OSHA and EPA air monitoring, as well as the final visual inspection. This price also includes the permit through CDPHE.