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Investigation completed on

July 19, 2017

ASBESTOS WAS DETECTED

Analytical Results NAD

(No Asbestos Detected) in submitted samples

FICSI Project Number: 2017-098

Flint Inspection Consulting Services, Inc.

P.O. Box 235 Burkburnett, TX 76354

(940) 569-4876 Fax (866) 469-0378 flint Text Box

FLINT INSPECTION CONSULTING SERVICES, INC.

P.O. Box 235, Burkburnett, TX 76354

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Inspection / Survey Report Pages 1-7

Attachment A: Bulk Material Chain of Custody Form and Laboratory Analysis Report

Pages 8-11

Attachment B: Photo Log Pages 12-14

Pages 15-20 Attachment C: License and Information

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File: 2017-098 SAFB Bldg 1080 ACM Insp

Limited Asbestos Containing Building Material Survey

Inspected Building Area:

Building 1080 VNVP181605 / WO# 76078 Sheppard Air Force Base, TX

Introduction:

On July 19, 2017, Mr. George O'Connor, a licensed asbestos building inspector, conducted a survey / inspection of the building area that was identified for inspection for asbestos containing building materials (ACBM). The inspection was conducted on building materials within the space that were suspect for asbestos fiber content and might be disturbed during the course of renovation.

This report is limited to materials that are immediately within the bounds of the defined space of this survey / inspection.

The purpose of the survey was to detect the presence of materials that contain asbestos fibers in concentrations greater than one percent. This survey is for the compliance with current Federal and State regulatory requirements prior to the renovation or demolition of facilities.

Summary of Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM) Discovered Please refer to the Description and Assessment of Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM) section of the report for more detail on the discovered building materials with asbestos content. The following building materials were found within the building and have been identified to have asbestos content. This report only covers the survey areas. All reported quantities reported and recommended response actions are for those specific areas only.

All samples were returned as No asbestos detected

Scope of Asbestos Survey And Exclusions:

The scope of the survey was to determine the presence of asbestos containing materials in the inspected area. All materials showing any trace of asbestos content are reported as an asbestos containing material. Materials containing one percent or less of asbestos are legally non-asbestos containing materials. It is the opinion of this inspector that all materials containing any trace of asbestos should be reported as having asbestos content for the client’s awareness of its presence.

Any such materials are not regulated at this time.

This survey was limited to only to the named sections and materials that were readily accessible for sampling. Destructive sampling was not conducted to access inaccessible areas of the building sections except where deemed necessary for the

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Asbestos Containing Material Survey identification of building materials and content and permission was granted by the building owner representative.

All fiberglass insulation, foam insulation products, solid metal products, solid wood products, and masonry slabs, blocks, bricks and grout are exempt materials that do not require sampling at the inspector's discretion. This exemption was utilized for this survey.

All materials detected during demolitions or renovations that are not listed, as being sampled on the Chain of Custody Forms and analytical result sheets should be sampled immediately prior to disturbance. All additional samples and assessments are to be conducted by properly licensed individuals.

There was no investigation into the electrical system of the building. Electrical breaker boxes and cable runs, enclosed chases in walls and floors and other inaccessible areas of the building should receive further investigation prior to the demolition or renovation of this building or any section thereof that might affect these systems.

The survey conducted on the building sections was an investigative survey.

However, salient materials may exist in the building, which were not detected in the survey of the building section. Any such material should be sampled and assessed by properly licensed individuals.

This survey report is for the identification of asbestos containing materials in the building area only. This report does not address additional environmental hazards that may be present in this facility.

This document is for the identification of materials that contain asbestos fibers.

All determination of asbestos content is based upon the analysis of the laboratory.

This inspector and firm are not liable for the accuracy of the analytical data.

This document does not supersede the requirements for the development of a management plan, operation and maintenance program or project specification design for the management, repair or removal of asbestos containing materials.

All measurements and quantities are approximate. Measurements should be verified prior to the implementation of remediation activities.

No additional warrantees are granted or implied.

Notice Of Requirements For Renovation and New Construction of Public Buildings:

Texas State Law prohibits the installation of asbestos containing materials into a public building. Additional requirements under the Texas Asbestos Health Protection Rules are:

2017-098 SAFB Bldg 1080 ACM Insp

§295.34 (i) A person may not install building materials or replacement parts as stated in subsection (j) of this section, in a public building unless:

(1) the person obtains a required MSDS showing that the materials or replacement parts contain 1.0% or less of asbestos; or

(2) the materials or replacement parts, according to the MSDS, contain more than 1.0% asbestos but there is no alternative material or part as demonstrated by the building owner or contractor.

Once a building is constructed or renovated, all Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are to be collected and certified by the Architect or Engineer who had direction over the project, or a licensed asbestos inspector, management planner or individual asbestos consultant that the materials used do not contain asbestos fibers as per the statements on the SDS information. For all suspect materials, which SDS is not secured, sampling by properly licensed persons will be required.

Sample Collection Procedure:

Samples were collected from all suspect homogenous materials found in the facility within the limited scope of the inspection. Samples were collected in a random manner as determined by the inspector to limit the cosmetic destruction of exposed building materials. Spray applied materials were detected during the inspection / survey process. However, a random grid was not developed or used.

All collected samples were submitted to the laboratory for analysis.

Homogenous Materials Sampled

The materials listed on the Sample Chain of Custody Form in “Attachment A” have a list of all sampled suspect materials. The samples are list in homogeneous groups.

Assessment of Asbestos Containing Materials:

At the time of the inspection and sampling, suspect materials were assessed in general conformance with the AHERA Rule and Industry Standards. The materials assessments considered the location and the amount of material both in total quantity and as a percentage of the functional space. The condition of the material was evaluated considering the type of the damage, severity of the damage, extent or spread of the damage, accessibility, and potential for disturbance, exposure to air streams, vibration, vandalism and exposure to water.

In consideration of the above conditions and following laboratory analyses, those suspect materials proving to be Asbestos-Containing Building Materials (ACBM) were classified into one of the following categories:

1. Damaged ACBM thermal system insulation.

2. Significantly damaged ACBM thermal system insulation.

3. Damaged friable surfacing ACBM.

4. Significantly damaged friable surfacing ACBM.

5. Damaged friable miscellaneous ACBM.

6. Significantly damaged friable miscellaneous ACBM.

7. ACBM with potential for damage.

8. ACBM with potential for significant damage.

9. Remaining ACBM not fitting into categories above.

AVAILABLE RESPONSE ACTIONS

The following four (4) basic response actions are available for each type of material:

1. Operations and Maintenance - requires maintenance of the material in an undamaged condition. This includes the repair or removal of damaged materials, record keeping, worker training, re-inspection, prevalent level air monitoring and documentation in a comprehensive Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Program (O & M) specific to the building.

2. Encapsulation - requires sealing of the exposed surface of the ACM with a bridging-type encapsulant or conversion from a friable to non-friable status with penetrating type encapsulant. Encapsulation work must be conducted under conditions, which control the release of asbestos fibers into the building areas.

3. Enclosure - requires isolation of the ACM behind or within airtight barriers of gypsum wallboard, plyboard, etc. Enclosure activities work must be conducted under conditions which control the release of asbestos fibers into the building areas.

4. Removal - requires removal and disposal of the asbestos-containing material (ACM) under full asbestos abatement conditions by licensed asbestos abatement contractors.

GENERAL MINIMUM RESPONSE SELECTION CRITERIA

For each ACBM located in the survey, the most appropriate minimum response action was determined based on the specific hazard assessment for that material.

Specific minimum response actions are listed in the following description of the identified materials.

Debris receives a minimum response of "Removal". Duct vibration isolators receive a minimum response of "Removal" due to their potential to release asbestos fibers into duct distribution systems. Other materials generally receive a minimum response of "Operations and Maintenance" which includes repair of damaged areas or removal of minor areas of damaged material where repair is not feasible. Thermal system insulation should be maintained in an intact condition with undamaged jacketing. Materials exhibiting a significantly damaged condition, which is deemed not repairable, receive a minimum response of "Removal". Response actions of "Encapsulation" and "Enclosure" are generally not recommended as minimum responses.

The response actions recommended in this report are minimum responses, and the option of pursuing a more stringent response is available at any time.

Description and Assessment of Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM)

1. No asbestos was detected within the sampled building materials

Individual Asbestos Consultant

Expire 05/09/2018 Leroy F. Skaggs

Texas Department Of State Health Services

License Number 10-5110

Inspector Statement The content of this report represents the results of the survey conducted on this building. The results are presented as correct to the best of my knowledge. All conditions and statements are applicable. No additional warranties or guarantees are indicated or implied. Any party locating additional materials that are not listed in this report text or on the sample collection sheets should contact the Asbestos Containing Materials Manager for the Owner immediately.

July 24, 2017

L. F. Skaggs, DSHS AIC# 10-5110 Project Consultant

2017-098 SAFB Bldg 1080 ACM Insp

George O. O'Connor, DSHS AI# 03554 Asbestos Inspector

Attachment A

Bulk Material Sample Chain of Custody Documents

Bulk Material Sample Analysis Reports

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ASBESTOS BULK ANALYSIS REPORT

Date: July 21, 2017

Flint Inspection Consulting Services, Inc.

Report: 6317-2715 2017-069 / SAFB – Bldg. 1080

Gary R. Simmons Laboratory Manager

Lab Comments on Project: N/A

This document shall be considered a duly signed original report of the results obtained from the analysis(es) performed. All analyses are done within government guidelines and regulations.

Analytical results and reports are generated by Apex Precision Analytical Services at the request of and for the exclusive use of the person or entity (client) named on such report. Result, reports or copies of same will not be released by Apex Precision Analytical Services to any third party without the written request from client. These results only repesent the materials submitted. Supporting laboratory documentation is available upon request. This report cannot be used to represent conditions at any other location, date or time and does not imply that this space is free from these or any other contaminants. No responsibility or liability is assumed for the manner in which these results are used or interpreted. This must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any government agency of the United States. Apex Precision Analytical Services reserves the right to dispose of all samples after a period of thirty (30) days, according to all state and federal guidelines, unless otherwise specified.

NVLAP Lab Code: 200633-0 PLM TDSHS Asbestos License#: 30-0312 PLM/PCM

PLM (Bulk) - Asbestos Analysis Report - Visual ID (EPA Method 600/R-93-116 Visual Area Estimation)

Flint Inspection Consulting Services, Inc. Report Nu mber: 6317-2715

715 B E. College St. Report Date: July 21, 2017

Burkburnett, TX 76354 Samples Collected: July 19, 2017

940-631-3096 Date Received: July 20, 2017

Contact: Flint Skaggs Turn-around time: 24 Hours

Job ID / Site: 2017-069 / SAFB – Bldg. 1080

Matrix Client Sample

Number

Lab Sample

Number

(by layer)

Color / Description / Fibrous /

NonFibrous / Homogeneity

Asbestos Content

Type & %

Non-Asbestos

Fibrous Type & %

1080-1 6317-2715-01A None Detected Fibrous Glass 10% Binder

6317-2715-01B None Detected Cellulose 45% Binder

1080-2 6317-2715-02 None Detected Synthetic 5% Binder

Black / Roofing Material / Fibrous / Homogeneous

Brown / Roofing Material / Fibrous / Homogeneous

White,Black / Material / Fibrous / Homogeneous

Attachment B

PHOTO LOG

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Attachment C

License and Information

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' GE8C6 Associates certifies that George 0. O'Connor has successfully completed the Texas Department of State Health Services approved course entitled:

ASBESTOS INSPECTOR REFRESHER

Date of lssue: 12(14/2016 Certificate No: 16309

Certifiqate "'?9?ires_one_yearfrom date of issue.

Course schedule anytime@ www.gebco.org

GEBCO Associates, LP

815 Trallwood Dr, Suite 200 � Phone: 817-268-4006 Hurst, TX 76053 � Fax: Fax: 817-282-9886

GEBCO ASSOCIATES

in cooperation with

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certifies that

George 0. O'Connor has successfully completed and passed the exam given on the final day for the

Environmental Training Program entitled

Asbestos Inspector Refresher Course Conducted at Hurst, Texas on December 14, 2016

This is an EPA fully approved course for purpose of accreditation under Section 206 ofTSCA, Title II.

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Date of Issue 12/14/2016

Certificate Number: 16309 6517

Mill !ill jI(t Q Instructor: Toni Gribble

Exam Date: 12/14/2016

Certificate Expires 12/14/2017

GEBCO's Training Programs are provided in cooperation with federal and state regulatory agencies, and fulfill all applicable requirements for accreditation. GEBCO is licensed for Asbestos Training under the Texas Asbestos Health Protection Rules.

GEBCO Associates, LP• 815 TrailwoodDr, Surte 200 • Hurst, TX 76053 * (817)268-4006

GO ENVIRONMENTAL, LLC.

RT 1 BOX 5, WALTERS, OK 73572

RESPIRATOR FIT TESTING FORM

EMPLOYEE NAME: O’Connor, George O.

SSI NUMBER: On File DATE: 05/19/2017

TEST

METHOD

Isoamyl Acetate qualitative fit test §29 CFR 1910.134, APPENDIX A, SECTION B, 2

X Irritant Smoke qualitative fit test §29 CFR 1910.134, APPENDIX A, SECTION B, 5

RESPIRATOR BRAND: North MODEL: 7700

NIOSH APPROVAL NUMBER: TC-21C-152, TC-23C-210

COVERAGE: X HALF MASK FULL FACE OTHER

TYPE: X APR PAPR SAR

PRESSURE: X NEGATIVE POSITIVE

SIZE: SMALL MEDIUM X LARGE

FIT CHECKS: OK POSITIVE OK NEGATIVE

FIT TEST PROCEDURE

Each of the following steps are to be performed by the subject for one minute each

X NORMAL BREATHING X DEEP BREATHING X TURNING HEAD FROM SIDE TO SIDE

X MOVE HEAD UP & DOWN X TALKING OUT LOUD X BENDING OVER OR JOGGING IN PLACE

X NORMAL BREATHING

DID THE SUBJECT EXHIBIT DIFFICULTY IN BREATHING? (Y / N) N

COMMENTS:

TESTED BY: KATHERINE D. SKAGGS

NAME SIGNATURE

TEST SUBJECT STATEMENT

I, the undersigned and above named do attest that I have received training in the use and limitations of this type and model of respirator. In addition to this statement, I verify that this respirator has been fit checked for comfort by assessment of:

a. Position of the mask on the nose;

b. Room for eye protection;

c. Room to talk;

d. Position of mask on face and cheeks

Determined adequacy of respirator fit by:

a. Chin properly placed;

b. Adequate strap tension, not overly tightened;

c. Fit across Nose bridge;

d. Respirator of proper size to span distance from nose to chin;

e. Tendency of respirator to slip;

f. Self-observation in mirror to evaluate fir and respirator position.

I understand that this test is to be conducted every six months or at anytime there is a weight change of more than 20 pounds or more, significant facial scarring in the area of the facepiece seal, significant dental changes, reconstructive surgery, cosmetic surgery, respirator type or brand change or any other condition that might interfere with the proper seal of the respirator face piece.

I have received a copy of the Respiratory Protection Program and understand that I must comply with the Program for the use of respiratory protection equipment on mandatory or voluntary basis in relation to assigned work activities.

Signature: Date: 05/19/2017____________