19990000_ACM_LBP_B13330_Abate_Plan_(1).pdf

SITE ABATEMENTPLAN

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Asbestos

Lead Containi0l Materials

Site Building # 13330

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE

Prepared For MidwestBn~nmental Control

4919.ForbesRd.•TrailerNM PO Box 278

Edwardl AF.B., CA 93S23-o271

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1.1 N08·friable UbeitOl-CODtailliar.ateriall (ACM

• 2,880 square feet oCftoor'tile & mastic

1.% Friable ubatel-coDtabWaglDaterilll (ACM)t

'. 45LiDear feet ofpipe iaaulatioD

1.3 ne roJlcnriaI materiall CODtala Lead,

• Interior door frames

• Ceramic wall tile

After removal and disposalofthe ubmoa contaiftibl materials and the removal of lead ' componeDt from the area. and conductini visual inspection, fina) airdearancetor asbestos will be coUected.

2.1 PnpareArea

Non-tWioJlll)' items ,. should be removed trom theworkareato prevent future CODtamiDaUon,of the it.aacl to facilitate the removal process.

2.2 C..er rlUd ebJectI

Items not being removed fromtheworkarea,suchas tight fixtures etc, should bewet-wiped or HEPA vacuumed aDd'wrapped in place with 6 mil polyethylene aodsealedwltbducttapc.

Electrical"outleta should be sea1eel withtapeor covered with6 mil polyethylene andthen taped and the eleclricity abut off _ thebtea.1cer panel. AD el~city should bebrousht into the abatement area through a~ fault intenupter (GFI).

i.3 Critical Darrien Critical barriers shaIl~instaJ!ed inorderto reduce the chanCe o~~asP~qs,~_~ releaaod iJJtothe-~9I1tiide this containmeat. AU.~1Dd"duets.'lIIld;_.;r iQaicJetbe."'~,~bttc:overed and IIOI1ed with twO layersof6.mil~~_\t tape. The finl1ayer~()fpolyethyleDe should be left in place until the are& ,bas 'puMd fiDa1·visUIl),,~.. 'i " ,', inspectionand clatlDce airmonitoring. . .

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2.4 Floor cover

Six mil pOlyethYtenesheets should be used to coverthe floorsnot included in removalp1aJL Sheets may beseamed toJCtbcr with spray adhesive and duct tapewith a minimum 12 inch overlap.at the seams.

2.S Wal co• ., (liot .daded 1D removal).

Two layen of6 mil'polyethylene are uaed to cover the inside walls including windows, The sheets sbouId bebuDs trom the top ofthe wall. Thevertical sheets should be overlapped and seam sealed withapray adhesive and duct tape.

t ThedecoDtlmiNboa.UDit(Decon)is desiped to allow passageto andhm the wok·area duriug the removal operatiou~ ·A typical unit coDJists ofa cleanroom, a Ibower room, and an equipmeDt roomseparated byairlocks, coDiists or3 ~ x 3' area and triple "7:' flap.

3.1 Clean roo..

No 8Ibestos-contaDiaated and I or Lead coo.taiNng itemsshould enter this room. Worken 1118 tbil area to suitup, Itore street clothes, and don respiratory protection prior to eater the work area.

3.2 Showef roo.

AD perIOQS are feJJCl\dr'ocI topasa tbroush the showerroom after exiting wortarea. The contractor's superviIorwill be,respollSible to ensure ,aU personnel and equipment are decoatanUnated prior to eoteriDg the dean room.

3.3 EqlliplDeatroo.

This is a coDtamil)atedarea where equipmeot, boots or shoes, hard-hats, 8osst~and any addi1ioDalcontamiM ted workclotbeaare stored. Workers place~Sable clothiDgsudl as coveralls andhoodsm.binsbeCore leaving this areafor the ahow~room.ResPi!flt9"~~W~~ untilwork.. enter.the shower and'~rousblY wub them with wat«.Tbe eqUi,a1eDi fQOm may require cleIIIlplCYeral times daily to prevent asbestos and Lead materials ttombeins~ck~'\~ theabower IDCI deaD rooa

Wa.usedduring thisprocess will be filtered through a 20and then Smi~water filter prior to , being discharge in the public 'water syltem.

This isanarea~,~ ftom thedecontamination unit which js usecllS,a short tenp" storage aru fbt baasodwastelnd as aport Cor ttaDsfenina wuteto the clumpsite.An oridoayro will becoDltrUCted tofol1o.an<airlockbetween the exit ofthe load.~t area and aD eaclosed dum · . .pslte.

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· proti.teJit;fgt;.~~!ttent as required underReRA and State ofCalifomia~~~e.9fjc.;~C}*;:·Substances. '" / ';'''. '. '.~n,'· '''.

Transfer allbags to load-out areaand wet wipe all bags, thenplace each bag in,asetp~dbllJ~i

Properly labelallbags according to State and FederaJ standard. Thesedecontarninated';bags~'~ be transported to a temporary hazardous wastedumpsite, which mustbe lined with two laymof 6 mil polyethylene.

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Engineering controlswiU indude the usc ofhigh efficiency particulate air-filtered (HEPA) vacuumSt ventilation andnegative air filtration systems. Theusc ofnegative air filtration system includes:

1 ChanginS tho airwithin the containment area approximately once every...lS minutes.

2 Establishing condition inwhich air from aU portions of the containment area isbeinS pulled toward thenegative air filtration system.

Whenever anisolated containment is erected, an electronic negative pressure recording gause will be utilized to provide a record of the relative negative pressure wi.thin the isolated work. area and a smoke test shall be performed to verify air movement in to the direction ofthe negative air filtration system.

Theexhaust unitsshould be located so that the makeup airenters the workarea primarily through the decontamination lacility andtraverses the work area U muchas possible. Provide ImPA filters tbatare individually tested andcertified by the manufacturer and ableto trap 99.970At(.lfall particles 0.3 microns in diameter &,larger. The exhaust units should bestartedprierto removal and sh9uld run continuously to maintain a constant negative pressure 'until deoontamiDation orthe workarea iscomplete.

Replace the pre-filters two to four times a dayor when accumulations of particulate matter becomes visible. Intermediate filters must bereplaced onceevery day,and the HEPA tUter may be replace prior to removal, if needed.

EPA regulations which cover the removal of asbestos materials (40~ part 61, subpansA&B) require wettingofasbestos containing materials before removal begins and keeping the material wet while removal is in progress and until it is bagged for disposal.

Components contai~g Lead Based Paint will bedismantled and removed according to"the.~t'·

. guidelines by the Department ofHousing and Urban Development (HUD).

Workprocedures for asbestos andLead containing materials shall be conducted usingthe "wet method".

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6.1 Rem~val of pipe iPlulatioD & elbows

• Clean andisolate the workarea.

• Glove bag system may beused to removethe insulation from straight,runs and .

elbows.

• Glove bag shall be made of 6 mil thick plastic andshall be seamless at the bottom.

• Each glove bag shall be installed SO that it completely covers the circumference of pipe or elbows.

• Glove bags may be used onlyonce and maynot be moved.

• Glove bagsshall Dot be used on swfaces whose temperatureexceeds 1500 F.

• Prior to disposal, glovebags shall becollapsed by removing air within them using

HEPA vacuum.

• At least two persons shall perform the removal.

• Wetthe material with amended watersolution using equipment capable of providing a tine spray mist, inorder to reduce airbornefiber coDCentrations when the material is disturbed.

• Saturate the material to the substrate.

• Remove the material and place in asbestos bags. while still wet.

• Double bagging ofwaste material is required.

• Material removed from the pipeshall not be dropped or thrownto the floor.

• After completion ofall stripping work, pipesand elbows from which asbestos containing materials have been removed shall be wet brushed and sponged or cleaned bysomeequivalent method to remove all visible residue.

• Remove allbags and equipment from the work area.

• UseHEPAvacuum to clean and remove any residue.

6.2 Removal offloor tile & mastic

• Clean and isolatethe work area.

• Wet the material withamended water.

• Remove the material while still wet and placein 6 mil asbestos bags.

• Scrapers and chemicals (approved by EPA) can be used to removethe mastic.

• After gross removal, usewirebrushes. pads and wet rags to clean the floorarea which mightbe contaminated.

• Ondaily basis, wet wipe or REPA vacuuming thefloor area.

• Maintain high humidity inthework area bymisting or spraying to assist infiber settling and reduce airborne concentration.

• Equipment and tools shall be cleaned prior to removal from area.

• Remove allbags. equipment and toolsfromarea.

• Use HEPAvacuum to clean and remove any residue.

6.3 Removal ofDoor frames & ceramic tOe(Lead)

• Clean andisolatethe work area.

• Wet the material with amended water.

• Remove any screws, nails, or fasteners

• Usehammer or bars to remove tiles

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• AIl,~d components shall be placed or wrapped in 6 mU plastic sheeting

• Pai"i removal canbe used to removepaint &om the door hm...

• UseHBPA vacuum andwet wipiDS techniques to dean andremov~ any .residue.

6.4 :F.DetaD OncetheIfollportion of the ubaatoB-COntainins materials andthe Lead based Painted~. areremoved, theremaiDin8 componeots will be detail cleaned to the pointofno vislblo.crial.,}The ~DtrlGtOr'1 competent perlOn will notify the.SiteHealth aDd Safety Officer for'aviIuaJ. iDspectiOllOnce the Sita Health and Safety Oftie« and contractor's competent person aresatisledthatmoarea i8 clcaD the c:c.mtraetorscompetent penon willmilt theentire workana !'ith a'1ock-down"eocapsuImt 8DCI determine the aettiD& time for tho encapsulatini compound.. .

TbeIl the final airclearance forasbestos andwill be Collected from the U'eL The air' samples'analysis will be perCormecl UUDiNlOSHMethod 7400 u.A" counting roles, 7,0 81m UC\lBID:

Thework area shall be restricted, access isonly to autborit.ed, traUied, and protected peflOnnol.These may include thecontractors employees;t employees ofsubcontractors, .

and COE.rep~ It&te andlocal inJpectOB and any otherdesipated iELdivicluala. A logbook sbaIl be maintained in the dean·room uea ofthe workerdecontaminatioo lUUt., Anyone ,whoenters the work area must recordDame,. aftiJi.ti~ time inandtime out for each entry..

Access-to theworkareasbal1 be through a single worker decontamination UDitlOeated at theentnDce toworksite. All other means ofaccess (doors, windows, etc.)shall be blocked orlockedso as to prevent entry to or exit from the workarea.

PerIODS en_a the, regulated work area will be required to dress ina lbU bodydisposableprotective .covera1ls and wear aminimum ofair-purifying respirators (1/2 Face) equipped withHEPA filtercartridges. Rubber sloves and otherprotective equipment will beprovidod toworkersdurina abateme4t.

Twenty-five pereetlt of the contractors work rUI'~ who arc worki. inside the contalnment area

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Area airsamples, for,~lto.aodLead, ,bom iDside and outside thewor~areawi~,.1)e~~~on adailybues duriDgtheabatement phase. Theairsamples will becoDeeted lIIig25 rom .cassettos, witha ceIluIoseostormembrane aize of ·0.8 umfor asbestos-and 31.-5 iDmcassettes.with I ceUuiose estermembrane size of 0.8 to 1.2 um forLead.

Background airsamples will be coBected prior to any activity talciaS place. samplea will becollected with a minimtJm totalvolume of 1200 liters with a flow rate bctweeaato 16 liters per~. .

Should anyexterior .... air sample exceed 0.01 f1a:, analysis byPbase CoDtrast~OSCOpy (PCM), during the asbestos removal, the work wiD be stoppedandthe 'ProjlCt ·lDdustrial By,,- orProjectHealth and Safety Officer will determine what action sball be taken to reduce the airborne fiber COocentratiOil to I or below0.01 flee.

Post ubesto. abatement airsampq will be conducted usins high volume pump -with the flow rate betweea8 to 16liten per minute, and the sample volume sbaI1 be 110 10SI thaD 1200 1itor1.

All conected air samples for asbestos 1vi11 be analyzed usiDg NIOSH Metboc1 7400, "~t coUDlina rules. All coUectccl air samples for Lead will be analyzed uti1iziog OFAAteclmique doscnOod u the7082 Protocol.

9 T N ContraCtor is~~asibl. for provicliua respirators, and all employees asaiped to work intbiJ contaiomeau are required to wear a nDniqmm baJf..faCe respirator equipped with HE.PA filters, aDd mustbe approved byboth theMine Safety audHealthAdmiDistratioD (MSHA) audtheNatioDll Institute tor Occupational. SafetyandH~h (NIOSH)

Should anyone asbestos abatement worker'. a-hourTime Weighted Average (TWA)equal to or exceed 0.1flee, the respirators must be upgraded to a PAPR or type "C" suppUed air until exposure level is reduced to below 0.1 flC(;.

Should. any one lead abatement worker'. 8-hour rune Weighted Average OWA) equal toor exceed 50 J.'I Ph1m3; therespirators mustbeupp-adcd to a PAPR or typo tee" supplied airuntil exposure.Jc:ve1 is reduc:ecl to below the50 J18 Pb 1m3.

TwotypesofwamiDg sip that demarcate the regulated area~ be providedlDddisplayed :

arOUDd the building. The first warDing sigDs lball bear thefoUowiDI iDformationfor asbestos, DANGER

ASBESTOS

CANCDAND LUNGDJS~ BAZABD

AUTHORIZED PE1lSONNEL ONLY

USPIRATORS ANDPROTECTIV:E CLOTHING ARE

REQUIRED IN THIS AREA

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The secoDd sip should read as fonows:

Bldg.'13330

.WARNING

LEAD PAINTREMOV~HAZARD

UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY PROHIBITED

NOSMOKING, EATING ORDRINKING ALLOWED IN THEWORK AREA

Labels sbaIl beaffixed to all the bagscontaining asbestos and ahaIl containthe foUO\Ving information:

DANGER.

CONTAINSASBESTOSFIBERS

AVOm CREATING DUST CANCEltAND LUNG DISEASEHAZARD

Hazardous Waste labels sbaU beatIixed to all coDtainers that contain Lead Containing Waste materials II defined by the waste proSe anaIylis.

All asbestos and Lead Based·Paint waste materials abalI be disposed of indouble 6 mil . impermtAd)le bags asa miniD11un. The wute materials sb~ be keptin a wetstate until the bap.

are completely sealed and labeled Do not overfiD the disposal bags, remember wet material is inudt heavier than dry. Care must be taken whenP~& heavy or sharp objects into the plastic disposal bags to prevent accidental spins. Excess airshould be removed ftomthebagswiththe use ofaHEPA equipped vacuum priorto sealing With duettape.

Ashe#osWaste After the waste is sealed in theproperly labeled asheatos bags, the waste may be removed ftOPl the contaiDment area. Priorto transportins the bass through the waste load-olU area they mould be wet~~A vacuumed, or rinsed off to prevent the transfer ofanyfibers to the outsido environment.

Ut:Id Wtute , The waste material willbe placed in 6 mil bap while wet. Samples thenwill becollected from the wute to profile it (orLead Content is required under llCRA and State of Calitomia Department ofToxic SubstaD0e8 regulations prior to disposal. These coUected samples sba1l be sentto the laboratory for ualyliJ.

Based onthetest results of the collected samples from the waste. ifthe results are leas thin; 5 ppm by TCLP (4OCFR261.24), Of 1000 msJka bynLC (22CCk- 66261.24) and 5.0m,/L by STLC (22 Celt • 66261.24), thewaste will betreated ascoostruCtion waste.

All waste should beplaced (not thrown) into tho containers for transportto thelandfiD AU

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Asbestos A LeadAbatement Plan wastes shall be disposed by S " 1\ eervicei as follows;

Bldg. #13330

Albestos Walte·wiD be disposed offat;

Lead rabat Chip' will be treated at;

LA PAZ CO'UNTY LANDFILL

Parker, Arizona.

Chem-Teeh System_.IDe.

3650 26· Street, LosAngeles. CA90022

Lead CoaapoDeau will be disposed of at; u.s. EeoIoI)' Highway 95, 12miles South ofBeatty Beatty,~ 89003

All waStes will be manifested u hazardous wastewith properclaUifieation based on testclassification results, Add m.ust be signed bybase representative u the aenetator ofthe waste.

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Aproject log. eatry-exit logfor the work ar~ record oftoolbox safetyt safety meeting, and otherproject documents required bycontractual agreement wiD be maintained on site. A daily qualitycontrol reportis to be submitted to the corps of Engineers.

·In addition to the above, aU contractor personnel records, include medical exams, liPA-accreditedtraiDiDa."respiratory fit-testing, safety'training records wiD be keptup to date.. bygovernmentregulationa.

Ericomates Midwest Environmental Project Quality Control (80S) 70S·3S 13

Rigoberto Flores Midwest Environmental Supervisor (805) 2584060 Paaer , (805) 274-6779

Tom Sullivan J&8 Environmental, Inc. Project Maoaaer (949) 654.0979 Pager (714) .568-2344

Jason Sullivan 1m EnvironmeDtal~Inc. Safetyofficer (714) S83.Q661 . Pager (714) 297-1478

J" HEnvironmental, Inc. will provide Project Monitoring and Quality Assurance services forthisproject.

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