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v Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums?

2. Are drums with ruptured bags disposed of properly?

3. Manifests completed and maintained?

4. Number of bags _

VI Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples beingobtained?

2. Are personal resultspostedfor employees within two days?

3. Aresamples properly obtained?

Yes No Comments

Yes No Comments

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VII Inspector's comments

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Project Monitoring Checklist

J & H Bnvironmcmal, Inc.

Date 7- 2.;?--99

( YVes )

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J&H Environmental, Inc. Laboratories Air Samples' Results

ANALY'l'lLAL UA'l'A

CLIENTNAME :

JOB NAME :

JOB ADDRESS:

Midwest Environmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg..# 13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 7/27/99

PAGE: lofl

LABORATORY "PAT" ill #: 11067 ANALYTICAL METHOD NIaSH 7400 itA"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results

1.0. No. (l/min.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

1 N/A 10.0 25 7/27/99 8:00 10:00 120 1200 10.0 10.0 100 17.0 21.66 - 0.007 2 N/A 10.0 25 7/27/99 8:10 10:10 120 1200 10.0 10.0 100 6.0 7.64 - 0.002 3 N/A 10.0 25 7/27/99 13:00 15:00 120 1200 10.0 10.0 100 16.0 20.38 - 0.007 4 N/A 10.0 25 7/27/99 13:10 15:10 120 1200 10.0 10.0 100 5.0 6.37 - B.D.L.

5 N/A 0.0 25 7/27/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 0.0 0.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

I.D. Type Sample Location Type Remarks V.C.L.

1 AR Inside work area Removal 0.011 2 ENV Outside work area Removal 0.004 3 AR Inside work area Removal 0.011 4 ENV Inside work area Removal 0.003 5 Blank N/A Blank sample

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

SAMPLE T E: PR: Person , PRM: Penmeter, ENV: Environmen ,B D: Bac groun , FC: Final Clearance, HEX: HEPA Exhaust, AR: Area.

Analyzed by : Robert Diaz

HM: Ha Face Negative Pressure, FF: Full Face Negative Pressure, PAPR: Power Air Purified Respirator, SAC: Supplied Air Continuos, SAPD: Su lied Air Pressure Demand; SCBA: Self Contained Breathing A aratus.

Air Samples' Results (TWA)

ANALY'!'ILAL VA'I'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOB NAME :

JOB ADDRESS:

MidwestEnvironmental Control Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. 13330 Vandenberg, CA

CLIENT JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 7/27/99

PAGE: lof1

LABORATORY "PAT" ID #: 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIaSH 7400 "A"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results

1.0. No. (llmin.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

1 N/A 2.0 25 7/27199 8:00 10:00 120 240 2.0 2.0 100 14.0 17.83 - 0.029 2 N/A 2.0 25 7/27/99 13:00 15:00 120 240 2.0 2.0 100 14.0 17.83 - 0.029

3 N/A 0.0 25 7/27/99 0:00 0:00 #VALUE! 0.0 0.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Workers Social Sample Workers' Resp. 8 Hour 30 Min. Worker's

LD. Type Workers Name Security No. Location Activity Type T.W.A. Excur. U.C.L. Initials 1 PERS. Gilbert Saldana work area Removal HF 0.007 - 0.047 2 PERS. Gilbert Saldana work area Removal HF 0.007 - 0.047 3 Blank N/A - -

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

LE TYPE: PR : Persona, PRM: Penmeter, ENV:EnVlronmen ,B D: acgroun, Fe: Final Clearance, HEX: HEPA Exhaust, AR: Area, AMB: Ambient.

TMTY: RE : Remov, LN: eanup, B: ove ag, B : Bag-out, PREP: Area Prep, IC: Inside Containment, OC: Outside Containment, IWA: Inside Work Area, OWA: Outside Work Area.

HF: a Face Negative Pressure,FF: F Face Negative Pressure, PAPR: Power Air Purified Respirator, SAC: Supplied AirContinuos, SAPO: Su lied Air Pressure Demand, SCBA: Self Contained Breathin A aratus.

Analyzed by: Robert Diaz

!V\Or\ · J&H ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.

5405 Alton Parkway, PMB 623, Irvine, CA 92604 Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Time , ~ 00 CNV\.Project Manager 'I. 5v Utvc. Y\. Date~ Location V& A~ t:"', C> ,ME t3 WA\;:.t;\f1.J Project Administrator f-l~ab.t/(-TQ Plot\tkf Phone _ Contractor Name--l--JIl...s-~--JlE«....::;~c...._·_.. _ Contractor Address YJOUJOI hrW 0-;}- '-fv1:tl~ll -M

Phone------------

Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance!

exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area 5

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type?~1,~

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. FooUshoecovering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers!lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

8. Airlock to work area?

Page 1 of3

Yes No Comments

Work Practices

1. Are wet methods employed? ~

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? -±

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? ~

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? .s.

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet? *-9. Are 6-mil bags used? ~

10. Are bags properly labeled? ~

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? ~

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? ~

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? 1

14. Are respirators worn at all times? --:I=:-

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ~

16. Are workers using the shower? ~

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? --:6

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? :t=

3. Manifests completed and maintained? -f-

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? 1-

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? ~

3. Are samples properly obtained? .s.

Page 2 of3 J&H Enviornmental, Inc.

Inspector's Comments

Inspector's Signature _

Page 3 of3 J&H Environmental, Inc.

Sampling Date: 8/16/99

Date of Report: 9/8/99 NLLAP Lab 10; 10522

2033Heritage ParkDrive,Oklahoma City,OK 73120 Phone~ (405) 755·7272 Fax: (405)755·2058

QuanTEM Set ID: 9909C484022 Date Received: 9/3/99 Received by;R. Bishop

QuanTEM ID Client 10

1 01

2 02

3 03

4 04

5 05

6 06

Quality Control Data

Matrix

Air

At, Air

Air

Air

Air

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report

Client J & H Environmental, Inc 23151 AlcaldeDr.

Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Contact: ThomasSultivan Acct. No.: A484

Project: Vandenberg Air Force Base Location: V.A.F.B.JThe Breakers ProjectNo.: MEC

Date Detection Parameter Method Analyst Analyzed limit Result Unit lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 1Jg/M3

Lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g1M3

Lead N10SH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

Lead N'OSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

Lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~gJM3 lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 1J9/M3

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Parameter

Lead

Duplicate 0/0 Difference

MatrixSpike D/o Recovery

Lab Control Std.

0/0 Recovery

This report appliesonly to the standardsor procedures indicatedandto 1M Ipeclie samplestelled. It is nol indative of th~ qualitiesof apparencly Identicalor .similarP~UC1S ~ prooedl:Jr8~1 no, does it ,epreSM' an ongotngqU8t~y 8SSlM'Snce program unlelS so noted. TheM! reportsare for the exclusiveuse of the e~ent .-1d are not to be reproducedwithout specifICwrflten pemllSSlon.

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J&H ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.

Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Phone------------

Time J ~-OO{!tN'Date ? Irz Lo,qProject Manager ,.. 5 V l t '\J fA.. V' Location \/ # A;r ¥ t3 -- \\e>Re:AKe~ SuD6/( Project Administrator~O~1J> flo N:-5 Contractor Name---,M~.---:E,~J--::c...=---~=----- _

Contractor Address t-tOU"J 0\ &_(-=-b-:;"'~...JIIE:.8_?d.....:..--~~_~_OA---"",-llf~r_'t.L.-M_c_' _

Phone------------

Yes No Comments Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area-----ltoo5""....-----

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved resp_irators?

Type? I LJ,~~

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

8. Airlock to work area?

1. Are wet methods employed? ~

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? ~

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used?

*4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? $-

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? -:£-

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet? ~

9. Are 6-mil bags used?

~10. Are bags properly labeled?

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? ~

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? ~

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? ~

14. Are respirators worn at all times? -I--

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ~

16. Are workers using the shower? 4-- Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? .x:

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? ~

3. Manifests completed and maintained? -$=-

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained?

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days?

3. Are samples properly obtained?

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Inspector's Signatureq tALJ..cr1 j~

ANALY'l'lLAL UA'!'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOB NAME :

JOB ADDRESS:

Midwest Environmental Control, Inc.

VandenbergAFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/17/99

PAGE: lof2

LABORATORY "PAT" ID # : 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIOSH 7400 itA"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field / Fiber F/Sq.mm Del. Lim Results I.D. No. (llmin.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

1 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 7:00 9:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 10.0 12.74 - 0.003 2 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 7:00 9:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 8.0 10.19 - 0.003 3 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 7:00 9:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 5.0 6.37 - B.D.L.

4 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 15.0 19.11 - 0.005 5 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 17.0 21.66 - 0.006 6 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 8.0 10.19 - 0.003

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

1.0. Type Sample Location Type Remarks V.C.L.

1 BOD Inside work area Background 0.005 2 BGD Inside work area Background 0.004 3 BOD Outside work area Background 0.003 4 AR Inside work area Removal 0.009 5 AR Inside work area Removal -0.010 6 AR Outside work area Removal ~.OO5

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

LE T PR : Persona, PRM: Penmeter, ENV: Environmen ,B D:Bac groun , FC: Final Clearance, HEX:HEPA Exhaust, AR: Area.

HM: Ha Face iegatrve Pressure, FF: Fu I Face Negative Pressure, PAPR: Power Air Purified Respirator, SAC: Supplied Air Continuos, SAPD: Su lied Air Pressure Demand, SCBA: Self Contained Breathin A aratus.

Analyzed by: Jason Sullivan

ANALY'!'lLAL lJA'I'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOB NAME :

JOB ADDRESS:

MidwestEnvironmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOBNUMBER·: MEC99067 DATE: 8/17/99

PAGE: 2of2

LABORATORY "PATti ill #: 11067 ANALYTICAL METHOD NIOSH 7400 "Aft

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results LO. No. (l/min.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

7 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 14:35 16:30 115 1150 10.0 10.0 100 16.0 20.38 - 0.007 8 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 14:35 16:30 115 1150 10.0 10.0 100 14.0 17.83 - 0.006 9 N/A 10.0 25 8/17/99 14:35 16:30 115 1150 10.0 10.0 100 7.0 8.92 - 0.003 10 N/A 0.0 25 8/17/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 0.0 0.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

11 N/A 0.0 25 8/17/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 0.0 0.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

LD. Type SampleLocation Type Remarks V.C.L.

7 AR Inside work area Removal 0.011

8 AR Inside work area Removal 0.010 9 ENV Outside work area Removal 0.005

10 Blank N/A Blank sample 11 Blank N/A Blank sample

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

A LE T E: PRS: Personal, PRM: Perimeter, ENV: nvironmental, B D: Bac ground, FC: Final Clearance, HEX:HEPAExhaust, AR: Area.

Analyzed by: Jason Sullivan

HM: H Face NegativePressure, FF: Full Face Negative ressure, PAPR: Power Air PurifiedRespirator, SAC: Supplied Air Continuos, SAPO: Su lied Air PressureDemand, SCBA: Self ContainedBreathin Ap aratus.

Phone------------

5405 Alton Parkway, PMB 623, Irvine, CA 92604 Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Project Manager T..- Sv II i"VCA, V\.

LocationJ/.,A-. F.I?J e~A:K.6flS BLD~;

Project Administrator ~ltlQhft'..to ¥1br-e.r Contractor Name Af\ # e. ¥ c, ..

Contractor Address vlCLOq forb..?s ~'-\rAl'

Work Area Observations 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Work area adequately isolated?

All openings to work area sealed?

Air movement system sealed off?

Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS) Entrance to work area securable?

EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

Number of workers in area _--.:=5=---__

Phone

Yes No

.s:

'l'-

Comments

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type? ltv kg.e.

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

1. Are wet methods employed? ~

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? 1:-

3. Are HEP A vacuum cleaners used? ~

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? -sI-

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? ~

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet? ~.

9. Are 6-mil bags used? -::b

10. Are bags properly labeled? Z11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed?

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? ~

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? !14. Are respirators worn at all times?

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ~

16. Are workers using the shower? ~

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? ~

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? ~.

3. Manifests completed and maintained? ~

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? ~

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? ~

3. Are samples properly obtained? ~

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Inspector's Signature<j~ z4~

ANALY'!'lLAL UA'!'A

CLIENTNAME :

JOB NAME :

JOB ADDRESS:

MidwestEnvironmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/18/99

PAGE: lof2

LABORATORY "PAT" ID #: 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIOSH 7400 "A"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results

1.0. No. (l/min.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/co

1 N/A 10.0 25 8/18199 7:00 9:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 8.0 10.19 . O~'~3

2 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99 7:00 9:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 5.0 6.37 - Q.~~r-- .

3 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99 7:00 9:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 10.0 12.74 - O.003~.~"'~ ~,.~

4 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 16.0 20.38 - 0.006 ',~'~

5 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99' 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 7.0 8.92 - 0.003 6 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 15.0 19.11 - 0.005

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

1.0. Type Sample Location Type Remarks U.C.L.

I BGO Inside work area Background 0.004 2 BGD Inside work area Background 0.003 3 BGD Outside work area Background 0.005 4 AR Inside work area Removal 0.010 5 AR Inside work area Removal 0.004 6 AR Outside work area Removal 0.009

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

LET E: PR: Person ,P : Perimeter, E : Environmen ,B D: Bac groun , FC: Final Clearance, HEX: HEPA Exhaust, AR: Area.

RE HM: ace Negative Pressure, FF: I Face Negative Pressure, PAPR: Power Air Purified Respirator, SAC: Supplied Air Continuos, SAPO: Su lied Air Pressure Demand, SCBA: Self Contained Breathin A aratus.

ANALY'!'lLAL UA'!'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOBNAME:

JOB ADDRESS:

MidwestEnvironmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/18/99

PAGE: 2of2

LABORATORY "PAT" ID #: 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIOSH 7400 "A"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results LD. No. (llmin.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

7 N/A 10.0 25 8/18199 14:33 16:35 122 1220 10.0 10.0 100 17.0 21.66 - 0.007 8 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99 14:33 16:35 122 1220 10.0 10.0 100 6.0 7.64 - 0.002 9 N/A 10.0 25 8/18/99 14:33 16:35 122 1220 10.0 10.0 100 14.0 17.83 - 0.006 10 N/A 0.0 25 8/18/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 0.0 0.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

11 N/A 0.0 25 8/18/99 0:00 0:00 -0 0 0.0 0.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

I.D. Type SampleLocation Type Remarks U.C.L.

7 AR Inside work area Removal 0.011 8 AR Inside work area Removal 0.004 9 ENV Outside workarea Removal 0.009 10 Blank N/A Blank'sample 11 Blank N/A Blank sample

COMMENTS:

aratus.

Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Date~1~11q'lFI

Yes No Comments Work Area Observations'

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area 6 .

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH ap.proved respirators?

Type? t L1., ftM:g

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

Yes No

1. Are wet methods employed? -c

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? 1:-

3. Are HEP A vacuum cleaners used? -$=-

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? 1

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet? .s.

9. Are 6-mil bags used? ~

10. Are bags properly labeled? -$=

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? ~

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? -:r-

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? ~

14. Are respirators worn at all times? ~

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco i-chewing in work area?

16. Are workers using the shower? ::£

Disposal of Materials t~1. Labels on the bags/drums? -

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of Properly? .i:

3. Manifests completed and maintained? :&

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained?

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days?

3. Are samples properly obtained?

Page 2 of3

Comments

J&H Enviornmental, Inc.

Inspector'~Sign~~_~_~~ ~

Page 3 of3

Date~~ _

-.f&I-I Environmental, Inc.

J&H Environmental, Inc•.Laboratories

ANALY'l'lLAL JJA'!'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOBNAME:

JOB ADDRESS:

Midwest Environmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/19/99

PAGE: lof2

LABORATORY"PAT" ID #: 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIOSH 7400 tt A"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results

1.0. No. (l/min.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

1 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 8:00 10:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 14.0 17.83 - 0.005 2 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 8:00 10:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 17.0 21.66 - 0.006 3 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 8:00 10:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 13.0 16.56 - 0.004 4 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 8:00 10:30 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 7.0 8.92 - 0.002 5 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 12:30 15:00 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 3.0 3.82 0.0018 B.D.L

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

I.D. Type Sample Location Type Remarks V.C.L.

1 AR Inside work area Removal 0.008 2 AR Inside workarea Removal 0.009 3 AR Inside workarea Removal 0.007 4 ENV Outside work area Removal 0.004 5 Fe Inside workarea Final clearance

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

yP Analyzedby: Jason Sullivan

A ratus, ANAL Y'l'lLALlJA'l'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOB·NAME :

JOB ADDRESS:

MidwestEnvironmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg, ·.CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/19/99

PAGE: 2of2

LABORATORY "PAT" 10#: 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIaSH 7400 ft A"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume PumpCalibration Field I Fiber F/Sq.mm Del. Lim Results

1.0. No. (l/min.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

6 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 12:30 15:00 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 2.0 2.55 0.0018 B.·D.L.

7 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 12:30 15:00 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 4.0 5.10 0.0018 B.D.L.

8 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 12:30 15:00 150 1500 10.0 10.0 100 3.0 3.82 0.0018 B.D.L.

9 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 10.0 10.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

10 N/A 10.0 25 8/19/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 10.0 10.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

I.D. Type Sample Location Type Remarks U.C.L.

6 Fe Inside workarea Final clearance 7 Fe Inside work area Final clearance 8 Fe Outside work area Final clearance 9 Blank N/A Blank Sample 10 Blank N/A Blank Sample

COMMENTS:

Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Comments

Phone-----------

~3

Date~§lqq

Phone

Yes No i

'",. .H II

Project Manager .3". 5 VI ( l \vet f\

Location V1I A .. 'f · 13 '1h-(..-13~·_r_e~'A..;.....:r..~----::~;;...;....~~S'---- _ Project Administrator~b e.lf1l1 ~10Y .eI

Contractor Name----=JJ\~---:iC::._'::IC:-'_'"'c.+--------~--r-r-------------- Contractor Address'L./q 0 Of Eo r b (i. J rtd.

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Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area~_.__

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH ap~roved respirators?

Type? tU '(peE

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

1. Are wet methods employed? .z,

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? p

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? ~

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? $-

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? ~

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~.

8. Is waste bagged while wet? $

9. Are 6-mil bags used? f10. Are bags properly labeled?

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? ~.

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? ~-

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? ::b-.

14. Are respirators worn at all times? ~

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ».

16. Are workers using the shower? $.

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? .r-.

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? ~

3. Manifests completed and maintained? ~

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained?

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days?

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Inspector's Signature~~A~

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Date CO /¥t/q 9--

J&H Environmental, Inc.

ANALY'I'lL'AL VA'I'A

CLIENT NAME :

JOBNAME:

JOB ADDRESS:

MidwestEnvironmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. # 13330 Vandenberg,CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/23/99

PAGE: lof2

LABORATORY "PAT" ID #: 11067

ANALYTICAL METHOD NIOSH 7400 "A"

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim IttStilts I.D. No. (l/min.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/cc

1 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 7:10 9:30 140 1400 10.0 10.0 100 10.0 12.74 - ,:O~004

2 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 7:10 9:30 140 1400 10.0 10.0 100 7.0 8.92 - 0.002 3 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 7:10 9:30 140 1400 10.0 10.0 100 6.0 7.64 - 0.002 4 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 14.0 17.83 - 0.005 5 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 12.0 15.29 - 0.004 6 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 12:15 14:30 135 1350 10.0 10.0 100 7.0 8.92 - 0.003

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp.

I.D. Type SampleLocation Type Remarks U.C.L, I BGD Inside work area Background 0.006 2 BGD Inside work area Background 0.004 3 BGD Outside work area Background 0.003 4 AR Inside work area Removal 0.008 5 AR Inside work area Removal 0.007 6 AR Outside work area Removal 0.004

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

Analyzedby: Jason Sullivan

ANAL \,'I'lLAL lJA'!'A

CLIENTNAME :

JOBNAME:

JOB ADDRESS :

Midwest Environmental Control, Inc.

Vandenberg AFB Vandenberg AFB - Bldg. #13330 Vandenberg, CA

JOB NUMBER: MEC99067 DATE: 8/23/99

PAGE: 20f2

LABORATORY"PAT"ID#: 11067

ANALYTICALMEmOD NIOSH 7400 "Aft

Sample Pump Flow Cassette Sample Running Time Duration Volume Pump Calibration Field 1 Fiber F/Sq.mm Det. Lim Results

1.0. No. (llmin.) Type Date Start Stop (Min.) (Liters) Before After Fiber/cc Fiber/ce

7 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 14:32 16:35 123 1230 10.0 10.0 100 2.0 2.55 0.0022 B.D.L 8 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 14:32 16:35 123 1230 10.0 10.0 100 4.0 5.10 0.0022 B.D.L.

9 N/A 10.0 25 8123/99 14:32 16:35 123 1230 10.0 10.0 100 5.0 6.37 - B.D.L 10 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 10.0 10.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

11 N/A 10.0 25 8/23/99 0:00 0:00 0 0 10.0 10.0 100 0.0 0 - N.D.

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Sample Sample Resp, lD. Type SampleLocation Type Remarks D.C.L" 7 Fe Inside work area Final clearance 8 Fe Inside workarea Final clearance 9 Fe Outside work area Final clearance 0.003 10 Blank N/A Blank sample 11 Blank N/A Blank sample

COMMENTS:

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

tus.

Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Time ., ~ <90 I'\tV\

Phone-----------

Phone-----------

Project Manager :r.. :5v tl 1VCl V\.

Location V,A ..~ F d' ~ t~Th~ 6&EC\ke.\Q..'S rt

Project Administrator ILlaO(?2e- \R-1O F to tR£ 5 Contractor Name !v\ ~ ~ ,; C- · Contractor Address e. "A .. F=., C3 blOtoq fbv \t)e-s-·-\e-cl--'-;"~L-.-Ll--:{~7-----------------

Yes No Comments Work Area Observations 1, Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area f tJ V fl-

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type? 1[2 ~

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

1. Are wet methods employed? X

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? ~

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? ~

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? 1:

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet?

~9. Are 6-mil bags used?

10. Are bags properly labeled? ~

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? ~

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? +13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? 2:::-

14. Are respirators worn at all times? p

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? .r.

16. Are workers using the shower? L

Disposal of Materials »:1. Labels on the bags/drums?

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of Properly? 1-

3. .Manifests completed and maintained? ~

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? ~

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? L

3. Are samples properly obtained? --r-

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Inspector's Signature~...A~

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Date 31a:ll_ct_OJ _

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- ~ LABORATORIES

2033 HeritagePark Drive, OklahomaCity, OK 73120 Phone: (405) 755·7272 Fax: (405) 755·2058

QuanTEMSet 10: 9909C484023 DateReceived: 9/3/99 Receivedby: R. Bishop

Sampling Date: 8/24,25,26/99 Date of Report: 9/8199 NlLAP Lab 10: 10522

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report .

Client: J & H Environmental, Inc 23151 AlcaldeDr.

Laguna HUls. CA 92653

Contact: Thomas Sullivan Acct. No.:A484

Project:Vandenberg Air ForceBase Location: V.A.F.B.I The Breakers ProjectNo.: MEC

QuanTEM Date Detection 10 Client 10 Matrix Parameter Method Analyst Analyzed Limit Result Unit

1 01 Air Lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 fjg/M3

2 02 Air Lead NrOSH 7082 TOW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

3 03 Air Lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 lJ9/M'

4 01 Air Lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 Jjg/M3

5 02 Air Lead N10SH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 JJ9/M3

6 03 Air lead NIOSH7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

7 01 Air Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 1J9/M3 a 02 Air lead NIOSH 7082 TOW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 fJ9/M3

9 03 Air Lead NIOSH7082 T·GW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 tJ9/M3

Quality Control Data

Parameter

Lead

Duplicate Ok Dlfferenc.e

Matrix Spike o/D Recovery

Lab Control Std.

0/0 Recovery

L.

I) I) n I o In

Reviewed & Approved: Title:U q

This repon appliesonly to the standardS or prooedures indtcated and to the specifIC sampas tested. It fSnot incHeativ. of the qualities of apparentlyidenticalor similarproOJCt8 or procedures, nor does it represent ancngofngqua'ilyassuranoe program\¥IIessso nQte~. Thesereportsare for the exclusive use of the client and are not to be reproducedwithoutspecificwrittenpermission.

Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Phone-----------

Time I :.DO~Date 9,'~1~9

Project Manager J"". 5 v I l, V"et V\

Location \/' Afl E· B -r'h=:t.BreeA I;g I'-S Project Administrator ~ l~ 0 h-t. r-Th f-t 0 fZ. -e..-p Contractor Name---------------------------- Contractor Address---------------------------

Phone-----------

Yes No Comments Work Area Observations 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Work area adequately isolated?

All openings to work area sealed?

Air movement system sealed off?

Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS) Entrance to work area securable?

EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

Number of workers in area VI .

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type? \ 17.c: hv<.<.

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

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1. Are wet methods employed? :z=-

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? 2!:::-

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? -r-

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? ~

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? b

8. Is waste bagged while wet? ::p

9. Are 6-mil bags used? 1::.

10. Are bags properly labeled? ~.

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? $

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? Y-13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing?

14. Are respirators worn at all times? ~

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ~

16. Are workers using the shower? :b

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? b

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? »:

3. .Manifests completed and maintained? '"4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? X

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? <:

3. Are samples properly obtained? .c;

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Date ~ lz_:s Ioz OJ\.

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report

2033 Heritage Park Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Phone: (405) 755·7272 Fax: (405) 755·2058

QuanTEM Set fD: 9909C484023 Date Received: 9/3/99 Received by: R. Bishop

Sampling Date: 8/24,25,26/99 Date of Report: 9/8/99 NLLAP Lab 10: 10522

QuanTEM 10 Client 10 Matrix

1 01 Air

2 02 Air

3 03 Air

4 01 Air

5 02 Air

6 03 Air

7 01 Air

8 02 Air

9 03 Air

Client: J &H Environmental, Inc 23151 Alcalde Dr.

Laguna Hilts, CA 92653

Contact:Thomas Sullivan Acct. No.: A484

Project: Vandenberg Air Force Base Location: V.A.F.B. I The Breakers Project No.: MEC

Date Detection Parameter Method Analyst Analyzed Limit Result Unit

Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 Jj9/M3

Lead NfOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 Jjg/M3

Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 tJ9/M3

Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 Jjg/M3

Lead NlOSH 7082 TGW '9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 1J9/M3 lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3 lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 1J9/M3 lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 lJ9/M3 lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 J.l9/M3

Quality Control Data

Parameter Duplicate

0/0 Difference Matrix Spike 0;0 Recovery

Lab Control Std.

0/0 Recovery

Lead 2 112 103

Reviewed & Approved: Title::~~ V(

This report applies only to the s'andGrds or proceduresindicated and 10the specifIC samples tested. It is no, indicativeof the quatiUea of apparently identicalor similerpro~s or prooedures.

nor does it represent an ongoing quality assU(anoe program \¥lIeu so noted. These reports are for the exclusive use of tM client and are not to be reproduced without specific writ1en permission.

Phone------------

Date ~ [2lt.r1'J '\ Time _

J&H ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.

5405 Alton Parkway, PMB 623, Irvine, CA 92604 Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Project Manager;r-S V [I \ \J v.. V\ Location V ,A~ [. B <-~ £3rLEA·kt?XLJ Project Administrator yL."J4. ohyrn F 10 V'e r Contractor Name--LJIM~... ~e,--t~~~· _ Contractor Address----------------------------

Phone------------

Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area~ _

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type? ilz ~Cf>

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. FooUshoecovering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

8. Airlock to work area?

1. Are wet methods employed? ~

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? ~

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? ~-

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? *-6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet?

9. Are 6-mil bags used?

10. Are bags properly labeled?

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed?

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? !13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing?

14. Are respirators worn at all times? ~

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? I'

16. Are workers using the shower? l'

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? ~

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? ~

3. Manifests completed and maintained? ~,

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? ~

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? ~3. Are samples properly obtained?

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Inspector's SignatureC?cl.Ll-Ql/\j~

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report

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N a.:

2033 Heritage Park DriveI Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Phone: (405) 755·7272 Fax: (405) 755·2056

QuanTEM Set ID: 9909C484023 Client J &H Environmental, Inc Date Received ~ 9/3/99 23151 Alcalde Dr.

Received by: R. Bishop Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Contact: Thomas Sullivan Sampling Date: 8/24,25,26/99 Acct. No.: A484 Date of Report: 9/8/99 NLLAP Lab 10: 10522 Project: Vandenberg Air Force Base location: V.A.F.B. I The Breakers Project No.: MEC

QuanTEM Date Detection 10 Client 10 Matrix Parameter Method Analyst Analyzed Limit Result Unit

01 Air Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

2 02 Air Lead NrOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

3 03 Air Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

4 01 Air Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

5 02 Air lead N10SH 7082 TGW '9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 JJ9/M J

6 03 Air lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~g/M3

7 01 Air lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 1J9/M3

8 02 Air lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 ~9/M3

9 03 Air Lead NIOSH 7082 TGW 9/8/99 2.50 <2.50 Jjg/M3 co

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Lab Control Std.

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Reviewed &Approved:

This report apphesonly to the standardsor procedures indicated and to ,he specifIC samples1ested. It Is not indicative Ofthe qual~tes of apparently identical or simile, proC1JCts or procedures.

nO( does It represent an ongoing quamy assurance program unless so noted. These reports are for the exduslve use of the cltent and are not to be reproduced without specific writ1enperrniuion.

TvE J&H EN,rIRONMENTAL, INC.

Telephone (800) :~03-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Phone-----------

Time '1 : b 0 AMDate 5 Oc.TqarProject Manager :T- 5 V l"--(,,,,-t:...-:~v=--...J4L.....,;·...,...R1-&o.-_. _ Locationv'A. ~# B 6r<EAl<Et?S pL~06t

Project Administrator fZ19e> f" to r--e.S Contractor Name M· E, C .

Contractor Address----------------------------

Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area a

Phone

Yes No

.1:::.

'i-

Comments

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type?~.1- FAU

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. FooUshoecovering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

8. Airlock to work area?

-JJ/tL -:i::-i

1. Are wet methods employed? L

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? 'A.

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? ~

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? -A

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? .z:

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? X

8. Is waste bagged while wet? ~

9. Are 6-mil bags used? ~.

10. Are bags properly labeled? ~

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? -::£-

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? X

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? ~

14. Are respirators worn at all times? -A

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ~

16. Are workers using the shower? .s.

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? L

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? L

3. .Manifests completed and maintained? 1::::

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? ~

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? ~

3. Are samples properly obtained? .::f::-

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LABORATORIES

2033 Heritage Park Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Phone: (405) 755-7272 Fax: (405) 755-2058

QuanTEM Set 10: 9910C484075 Date Received: 10/15/99 Received by: R. Bishop

Sampling Date: 10/5/99 Date of Report: 10/18/99 NLLAP Lab 10: 101352

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report

Client: J & H Environmental, Inc 23151 Alcalde Dr.

Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Contact: Thomas Sullivan Acct. No.: A484

Project: Vandenberg Air Force Base Location: V.A.F.B.I The Breakers Project No.: -

QuanTEM

Client 10

Matrix

Air

Air

Air

Parameter

Lead

Lead

Lead

Method

NIOSH 7082

NIOSH 7082

NIOSH 7082

Analyst

TGW

TGW

TGW

Date Analyzed

10/15/99

10/15/99

10/15/99

Detection Limit

2.50

2.50

2.50

Result Unit

<2.50 ll9/M3

<2.50 ll9/M3

<2.50 ll9/M3

Quality Control Data

Parameter

Lead

Duplicate 0/0 Difference

Matrix Spike 0/0 Recovery

Lab Control Std.

0/0 Recovery

Reviewed & Approved: . Title: ~.td ;; us

This report applies only to the standards or procedures indicated and to the specific samples tested. It is not indicative of the qualities of apparently identical or similar products or procedures, nor does it represent an ongoing quality assurance program unless so noted. These reports are for the exclusive use of the client and are not to be reproduced without specific written permission.

Phone-----------

5405 Alton Parkway, PMB 623, Irvine, CA 92604 Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

Project Manager :r. 5 v \ t\V cx,.('\

Location V. A·E ~ [3 i3RcA~£6S.S t3L-0Gr Project Administrator rz \6.(0 +'(O~e:5

Contractor Name fJ\ .. E . C ·

Contractor Address--------------------------- Phone-----------

Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area_3.."...·=---__

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type? (l'2-. [ACE

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. Foot/shoe covering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

8. Airlock to work area?

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Yes No

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1. Are wet methods employed? ::h

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? ~,

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? ~

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? ~

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet? ~-

9. Are 6-mil bags used?

~10. Are bags properly labeled?

11. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? ~.

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? ~.

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? 3:14. Are respirators worn at all times?

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area?

*16. Are workers using the shower?

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? 'A-.

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? ::b-

3. Manifests completed and maintained? 1

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? ~

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? 2

3. Are samples properly obtained? r-

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LABORATORIES

2033 Heritage Park Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Phone: (405) 755-7272 Fax: (405) 755-2058

QuanTEM Set 10: 9910C484076 Date Received: 10/15/99 Received by: R. Bishop

Sampling Date: 10/6/99 Date of Report: 10/18/99 NLLAP Lab 10: 101352

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report

Client: J &H Environmental, Inc 23151 Alcalde Dr.

Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Contact: Thomas Sullivan Acct. No.: A484

Project: Vandenberg Air Force Base Location: V.A.F.B./ The Breakers Project No.: -

QuanTEM

Client 10

Matrix

Air

Air

Air

Parameter

Lead

Lead

Lead

Method

NIOSH 7082

NIOSH 7082

NIOSH 7082

Analyst

TGW

TGW

TGW

Date Analyzed

10/15/99

10/15/99

10/15/99

Detection Limit

2.50

2.50

2.50

Result Unit

<2.50 J,Jg/M3

<2.50 J,Jg/M3

<2.50 J,Jg/M~

Quality Control Data

Parameter

Lead

Duplicate 0,10 Difference

Matrix Spike 0/0 Recovery

Lab Control Std.

0/0 Recovery

Reviewed & Approved: Title:

This report applies only to the standards or procedures indicated and to the specific samples tested. It is not indicative of the qualities of apparently identical or similar products or procedures, nor does it represent an ongoing quality assurance program unless so noted. These reports are for the exclusive use of the client and are not to be reproduced without specific written permission.

Telephone (800) 303-0661 Fax (949) 654-1049

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Phone------------

Project Manager J. Sv t l f \/tNf\ Loc~~n~.~.r.B 6~~ ~W~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Project Administrator QlG3€> -flOfZ-~5

Contractor Name Iv\. c.E" ... Cc .

Contractor Address---------------------------

Phone------------

Yes No Comments Work Area Observations

1. Work area adequately isolated?

2. All openings to work area sealed?

3. Air movement system sealed off?

4. Appropriate negative pressure maintained in work area? How?

5. Appropriate warning signs at all entrance/ exits? (AHERA & NESHAPS)

6. Entrance to work area securable?

7. EPA and OSHA regulations posted on site?

8. Number of workers in area_3~'!:---__

Personal Protective Equipment

1. NIOSH approved respirators?

Type? _

2. Disposable coveralls?

3. Head covering?

4. FooUshoecovering?

Decontamination Unit

1. Hangers/lockers/bins for street clothes?

2. Lock box for valuables?

3. Shower available on site?

4. Airlock to shower?

5. Sanitary conditions maintained?

6. Airlock to inside change room?

7. Disposal bin for protective equipment?

8. Airlock to work area?

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.s:

.s.

1. Are wet methods employed? ~

2. EPA-recommended wetting agent used? ~

3. Are HEPA vacuum cleaners used? 1

4. Are light fixtures and other equipment cleaned before removal from work area? ~-

5. Are furniture and other sanitary items in work area covered and sealed? ~

6. Are walls and floors covered and sealed?

7. Are polyethylene film barriers disposed of properly? ~

8. Is waste bagged while wet? L-

9. Are 6-mil bags used? ~

10. Are bags properly labeled? ~ 11.. Are bags placed in drums and sealed? 1

12. Are workers wearing protective clothing at all times while in work area? ~

13. Are workers disposing of contaminated clothing? ~.

14. Are respirators worn at all times? ~

15. Not eating, drinking, smoking or gum/tobacco chewing in work area? ~-

16. Are workers using the shower? ~

Disposal of Materials

1. Labels on the bags/drums? '1--

2. Are drums with reptured bags disposed of

Properly? --2::::.

3. Manifests completed and maintained? .i:

4. Number of bags

Air Samples

1. Are necessary area and personal samples

Being obtained? ~

2. Are personal results posted for employees

Within two days? l'

3. Are samples properly obtained? ~ r , {)OeJV\ - j'.o 0 p~. ClWA- V f--------------

Inspector's Signature~01A-o=v\ /J~

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Date (C> 1"J t~ '1

2033 Heritage Park Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Phone: (405) 755-7272 Fax: (405) 755-2058

QuanTEM Set 10:9910C484077 Date Received: 10/15/99 Received by: R. Bishop

Sampling Date: 10/7/99 Date of Report: 10/18/99 NLLAP Lab 10: 101352

Environmental Chemistry Analysis Report

Client: J & H Environmental, Inc 23151 Alcalde Dr.

Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Contact: Thomas Sullivan Acct. No.: A484

Project: Vandenberg Air Force Base Location: V.A.F.B. / The Breakers Project No.: -

QuanTEM

Client 10

Matrix

Air

Air

Air

Parameter

Lead

Lead

Lead

Method

NIOSH 7082

NIOSH 7082

NIOSH 7082

Analyst

TGW

TGW

TGW

Date Analyzed

10/15/99

10/15/99

10/15/99

Detection Limit

2.50

2.50

2.50

Result Unit

<2.50 J,JQ/M3

<2.50 J,JQ/M3

<2.50 J,JQ/M3

Quality Control Data

Parameter

Lead

Duplicate 0/0 Difference

Matrix Spike 0/0 Recovery

Lab Control Std.

0/0 Recovery

Reviewed & Approved: Title:

This report applies only to the standards or procedures indicated and to the specific samples tested.