1. ASB-1002.pdf

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

HEADQUARTERS 377TH AIR BASE WING (AFMC)

MEMORANDUM FOR 377 ABW/EMC

ATTENTION: Mr. Dominguez

FROM: 377 SPTG/CECB

SUBJ: Request for Asbestos/~ead-Based Paint Survey, MHMV 931189D2, Modify Interior Electric, Buildings 1000 and 1002

1. Request an asbestos/lead-based paint survey be conducted at Building 1002 in support of construction work as outlined in the attached statement of work and drawing. Building 1000 has already been tested.

2. The project is expected to begin in late Feb 95. There will be no new wall or ceiling penetrations, just replacement of existing panels, lights, and wire.

3. Please provide survey results to this office no later than 20 Feb 95.

4. Contact Mr Emery at 6-5966 if you have any questions.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE Nlt FORCE Headquarters 377th Air Base Wing (AFMC)

MEMORANDUhI FOR 377AblDSiSGPB

ATTENTION: LT. MARTIN

FROM: 377 ABW/EMC

SUBJECT: Request I'or AsbestoslLead Base Paint Survey, SABER Project No. hlHhlV 93 1 189D2, Modifjr Interior Electric, Buildings 1 000and 1002

1. Environlnental Managen~e~lt has coinplcted an assessment of this request for Enviro~llllental Co~llpliance Yrogratn (EC1') fiuldulg. Enviro~ulletltal con~plia~lce is intended to resolve or preclude a noncompliance situation and action directed by enviromllental regulations. Atter review of current data for Lead Base Paint and Asbestos assessnlents due to denlolition work being perfornled there is no data available otl Lead or Asbestos, therefore this is being fonvarded fbr your co~nplet ion.

2. Environnlental Management will suppor-t this program within the pidatlcc providcd in HQ AFMC/CE, mernoratld~rm dated 24 Augrrst 1994.

3. Upon completiorl of your sainyling and assessinent retwnl original request, with a copy of your sanlpling doculiletltatio~l to 377 ABW/Eh/lC lbr conti~lued filing atid data itlput to 377 ABWIEMC Lead Base Paint and Asbestos Register.

4. The POC is Mr. Flint, if there are any questions, coiltact hitn at 846-5007.

EDDIE J. DObIINGUEZ AsbeslosiLead Base I%$t ~ e n w E~lvironlllciltitl Management Division

F2965O-93-DO042 Upgrade Interior Electric Basewide, Kirtland AFB

MHMV 931189D2

The system shall be installed in accordance with the construction documents and specifications. All wiring shall be in a system of conduits and boxes. All wire shall be tagged at all junction points and shall be free from grounds and shorts. The system shall be installed in a professional manner.

The work itself will be performed at the following KAFB buildings:

BLDGS 1000 and 1002

PRODUCTS - Materials used for this Delivery Order shall as outlined in the contract documents and specifications.

. EXECUTION

Field Verification: It will be the responsibility of the Contractor to field verify the scope of work identified, the quantities and the specific work items described. The contractor shall notify the Contracting officer's Technical Representative (COTR) prior to the start of any work of any discrepancies found during the field verification process. All discrepancies shall be resolved prior to the start of work.

PERFORMANCE PERIOD:

Contractor shall commence work on this Delivery Order no later than five (5) working days after the Notice To Proceed (NTP) date, and complete the work within 240 calendar days.

Liauidated damaaes: In accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clause 52.21.5 contained in the basic contract, if teh contractor fails to complete the work within the time specified in the Performance Period listed above, or any extension, the contractor shall pay the Government as liquidated damages the sum of $152.39 for each day delay.

Delivery Order No. 931189D2

F29650-93-DO042 Upgrade Interior Electric Basewide, Kirtland AFB

MHMV 931189D2

STATEMENT OF WORK FOR:

UPGRADE INTERIOR ELECTRIC

BUILDINGS 1000 AND 1002, KIRTLAND AFB

(DATED: 15 SEP 94)

THIS DELIVERY ORDER for Contract # '329650-93-DO042 shall consist of furnishing all supervision, plant, labor, transportation, equipment, and materials and performing all operations in connection with Project No. MHMV931189D2, Kirtland AFB, NM, in strict accordance with the contract drawings and specifications.

Provide work as described to upgrade interior electrical systems.

The work includes but is not limited to the following:

Replace electrical service panels and wiring.

Replace circuit breakers, electrical devices, and light fixtures .

Patch and repair of existing floors, base, walls, and ceilings with similar material where cut or demolished for the installation of electrical panels and related work.

The work shall be conducted so as to create the least possible interference with the activities of United States Air Force personnel. The Contractor shall coordinate down time with the Contracting Officer a minimum of 14 calendar days in advance of anticipated outages of electrical service. No outage over 72 hours will be allowed.

Full Owner Occupancy: The using agency'will occupy the site and existing building during the entire construction period.

Cooperate with'the using agency during construction operations to minimize conflicts and facilitate usage. Perform the work so as not to interfere with the user's operations.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR HAZARDOUS /SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FOR

KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE

-oils -transmission fluids -brake fluids -lead acid batteries -antifreeze -hydraulic fluid -fluorescent bulbs -ballasts

COLLECT FOR HAZARIJOUS W A S E DISPOSAL

-paints -solvents -thinners -rags contaminated with any hazardous constituents -aerosols that are not empty -batteries (other than lead acid)

-mercury -nickel cadmium (NICADS) -lithium

-all items identified as hazardous materials

ENSURE THAT THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES ARE FOLLOWED

-mark all containers with contents or have original label (if product) -keep all containers closed/lids in place/ no open containers -keep material safety data sheets on file for worker safety -do no transport hazardous waste off base or accept hazardous waste from off base -watch for storage of incompatibles (acidshases) -do not dispose of any chemical down drains, dumpsters or on the ground -practice general good housekeeping -do not collect any waste into any other container that previously contained any hazardous material -above ground tanks should have at least a dirt berm and should be labeledlplacard as to contents (exceptions begin 660 gallons and above, more action required) -site specific spill plans in place for each work area -contact Environmental Management at 846-5027 if you have any questions or concerns

Newly published : Hazardous WasteIMaterials PLAN 1 95-94 Waste Generators Log Manual, April 1994

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Soil Remediation Decontaminatioli & Demolition Services Asbestos & Lead Abatement Environmental lnspections/Assessments

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NOTlCE: The information contained in this facsimile message Is attorney privileged and confldcntlal Information htendad only for the use of the lndfvldual or entfty named above, If ths mador of this message Is not the Intended reclplent or the employee or agent responsible to deliver It to the intended recfplent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTlFlED THAT ANY DISSEMINATION, DISTRIBUTION OR COPYING OF M I S COMMUNlCATlON IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you have recelved Vlls mmmunlcatlon In error, plaase immediately notlfy us by the telephone nnd rotum the arl~lnal message to as at tha address listed b e l w da the US Postal Sewlcs, ALBUQUERQUE

5904 Florence Avenue NE Albuquerque, NM 871 13

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EL PAS0

841 1 Lockhoed Blvd.

El Paso, TX 79925 (9 1 5) 772-8 1 57

(915) 772-8191 (fax)

Keers Environmental, Inc.

OSHA Written Lcnd-Based Paint Complinncc Plan

Date* Sevte~ilber 2. 1 9 99 This plan has been de\*cloped to comply with the OSHA Construction Lead Standard, 29 CFR 1926.62

1, Loci\tion 01' Project:

This job \ \ , i l l l ~ k c 11l;lce ar C-or~crQ$ Aaron E. Hangus 1000,100lI. I002

Tl\c racilily o~vncr is ICinlalld Air Force Base

A prcvrous lcad inspccrion of rhis facility by Western Technolo~irs for Wrt la~~d Ail- Forcc- bas^ revealed that l a d I~a/.ards or Icad-b;lsed painr arc prescnl in rhe following locations.

Yello\v Traffic Paint an Concrac

This pail11 producl is lead conrailling and represents a hazard to worlrers who may distu.rb it during lead hazard conlrol, rcno\,ii!ion, or 1narnt.cnancc activities.

2. Bricf Description of Job:

This ,lob will involve tlic rollowing lcad hazard reduction measures.

Rcnioval or! cllo~v Iraffic paint using Shotblast methods.

The job is espectcd LO stan on (d3tel and end on w. This cornpliallce plsn will take eflccl immedialeiy on urn. Tlic coriipcrcnr pcrsan wjll conduct worlisite visunl inspcmons on a daily basis.

4. Equipment kind Vl.l;itcriiils:

HEPA f i l l~rcd BI;1strac:Sl10tbla~1 LUUI, proleaive clotlulzg, nnd conon work gloves

5. Crcns:

Tlie \vorlc is plunned lo be comple~ed by a crew of2 ~orlccrs. Oile nforlcer wlll operalc blasuac unil. and 111c otller ti.iII ltclp rno! c llrc cquiplncnl aud collect remaining sllot matenal nith a magnetic roller

A certified lead aboteiuei~t supenlisor, will be onsite at all timcs a11d will act a5 the compel.cnt person for occupntional hcnl~h and safety issues. The lead sr~penrisor will conduct daily inspections of tlie work areas to ensurc ihof co~itrol II,csswrcs. wort practices, personal protective equipmcnt, and l~ygiene fac i l~t~es are used as prcscribcd it1 llris docultienr.

7. Cont1'01 Measures:

Thc pri~ntlg control methods for this prqiect ore*

X respirator! pro~ection - X 10~31 cs!ri~r~st vcnlilalion -

S. Technolo~y C.'on!iidercd in Mccting thc Pcrnlisaiblc Exposurc Limit:

Tl~c I / [ '1.1 p~c~c1~lrnc.v f i ~ r I! ' i~nl~rn~io~t nnd C70/.rrrol ofLead Huzarclu ill Ifousi~lg and Protrctitig M.'c)rker.s nnd T h e ~ r I I ~ I I .rol11 I,aa(i lin~orti,s.\': -11 GllideJor Prorecrrve Work Pracriced, published by t l ~ e Socicly of

Occupu~ional tlnd Environ~iienlal Health, and oll\cr publications were rnli.cwed 10 determine lhe appropriate engineering contl.oIs to be ~ s e d in tlus project. Thc only specialized cquipmcnt t lut will be utilizod for this projecl is a HEPA-lil~cred Blaslrac/Shotblast unit.

9, Respirntura;

All i nd~\.~duals 111 tlrc ~~or lc area ntill be provided with a NIOSHRufSIU-approved half-mask, air-puri fying respr rit [or equi ppcd ivit11 HEPA canridges or a powered air-puritying respirator (if so requested).

Respirarors n.111 bs provided In tlte conlea of a complete respirnton prorecl.ion propam; l l i ~ wnllen ~ s p i r a r o r progralll 1s pAn o f \he Iceers Enviroiunental. Inc. Safely and Accident Pre\cnlion Progmi. which i s available upon wquesl.

Rcspirarors u i l l be requircd during removal. and waac packagin~:

10. Protcclivc Clothing:

Disposable protective clothing will be worn at all times inside the nrorlc area. Frotcciive clolhing will bc rnade of brealhablc hbrlc lo reduce the pote~ltial for ~ilorlter heat strcss. LC\lsibly contamlna.led ntith dust or palm chips, proIcclr\.c C J O I J ~ I rig will bc \.ac11111ned before it is removed.

Hw~idn~aslrrng hc~lilrcs 1 ~ 1 1 1 bc uscd 10 dccontamina~c \vorlrers: since leaded dust levels are expected lo be lo!!.

Hitnds and k~cc \ \ i l l be washed before a l l breaks and at the end of the day.

12. .4ir Monitoring Data:

h~r s~lr ipl ing \vill bc gcrfonncd on ~111.sjob Tllc major csposures to leod will occur during wi\ae.paclc&

Worltcr respiratory proteclion requirements will be based on the m a s i r n u exFosures 10 allo~v for unexpected varial tons.

13, Medicnl Sunlcillimce Program:

A rrledical surveillance program is already in place for tlus bvorlc crew. It is supenised by.

Dr. Frank Jooes. 5901 Homer Drive. Albi~auemue. New Mcsico F(7109, 15051 323-84,83 Check ~citlr Tina ro tnukr srrre t h i s is current.

Worlier blood letld levels are l~zcasured initidly before the onsel of work, each month for the firsl A monfl~s of c l r ~ p l ~ y c ~ ~ i c ~ ~ t . and c ~ * c p 6 month6 thereafter, Worlters have been Lrajrled using the EPA Worlur Tmining Curriculum and SOEH's Gtde For Prorcnivc I? 'ork l'rtrrYlces rr17tl I < / / ~C : I I lde lI'or/cc~~ 7 ~oininy.

Warning stgrls U I I I bc posted priar to LBP removal and until waste pacltaging is complete. For inul~i-con~rac~or ivorlc slles. \,crbal corni~ir~nica~ions nil1 ~ l s o be used to ensure i~ewby nrorlcers obcy tile warning signs and mininiizc llieir 111nc ncar tl\c LBP worlc area.

16. Disposnl:

Disposal or 1wd ca~-llaining pnint illalerial will bc done at o facility designated and, approvcd lo accept leiid conlirinin~ vaste Tlie wasle u~ill be profiled, containerized, mantfestcd, transported and disposed o f ill accordance \+till1 all applicable slalc and k d e n l regulations

Plan colnplctcd b!

Tom Nea'ron. Scnwc Cnordii~a].or Same. Title

SURVEY REPORT

BUILDINa 1002

Actions:

On 30 May 91, MSgt Woodbury of the Environmental Management Division conducted a project inspection of building 1002 for asbestos. 2 samples were taken of ceiling material in the hallway of the north lean to. Both samples proved to contain 1 to 5 % chrysotile asbestos.

Conclusions:

Work involving the drywall ceiling of the area of the project will need to be accomplished by personnel with full protective equipment and HEPA equipped hand tools or full

Asbestos Inspector, 224809227032691

Samples Taken

Building Date

30 May 91

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FOL 2

377 AEROSPACE MEDICINE SQUADRON (AFMC)

3 January 2000

MEMORANDUM FOR AFW DET 2lMAOA (MSgt Chavez)

FROM: 377 AMDSISGPB

195 1 Second St SE Kirtland AFB NM 871 17-5559

SUBJECT: Asbestos Hazard Assessment

1. On 3 Dec 99 I was notified of a possible asbestos release in a classroom located in Hanger 1002. I notified the Kirtland AFB Asbestos Program Manager (APM), Mr. Chavez and we surveyed the room later that morning. Upon arriving at Hanger 1002 I found members of the base asbestos abatement team and Flight Test Squadron, including MSgt Chavez and SrA Larose.

2. Approximately three months ago, Hanger 1002 flooded. Per conversation with FTS members, the carpet was ruined in a majority of the rooms. Of particular concern is the classroom were FTS performs their training, located on the northwest side of the hanger nearest the doorway to the outside. At some point between the flood and my survey, the carpet in the class room had been removed. A vinyl material was situated between the tile and carpet, as evidenced by surveying an adjacent office. Removal of the carpet and vinyl material ultimately exposed the floor tiles. Near the center of the room, one tile had broken in half and separated from the mastic. The other tiles appeared to be intact and were still held in place. There was obvious cracking of tile randomly located across the floor. However, no other tiles appeared to have become separated from the mastic that binds them to the floor. The floor tiles were conf i ied as ACM by Mr. Chavez. Overall the tiles are in good condition and in a non-friable (not easily crushable by hand pressure) state.

3. Members of the abatement team used a HEPA vacuum to collect the dirt, carpet and debris from the crevices and comers formed between the wall and the floor.

4. Conclusions: A release of ACM was very unlikely given the non-fhable state of the tiles. Keep this letter on file indefinitely. Our recommendation is to leave the remaining tiles in place and cover them with new carpeting. No dnlling or sanding of the floor tile is to take place while accomplishing this upgrade. Submit an AF Form 332 to CE to initiate the self-help project.

5. If you have any questions please call me at 846-4259.

~eade r , Contract Management and Execution Branch cc:

377 ABWIEMC (Mr. Chavez)

I-Ieadquarters 377th h r Rase Wing (AFhllC)

05 October 1994

MEMORANDUM FOR 377 SPTWCECS

,4TTEN'TION: 2Lt. Gletlil Korban

FROM: 377 ABW/EMC

SUBJECT: Buildings 1000/ 1002, Asbestos and Lead Based Paint Sarnpliilg

I . E~~vironn~ental Management has completed sampling for Asbestos and h a d Rased Paint on tlle~lloratldu~n dated 22 Sept. 1994. Samples were taken per AIlERA PI-otocol utilizitlg EPA 560/5-85-03a "Pink Book, ,ksbestos in Buildings" and ".4mstrong Laboratory" Protocol for Lead Based Paint Samplitlg.

2. Sample results indicate there is no asbestos or lead based paint present where the construction work is to be done.

3. POC is bfr C.L. Kern 111, at 846-2808 for any other information

WALTER S. DARR I11

Chief, Compliance Etlviroiu~lental hlailagelnent Division

MEMO FOR RECORD

SUBJECT: Contract for Built-up Roofs on Kirtland AFB, Contract Number MHMV 941013

Attendees: Capt Mark Miller - Phillips Lab/PK Mr. Gallegos - Phillips Lab/PK Mr. Steve Smith - President, Brazos Roofing Mr. Jerry Biers - Vice President, Brazos

Roofing Mr. David Pepper - 377 Air Base Wing/EMC

1. Mr. Smith talked about new asbestos roofing requirements that are more stringent, due to a recent update on 11 October 1994 by OSHA. Mr. Smith said that he would send a copy of the new OSHA requirements to Mr. Pepper.

2. The contractor (Brazos Roofing) will take bulk samples of the tar resins on the roof to sample for asbestos.

3. Mr. Pepper told Mr. Smith and Mr. Biers that the asbestos landfill for both friable and non-friable asbestos material is -. - 3 ; a ~ , //) , Ld do

4. Six ( 6 ) initial Kirtland AFB commercial building roofs will be built up, starting with Building 416, two others are Buildings 1002 and 1032.

5. Scheduled initial contract start date for all buildings is 1 January 1995, scheduled completion date for all

Asbestos Inspector, 09149407-320501539

HEADQUARTERS 377TH AIR BASE WING (AFMC) .

MEMORANDUM FOR 377 SPTG/EMC

ATTENTION: MR. ED DOMINGUEZ

2 2 SEP 1994

FROM: 377 SPTG/CECS

SUBJECT: Request for Asbestos/~ead Base Paint Survey, SABER Project MHMV 942074, Install Heat Pumps, Buildings 1000/1002

1. Request an asbestos/lead base paint survey be conducted in Buildings 1000/1002 in support of construction work as outlined in the attached final design.

2. This project has been designed by the SABER contractor. The project contract award is scheduled for the end of September 1994 and construction to start in mid-October of 1994. Please provide the survey results to this office no later than 26 Sept 1994 for incorporation into the award package.

3. If you have any questions or need any assistance please don't hesitate to call the Project Manager, 2Lt. Glenn Korban, at 846-7872.

HERBERT C. BOHANNON 111, R.A.

Chief, SABER

Attachment:

1. Approved Final Design

SURVEY REPORT

BUILDING 1002

Actions

On 24 May 90, MSgt Woodbury of 1606 ABW/EMC conducted a survey of hanger 1002 for asbestos containing materials.

Samples were taken of all floor tile and associated mastic.

Although the mastic may not have been ACM, all fioor tile except i to 15 percent chrysotile asbestos. Measured and estimated floor tile equaled 650 SF.

A sample of pipe insulation that runs the length of the south lean to,mechanical room contains 15 to 30% Chrysotile asbestos.

All other pipes and pipe :oints in the building tested negative for asbestos.

There is an unknown amount of corrugated asbestos board covering the outside of the original hangar, part of the interior and all sides of three penthouses on top of the hangar. A sample of this material contained 30 to 50% Chrysotile asbestos.

There is one Remington Rand safe in room 300 of Island "C'. EM will arrange for the asbestos to be removed from the safe.

No asbestos containing material was found in the mechanical room on the north end of the building.

A risk assessment of the area was conducted using the AIR FORCE

EXPOSURE ASBESTOS GUIDANCE FOR RATING AND ASSESSING DAMAGE AND --------

(GRADE) SYSTEM. The risk was calculated to be 7.8079 and the ------- ------building was prioritized using this number.

Recommendations:

Future renovations of building 1002 should include an estimate of costs for asbestos removal for the corrugated asbestos board, the pipe in the mechanical room of the south lean to and the floor tiles throughout the building. These materials should not otherwdse be disturbed.

DBURY, MSGT, USAF

Asbestos Inspector, 224-80-9227032290

S u b j e c t : Assessmen4 of Xeers Environmental notice of intent to remove friable asbestos from building 1002 dated 18 October 1990.

1 . Upon review of subject not ice, Environmental Management Division has evaluated the mentioned Asbestos Containing materials, estimated quantities and friability as defined and determined compliance regulation applicability as defined by EPA NESHAP Regulations 40 CFR 61, Subpart M, and concluded that ACM was none friable and no notice of intent to remove friable asbestos is required to Albuquerque Environmental Health Department, Air Pollution Control.

2. Environmental Management Division telephonically informed Mr. Ward 1606ABW/DEES (SABER Pr0.i ects) 'that project could cont ini-ie as scheduled.

Walter S. Darr 1 1 1

1606 ABWIEMC

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Environmental, Inc.

NOTICE OF INTENT TO REMOVE FRIABLE ASBESTOS

Date: October 18, 1990

Owner or operator of building:

Kirtland Air Force Base Technical Sgt. Houghton

Addreea of owner or operator:

Kirtland Contracting Center PKBA Bldg 499 Kirtland AFB 87117-5320

Name and address of contractor and all eub-contractors aesoc-iated with project:

Keers Environmental, Inc. Universal Federal Services Inc.

P.O. Box 6848 P.O. Box 18076 Albuquerque, NM 87197 Albuquerque, NM 87185

Description of building, structure, facility, or installation to be demolished/renovated, including size, age, and prior use of structure:

Building 1002 was constructed in the early 1950's and has approximately 40,000 square feet of floor space. This building is currently in use as a hangar. The prior use of this building was as a hangar.

Approximate amount of friable asbestos material in linear feet or square feet, whenever applicable, for each structure:

Estimated Quantities Only,- actual results may vaFy:

880 square feet of floor tile.

50 square feet of asbestos cement board.

Address or location of building, structure, facility or in-stallation:

Building 1002 Flight Line East of San Mateo Kirtland AFB Albuquerque, New Mexico

Scheduled etarting and completion date of demolition/renov-tion:

Start Renovation- approx. 10/29/90 Complete Renovation- approx. 12/31/90

P.O. BOX 6848 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 87197 505-888-9525 ' FAX: 505-881-3904

ALBUQUERQUE SALT LAKE CITY SIOUX FALLS

Nature of planned demolition/renovation and method (s) to be employed (describe project):

Floor tile work will be performed within a critical barrier containment with constant negative air pressure. All tile will be removed by hand scraping and wet removal procedures.

Asbestos containing cement board will be encapsulated and removed by hand.

Describe procedures to be employed during the removal, packaging, storage, transporting and disposal of the asbestos containing material:

Engineering controls to include polyethylene airtight containment of regulated work area and establishment of HEPA filtration system (negative air) in work area, exhausted outside building. Public access controls to include posting of warning signs and creating barriers to public access.

Personal protective equipment to include respiratory protection in accordance with exposure, disposable coveralls, etc. Asbestos will be removed wet using surfactant amended water and placed in double 6-mil labeled asbestos waste bags and enclosed or covered trailer for transportation to waste disposal site. Air Monitoring will be conducted during the entire project to determine exposure and respiratory protection.

Name and address or location of waste disposal site:

Keers Environmental AM Facility Mountainair, New Mexico

Contact regarding this notice: Donald E. Zeis Project Administration

Copies of this notice of intent will be sent to the following:

Mr. Leonard Maestas Mr. Rick Doering City of Albuquerque Univ. Fed. Services, Inc.

Environmental Health Department P.O. Box 18076 Air Pollution Control Division Albuquerque, NM 87185 P.O. Box 1293 Albuquerque, NM 87103

'Mr. Edward Dominguez Environmental Management Div.

Bldg. 20604 Room #7D Kirtland AFB Albuquerque, New Mexico 87185

F I R S T FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

ISLAND 'XI

BUILDING 1002

SCALE : 1 " = 50'

377TH CIVIL ENGINEER GROUP

HUGH G. VANN, JR.

CONSTRUCTION REPRESENTATWE

377 13EGlCECC COM - (505) 846-6703 205C Wyon~ing Blvd SE FAX - (505) 846-0363 Kirtland AFB, NM 871 17-5663 DSN - 246-6703

I SoLlthwest HAZARD CONTROL "Solving Environmental Concerns Efficiently, Effectively 6 Ethically"

Renovate Island "Cn Hanger 1002

Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico

Contract: F29650-98-COO15

ASBESTOSILEAD ABATEMENT

PRQJFCT SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTATION

2500 N. Coyote Drive, #I01 2123 S. Priest, #210 Tucson, AZ 85745 Tempe, AZ 85282 (5201 622-3607 (6021 5 1 7-9040 Fax (520) 622-3643 Fax (602) 5 1 7-9 1 40 1-800.279-5266

A 2 Lic. # I 04551 BE / 079036 601 NV lic. #0023810 CA Lic. #515656

14274 Wicks Blvd. 501 Eubank SE, # I 01 San Leandro. CA 94577 Albuquerque. NM 87 1 23

(5 10) 352-5 152 (505) 298-6930 Fax (5101 352-5155 Fax (5051 298-7 1 42

1-800-279-5268

CAL OSHA #406 NM Lic. #025562 COLORADO #86-0464764

TBblc of Contents Asbestos Work Plan & Shop Drawing Lead Abatement Work Plan ilsbems Abatement Training Certificates Lead Abatement Training Certitlcates Medical RecorddPhysicians Statement Respiratory Fit Test Records Blood Lead Levels

Neshaps Notification Disposal Documentation Waste Material Testing Laboratory

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS's) Equipment Product DatafSpeaficatim MOSH Approvals

Asbestos Abatement Contractor Certification Appointment of Quality Controller Appointment of Air Monitoring Professional

October 22,1998

Asbestos Abatement Workplan for Hangar 1002 - Island C 1 South Lean-To

Contract: Hangar 1002 Remodel # F29650-98-COO15 General Contractor : Rebcon Services

The following asbestos abatement workplan was developed specifically for asbestos abatement work to be performed at Kirtland Air Force Base - Hangar 1002. This workplan is based upon the following Scope of Work.

SCOPE OF WORK:

The Scope of Work for this project includes the removal and disposal of friable and non friable asbestos containing materials from the following locations at Island C and the South Lean-To.

FIRST FLOOR:

Remove and dispose of 900 lin.ft. of asbestos containing caulking located around the 1st floor windows on south side of Lean-To.

Remove and dispose of approximately 96 sq.ft. of asbestos containing transite panels from the air compressor room.

Remove and dispose of approximately 7,000 sq.ft. of asbestos containing floor tile.

Remove and dispose of 25 lin.ft. of flexible connectors. 1

Remove and dispose of asbestos containing pipe fittings and hangers. Approximately 2,500 lin.ft.

Remove and dispose of approximately 5,512 sq.ft. of asbestos containing floor tile.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

AIR MONITORING:

All OSHA air monitoring will be performed by an independent air monitoring professional trained in the NlOSH 7400 method. The following air monitoring schedule will be followed once asbestos abatement has started.

For OSHA, one fourth of the ail personnel doing similar work in the regulated work area will be monitored for OSHA compliance. A minimum of two samples per shift will be required.

Two samples per 8 hour shift on the perimeter of the regulated work area. One of which will be at the entrance to the decontamination unit. One sample will also be run at the exhaust of pressure differential ventilation equipment.

Two samples per shift within the regulated work area.

All samples will be analyzed by a laboratory participating in the NlOSH Proficiency Analytical Testing program for asbestos.

EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY

Prior to mobilizing men and equipment on site, SHC management personnel will conduct a general safety meeting with all employees that will be working on the project. This meeting will include a review of safety procedures, security policies, and entry I exit requirements. SHC developed Emergency Contingency Plan will be reviewed along with SHC developed General Safety Plan. Personnel will be required to wear steel toed boots, hard hats, at all times while at Hangar 1002.

Personnel will install emergency exit signage at the interior of the contained abatement area. An emergency contingency plan will be posted at the entrance to the decontamination unit and at the SHC office area I job board area. Emergency numbers will be posted on site. Locations of working telephones will be noted.

WORK PLAN

MOBILIZATION

Southwest Hazard Control will mobilize men and equipment onto project site. For all material removals, SHC will post required barrier tape and signage. Removal area will be vacated. No other trades will be allowed within the regulated work area.

ASBESTOS CONTAINING WINDOW CAULK REMOVAL:

SHC personnel will access windows with caulking to be removed via a SHC supplied ladders.

Workers will barrier off removal area using barrier tape and proper signage. Workers wearing the proper protective equipment including: half face respirators with HEPA cartridges and disposable suits, will place a double 6 mil poly drop sheet under the removal area.

Worker will thoroughly wet caulking to be removed. Caulking will be removed using hand tools.

Caulking will be removed in whole pieces as much as possible, and will be immediately placed within labeled disposal bags. Following removal of the caulking, workers will thoroughly wet wipe and HEPA vacuum remaining surfaces. Poly sheeting will be disposed of as asbestos containing.

TRANSITE PANEL REMOVAL

SHC personnel will post barrier tape and asbestos warning signage. Workers wearing the proper protective equipment including: half face respirators with HEPA cartridges, and disposable suits will preclean the removal area using HEPA vacuuming and wet wiping techniques. Personnel will place a double 6 mil poly drop sheet below each removal area. Personnel will place double 6 mil critical bamers as required.

Following establishment of the removal area, personnel will wet Transite panels prior to removing panels. Personnel will remove panels using hand tools. Workers shall take care to remove Transite panels in as whole as pieces possible.

Following removal, personnel will wrap panels with 2 layers of 6 mil poly. Personnel will decontaminate by HEPA vacuuming suits prior to removing suits. Exposed skin will be wet washed prior to removing respirators.

Asbestos Abatement workers will remove signage and poly drop sheets following removal. Poly, and disposable clothing will be disposed of as asbestos containing.

FLOOR TILE REMOVAL

Workers will establish restricted areas by placing proper OSHA signage and barrier tape to identify asbestos removal areas. Information signage will be placed at entrances to the removal areas to inform public of asbestos removal. Doors leading to occupied areas of the building will be locked and sealed with poly sheeting.

HVAC system will be isolated and shutdown. Electrical circuits within the work area will be isolated.

Following establishment of the asbestos abatement work area, personnel wearing the proper protective equipment including: half face respirators with HEPA cartridges, and disposable clothing, will HEPA vacuum and wet wipe the removal area. For floor tile abatement areas, personnel will install a 3 foot high poly 'splash guard" on perimeter walls of the containment area. Workers will install decontamination units. Temporary lighting will be installed if required.

DECONTAMINATION UNIT:

Decontamination units will be installed at convenient location. Decontamination unit consists of a shower unit isolated from the clean room and work area by an airlock. Shower waste water will be filtered to less than 5 micron particle size before being pumped in the sanitary sewer.

NEGA TlVE PRESSURE UNITS Following installation of the decontamination unit, personnel will install negative air pressure units. Units will be energized by circuits located outside the work area. Negative air filter units will be installed so that 1 air change occurs at a minimum of every 15 minutes.

SHC will install a recording magnahelic to ensure negative pressure within the containment.

Work area negative pressure will be maintained at -.02 inches of water.

FIRE SAFETY:

SHC will install fire extinguishers at a rate of 1 fire extinguisher for every 2500 sq. ft. of contained area. Personnel will install ionizing smoke detectors at negative air machines and at the decontamination unit. Location of exits will be marked with a high contrast paint.

Following construction of the decontamination unit, personnel wearing the proper protective equipment including: half face respirators, disposable suits, and safety glasses, will initiate floor tile removal. Personnel will start removal by thoroughly wetting floor tile. Personnel will remove floor tile using hand scraping removal techniques. Floor tile will be immediately bagged following removal.

CLEARANCE:

Following floor tile abatement procedures, personnel will thoroughly clean the area of any accumulated debris. Personnel will wet wipe and HEPA vacuum the work surfaces where asbestos abatement occurred. Visual clearance will occur following final cleanup. Once area has passed final visual clearance, personnel will encapsulate removal area. SHC's independent air monitoring professional will perform final PCM air monitoring as required. At acceptance of final air clearances and visual clearance personnel wearing the proper protective equipment including: half face HEPA respirators and disposable suits will remove remaining poly sheeting and critical barriers. Following removal of the barriers, personnel will thoroughly HEPA vacuum and wet wipe the removal area. Poly material will be disposed of as asbestos containing.

FLEXIBLE HVAC DUCT CONNECTOR REMOVAL:

Personnel will preclean the removal area and install double 6 mil poly drop sheets below the removal area. Workers will barrier off removal areas, OSHA signage will be installed. HVAC system will be shut down prior to duct removal.

Workers wearing the proper protective equipment including: half face respirators with HEPA cartridges and double disposable suits shall pre-clean the areas using HEPA vacuums and wet wiping techniques.

Following preparation of the removal area, personnel wearing the proper protective equipment including: PAPRs equipped with HEPA cartridges, double disposable suits will thoroughly wet HVAC boot to be removed. Personnel will remove duct boot retaining straps, or will remove retaining screws. Duct boot will be collapsed and removed intact. Workers will immediately place boot in labeled disposal bags. Bags will be doubled and wet wiped prior to leaving the removal area. Area will be wet wiped and HEPA vacuumed following removal procedures.

Personnel will decontaminate by HEPA vacuuming suits and wet wiping exposed skin prior to leaving the removal area. Poly dropsheet will be disposed of as asbestos containing following removal.

HVAC PIPING REMOVAL:

Personnel will setup barrier tape and signage at the perimeter of the pipe removal areas.

Workers wearing half face respirators with HEPA cartridges and double disposable suits shall pre-clean the areas using HEPA vacuums and wet wiping techniques. Workers will tape a double 6 mil poly critical baniers at any doors, windows or vents within the pipe removal area. Workers will install double 6 mil poly dropsheets. For pipes insulated with Asbestos Magnesia pipe shells, SHC will remove pipes and pipe insulation intact. For pipes with asbestos containing fittings and fiberglass runs, SHC will remove fittings only.

For pipe removal, personnel will install glovebags on pipe at approximate 10 ft. intervals.

Personnel wearing the proper protective equipment, including half face respirators with HEPA cartridges and double disposable suits, shall hang glovebags. Workers will also wrap pipe with 2 layers of 6 mil poly sheeting. Pipe will be candy striped with tape to assure proper sheeting installation.

Thermal system insulation removal shall take place within a ventilated glovebag. A HEPA vacuum shall be used to create a pressure differential within the bag and to evacuate it once the removal has occurred.

Personnel shall don PAPRs equipped with HEPA cartridges and double disposable suits.

Working in pairs, one worker shall wet the ACM and one will properly remove the thermal system insulation while wet. Pipe will be cleaned and encapsulated prior to removing the glovebag.

The glovebags shall then be evacuated, removed and the removal area re-cleaned. Workers shall HEPA vacuum their suits prior to exiting the work areas.

Following removal at the 10 foot interval, personnel will wrap remaining expose insulation ends with double 6 mil poly sheeting. Pipe will be carefully cut at exposed sections and removed. Pipe will be stored within a SHC supplied storage trailer. Pipe fittings will be removed in the same fashion, except piping will not be removed.

Personnel will decontaminate by HEPA vacuuming suits and wet wiping exposed skin prior to leaving the removal area. Poly dropsheet will be disposed of as asbestos containing following removal.

WASTE STORAGE:

Asbestos containing debris will be contained within 6 mil poly bags. Personnel will move bags to waste load out unit where each bag will be wet wiped and placed into a second clean 6 mil disposal bag. Each bag will be properly labeled and taped closed. Personnel will transport debris within a poly enclosed cart to a dedicated poly lined storage trailer. Accumulation of bagged debris within the containment will not be allowed. Removal of bags will be required and performed daily.

WASTE TRANSPORTATION AND DISPOSAL:

Asbestos waste will be transported and disposed of at the Keers Environmental Monofill located south of Mountainair NM. SHC will be responsible for proper scheduling and manifesting of debris. Landfill manifests will be returned to the Contracting Officer at completion of the disposal run.

October 22, 1998

Lead Abatement Workplan for Hangar 1002 - Island C 1 South Lean-To

Contract: Hangar 1002 Remodel # F29650-98-COO15 General Contractor : Rebcon Services

The following lead abatement workplan was developed specifically for lead abatement work to be performed at Kirtland Air Force Base - Hangar. This workplan is based upon the following Scope of Work.

SCOPE OF WORK:

The Scope of Work for this project includes the removal and disposal of lead base painted materials from the Hangar 1002, Island C and South Lean-To. The following lead containing materials are to be removed.

FIRST FLOOR:

Remove and dispose of lead base paint and wood trim located in Island C and the South Lean To. Approximately 500 lin.ft., of trim to be removed and disposed of. SHC will provide TCLP testing of waste characterization.

Remove and dispose of approximately 200 sq.ft. of lead base paint to allow removal of mechanical equipment located in the compressor room. SHC to provide TCLP testing for waste characterization.

Remove and dispose of approximately 2,900 sq.ft. of lead base paint from flooring. SHC to provide TCLP testing for waste characterization.

WORK PLAN

Baseboard Removal

Southwest Hazard Control, Inc., will mobilize men and equipment onto project site. Personnel will isolate baseboard removal area with lead abatement signage, and bamer tape. Rooms with no work will be isolated from the work area. No other trades will be allowing inside the work area.

Area for removal will be vacated. Personnel will prepare a decontamination unit containing a wash station for personnel decontamination.

For removal of the baseboards, SHC personnel will wear the proper protective equipment, including, but not limited to: Disposable suits, half face respirators with HEPA cartridges, proper eye, hand, and foot protection. SHC will remove base boards using hand tool removal techniques. Once removed, personnel will wrap baseboards in 6 mil poly sheeting. Baseboards will be stored in a location as required by Contracting Officer. Following removal, personnel will thoroughly HEPA vacuum removal area.

Personnel will decontaminate by proceeding to the washstation. Personnel will HEPA vacuum and remove suits. Personnel will wet wipe exposed skin. Suits and toweling will be stored on site pending TCLP testing.

Following removal of the baseboards, SHC will perform TCLP testing of the baseboard material.

If TCLP results show a result of > 5 mg I liter of lead, SHC will be required to dispose of baseboards as hazardous waste. If results show c 5 mg / liter of lead, baseboards may be disposed of as regular construction debris. SHC will present Contracting Officer with test results prior to disposal.

Hazardous waste debris will be labeled and stored as required by Contracting Officer, pending pickup and disposal by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. Waste disposal manifests will be given to CONTRACTING OFFICER following waste disposal.

Removal of Lead Base Paint From Equipment located in Compressor Room.

SHC will perform chemical removal of approximately 200 sq.ft. of lead containing paint from equipment and piping located in the air compressor room. Lead base paint will be removed to allow general contractor to cut 1 disassemble equipment and piping.

Personnel will place a 6 mil poly drop sheet below the removal area. Workers will place lead warning signs and bamer tape around the removal site. SHC personnel wearing the proper protective equipment including, double disposable suits, and the proper hand and goggle eye protection will carefully apply the Peel-Away ST1 according to manufactures recommendations.

MSDS for Peel Away will be on site. An SHC supplied eye wash station will be on site. Workers will remove paint to 6 inches on either side of the cut line.

Peel-Away ST1 will be allowed to sit for a minimum of 4 hours to 24 hours. Depending upon the number of layers of paint and other conditions currently unknown to SHC, SHC may be required to apply subsequent applications of Peel-Away.

SHC personnel wearing proper protective equipment including: half face respirators, double disposable suits, and the proper eye and hand protection will remove Peel - Away ST1 material using hand putty knives. Peel - Away material will be placed inside clear plastic bags and placed into labeled disposal drums pending TCLP testing. Drums will be left on site at a location as directed by the Contracting Officer.

Following removal, worker will wet wipe the exposed metal surfaces using a water and 5% TSP solution. Personnel will decontaminate using wet toweling to wipe any exposed skin. Equipment will be removed by General Contractor following lead abatement.

Remove Lead Base Paint from Flooring

Lead base paint located on flooring will be removed using shot blast removal methods. SHC personnel will establish removal area by placing proper lead OSHA signage at entrances into the removal area. Personnel will place critical bamers consisting of one layer of 6 mil poly over door and window opening into the regulated area. Poly baniers will be placed over HVAC vents. A single stage decontamination air lock will be constructed at the entrance to the abatement area.

Workers will place a single 6 mil layer over wall surfaces to protect wall surfaces.

Debris from bead blasting removal methods will be placed inside clear plastic bags and placed into labeled disposal drums pending TCLP testing. Drums will be left on site at a location as directed by the Contracting Officer.

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Physician's Written Statement hledical Surveillance for Asbestos Exposure

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The above named iodi*idual was s e a oo G * ) a *49 , in accordance with: 29 CFR 192658

MD ATE WHICH TTEMS WERE P E R F O R W D W l l H PEiYSICLtY'S INITIALS:

f Complerioo and -en of the standardized medical quat ionaaire and work history with specill emphasis dimxed to the pulmooaq. cardiovucular. and gvtroioter t iod systems pe r appendix D in 192658.

The emplo!cr provided, and rt*iew nu made of the OSEW standards and its appendices. the empfoyer's description of this employee's dudes u the? relate to emplo~ee's exposure, the employee's representative o r anticipated erposurc level. the penonal protective and rcspira!or). equipment to be utilized by the employee and iaformatioa from prcnoru medical exmioations of the IAccted employct that is not o t h c m i x avu'lable to the physiciul.

A physical examination with cmphisis upoa the pulmoaary., cardiovucular and ~ut ro ia tcm'na l system% The pulmoaaq- functioa tens of forced sital capacity (WC) and forced kpi ra tory voluhe at one xcood (F-EV 1) in accordmce with SIOSH and ATS n u l d a r d s coaductcd by thc phpician o r a graduate of a t d n i o g c w m in spiromclr?;

spoasored b? an appropriate academic o r professional institution, Indicate did the doctor decide that an I-n? m - u rcquired yes o r no /and war one done !a 1 orao .

f -4 chen roeatgeoogram. posterior-anterior, 14x17 i achn o r current film on file with ioterprccldoo. clzwificatioo. and documentation io accordance with 29 CFR 1916.58 .4ppcadix E. Sote: Accordiog to 19 CTR 192638@Z)(l)(ii)(C). it h up to the dixretioo of the physician whctber o r not a c h m X-ray is required.' Tbe ph>.sician informed emplo?ee of thc results of the exam and of m~ medicll cooditioos that may result from Y ~ c S O S exposure iocluding increased risk of lung cancer attributable to the combincd c f f q of smoking m d u b a m erpoatn The cmployc has k o found mediully qualified to wear and u x the nspimton u provided by the employer.

U eu othcrrr ix noted below, this evlluatioa indicates that there a r c no detected m e d i d cooditioos that would place the i ployee a t an ioc-d r i ~ k of materid h d t h impairment f rom.erpomrr- . to -ubao& and them arc no rcC0mmadcd , limitatioos oa the cmployrr cooceming tbe wearing o r the use of p e r n o d pmttct i re equipment o r rupi f2 tUk -The c m p l o ~ e is rblt t~ rrorfi nfely io entiroamcots capable of producing h u t s t ress

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