Limited_Inspection_for_Lead_Based_Paint_Slater_Hall.pdf

The document is a Limited Inspection Report for Lead Based Paint prepared by Environmental Testing & Management, Inc. (ETM) for Greenville County Parks, specifically focused on Slater Hall located at 5 Whitney Street in Slater, South Carolina. The inspection was conducted on November 2, 2023, by Andrew G. Schauder, CIH, who collected four paint samples from different locations within the building: the ceiling on the 3rd floor, a wall on the 3rd floor, a wall on the 1st floor, and the exterior door by the stage.

The laboratory analysis by EMSL Analytical, Inc. detected lead in all four samples, with lead concentrations ranging from 0.14% to 9.3% by weight. According to the OSHA Lead in Construction standard, all paint both inside and outside Slater Hall should be considered lead-based paint, which means the contractor removing the paint will need to comply with specific disposal requirements. The report recommends separately testing the interior and exterior paint using the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) to determine the appropriate waste disposal method, which could be either a subtitle C (hazardous waste) landfill or a C&D landfill depending on the lead concentration in the waste stream.