Asbestos Management Plan May 2019 signed.pdf

BY ORDER OF THE COMMANDER 152d CIVIL ENGINEER SQUADRON

Operating Instruction 32-1052 Revised 26 May 2019

Civil Engineer Asbestos Management Plan

COMPLIANCE WITH THIS OPERATING INSTRUCTION IS MANDATORY

OPR: 152 CES/CEO/AOO (CMSgt James B. Lindsay)

Certified by: 152 CES/CC/APO (Major Rimando O. Poyaoan) Pages: 32 Distribution: Civil Engineering

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Air Force Instruction AFI 32-1052, Air Force Facility Asbestos Management, outlines procedures for developing a base asbestos management program. The base asbestos management program consists of an Asbestos Management Plan (AMP) and an Asbestos Operating Plan (AOP). This AMP and the AOP were developed in accordance with the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) Asbestos Standards [29 CFR 1910.1001, 29 CFR 1926.1101] and AFI 32-1052. Also in accordance with Nevada Revised Statute 618.780, Nevada Revised Statute Chapter 598, AB 40 pages 1276-1280.

In general, the management plan development process consisted of:

• A review of available documents, such as blueprints and construction specifications.

• A visual inspection of building areas and elements to locate suspect Asbestos Containing Material (ACM); sampling of suspect ACM as required; and assessment of the physical condition of the ACM.

• Analysis of the collected samples to confirm the suspected material as ACM.

• Meetings with the designated representatives of the 152d Civil Engineer Squadron to discuss prioritization of confirmed ACM areas relative to the asbestos management philosophy for the subject facility, resources, schedule, and building specific issues.

• Assignment of required and appropriate response actions for all ACM identified.

• Development of an Operations and Maintenance Program to institute appropriate controls for the management of ACM remaining in-place.

1.1. OVERVIEW

The Nevada Air National Guard Base is located in the northwestern portion of the state, approximately five miles southeast of downtown Reno, in Washoe County, Nevada. The Plan contains the Installation Map, Appendix A; a List of Buildings and their Functions, Appendix B;

facility Asbestos Survey Data, Appendix C; Asbestos Containing Material Annual Monitoring Log, Appendix D; EPA Certifications, Appendix E; Laboratory Analysis, Appendix F.

1.2. OBJECTIVES

The overall objective of the AMP is to ensure that the health and welfare of all base personnel are protected from the potentially harmful effects of ACM.

The AMP is designed to be a permanent record on the current status and condition of all known ACM on this installation. This document provides a single location for the documentation of asbestos management efforts and the mechanism for oversight of the entire facility asbestos management program.

The AOP is designed to implement the policy established in the AMP and establish procedures for accomplishing asbestos related projects. The focus of both the AMP and AOP is on taking positive action to deal with current and near term asbestos management needs, rather than on planning solely for future removal of ACM for base facilities.

The Nevada Air National Guard asbestos policy is to manage ACM in place until the ACM in the building is abated through renovation or demolition activities. If ACM is properly managed, release of asbestos fibers into the air is minimized. The exposure to asbestos fibers, and therefore the risk of asbestos related disease, can be reduced to a negligible level for all building occupants. ACM will be removed when it is feasible, or when it poses a potential threat to personnel health, and as necessary to comply with applicable asbestos regulations. The AOP provides guidance and procedures for removal of asbestos when the situation warrants.

Additionally, it outlines procedures and practices to operate, maintain and repair base facilities in a manner that minimizes the release of asbestos fibers into the air.

1.3. BACKGROUND

Asbestos is a group of naturally occurring fibrous mineral substance that is capable of being crumpled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure is described as “friable.” Asbestos fibers can cause serious health problems. Inhalation of asbestos fibers has been linked to cancer and other diseases in humans.

Asbestos is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Department of Transportation (DOT), Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP), and by Washoe County Air Quality Management Division (AQMD). EPA regulations concerning asbestos are contained in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) at 40 CFR Part 61 and 40 CFR Part 763. OSHA regulations are contained at 29 CFR 1926.58 and DOT regulations are contained at 49 CFR 171 and 182. NDEP statutes and regulations at NRS 444.440-645; NRS 4593.400-600; NRS 618.775; NAC 444.570-7499; and NAC 444.965-976. Washoe County AQMD regulations at 030.000. These regulations govern control of asbestos fiber emissions to protect the environment and public health. The Permissible Exposure limit (PEL) of asbestos is 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) over an eight-hour time-weighted average.

1.4. ORGANIZATIONAL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

An effective asbestos management program requires the participation of and interface with base organizations to ensure that the health and welfare of all personnel are protected from the potentially harmful effects of friable ACM.

The Base Civil Engineer (BCE), 152 CES/CC, has the primary responsibility for developing and implementing the asbestos program. Other base organizations must assist the BCE in identification of asbestos, asbestos sampling program, quality control, legal implications, and protecting the health and well-being of all personnel, i.e. Contracting, Bioenvironmental, and Environmental.

The Asbestos Program Officer (APO), 152 CES/CEE, is responsible to maintain the asbestos management program and acts as the focal point for asbestos related issues. The APO is responsible for coordinating support from other base organizations. The APO is the point of contact with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies concerning asbestos related matters.

The Asbestos Operation Officer (AOO), 152 CES/CEO, acts as the focal point for all asbestos abatement operations on the base.

Air National Guard Readiness Center, Engineering and Services Directorate, Engineering and Construction Division (ANGRC/CEE) is responsible to provide technical support and the Asbestos Project Management to assist the NVANG to manage ACM in buildings.

2.0 ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT PLAN (AMP)

2.1. OBJECTIVES

The AMP provides a permanent record on the current status and condition of all ACM at the NVANG’s facility inventory. This document provides a single location for the documentation of all asbestos management efforts and the mechanism for oversight of the entire facility asbestos management program.

2.2 ASBESTOS SURVEY

2.2.1 GENERAL: The objectives of the survey is to identify and document the locations of

ACM on the installation, to document the current condition of the ACM and to assess the current and potential hazards of exposure to asbestos.

2.2.2 IDENTIFICATION OF ACM: Identification of ACM will be conducted by a licensed asbestos professional per regulations.

2.2.2.1 Any renovation or construction to facilities on the installation will review as-built drawings and specifications. If ACM is noted, contact the APO.

2.2.2.2 If ACM is found during a renovation / demolition project, stop and contact the APO.

2.2.2.3 A list of suspect ACM includes but is not limited to the following:

Cement Pipes HVAC Duct Insulation Cement Wallboard Boiler Insulation Cement Siding Breeching Insulation Asphalt Floor Tile Ductwork Flexible Fabric Connections Vinyl Floor Tile Pipe Insulation Vinyl Sheet Flooring Heating and Electrical Ducts Flooring Backing Electrical Cloth Construction Matic Roofing Shingles Acoustical Plaster Roofing Felt Decorative Plaster Base Flashing Ceiling Tiles and Lay-in Panels Thermal Paper Products Spray-Applied Insulation Caulking/Putties Blown-in Insulation Adhesives Fireproofing Materials Joint Compound Taping Material (Thermal) Vinyl Wall Coverings Packing Materials Spackling Compound

Any suspect material that could not be visually determined to be non ACM must be sampled for laboratory analysis to determine if it is ACM or it can be assumed ACM without sampling.

Sampling will only be conducted by a licensed professional.

If reading sample analysis, to determine a suspect material is not ACM in a homogenous area, all samples must be negative for asbestos. To determine a suspect material is ACM in a homogenous area, only one of the samples must be positive for asbestos. Samples are analyzed using the Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) with dispersion staining identification technique as required by EPA regulations. See Appendix C: Asbestos Survey Data for Survey Findings.

2.3 HAZARDOUS ASSESSMENT

The hazard assessment is performed every year with the USAFOEHL Report 86- 072EH0021HGA, Air Force Asbestos Guidance for Rating and Assessing Damage and Exposure (GRADE) System used. The GRADE system was developed by USAFOEHL for the Air Force to provide a scoring and rating checklist and procedure for assessing damage and potential damage and the resultant potential exposure conditions associated with the presence of friable

ACM and to recommend abatement priorities based on relative rating results. In using the GRADE system, a rating sheet is completed for each homogenous area. The sheet rates the damage and exposure of each area numerically. These numbers are then plugged into the mathematical formula R = 12.-324 – (0.1683 x D) – (0.1693 x E) where R is the overall GRADE rating. D is the damage rating and E is the exposure rating. The overall rating can then be used to create a hazard priority from 1 to 6. The relationship between the hazard priority and R values are:

Hazard Priority R Value

1 R < 6 2 6 < R < 7 3 7 < R < 8 4 8 < R < 9 5 9 < R < 10 6 R > 10

A general description and recommended management action for each of the hazard priorities follows by an asbestos licensed professional:

1. Immediate Removal: Damage and exposure factors warrant immediate removal.

2. Removal As Soon As Possible: Remove ACM as soon as possible.

3. Planned Removal: Remove ACM as part of the normal maintenance and repair cycle.

4. Repair: Repair the most damaged areas as soon as possible by proper covering, encapsulation, or replacement.

5. Monitoring: Periodic monitoring of these areas to ensure that no future damage occurs.

6. No Immediate Action: Little damage to structure with exposure to individuals unlikely so no action should be taken.

Areas ranked as (3) through (6) are placed on a recurring inspection program annually to ensure the condition of the ACM has not deteriorated.

2.4 ASBESTOS REGISTER

The asbestos register is the heart of the AMP. The register is developed to contain the list of ACM on base, its location, the type and condition of the material, and all events affecting the ACM. The register consists of information listing the asbestos sample summary by building and information listing the asbestos abatement priority.

2.5 MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE

The physical conditions of the ACM are monitored on an on-going basis to ensure that the ACM is not damaged or deteriorated to pose a risk of exposure to personnel. Any changes to the condition of the ACM are documented and, if necessary, changes to the abatement priority list are made.

2.6 SCHEDULING AND PLANNING

The Equipment Manager / Work Order Issuer reviews the register prior to issuing work orders to inform the Shop working the request of any potential asbestos hazard.

The person conducting any renovation / demolition also reviews the register prior the start of any work being conducted.

Anyone providing design or any project will review the register prior to design to ensure safety of all personnel from asbestos.

The APO develops a program for scheduling asbestos abatement activities based on the hazards identified in the building survey. Any activities involving ACM are performed in accordance with the procedures identified in the Asbestos Operations Plan and in compliance with current asbestos regulations.

2.7 INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

Since base personnel are working in and around facilities containing ACM, they should have a good understanding of the potential asbestos health hazards. They also need to understand that undamaged ACM in good condition pose no inherent hazard. The APO will provide general awareness and training of asbestos concerns.

Asbestos awareness training is available on eDash TEACH (Environmental Awareness Course Hub): https://usaf.learningbuilder.com/account/login/?ReturnUrl=%2fHome%2fIndex

3.0 ASBESTOS OPERATIONS PLAN (AOP)

3.1 OBJECTIVES

The AOP provides standard procedures to control work activities, which might disturb ACM, and to manage in-house / contract asbestos abatement work. These procedures are only described in a general nature in this Plan. Detailed procedures must be referred to the EPA, OSHA, NDEP, and Washoe County AQM regulations and statutes.

3.2 WORK CONTROL PROCEDURES

Every project (including self-help and Prime BEEF projects) which consists of repair or renovation of all or some portion of a facility is reviewed for the presence of ACM. The work https://usaf.learningbuilder.com/account/login/?ReturnUrl=%2fHome%2fIndex request is carefully reviewed to determine if ACM is present in areas where the work will be performed. The initial evaluation involves a review of the asbestos register, Appendix E.

If the review of the asbestos register indicates that no ACM is present, the work request is processed through the normal review channels.

If the review of the asbestos register indicates that ACM is present or suspected to be present, the work request is routed to the APO for further action.

All work requests for contract work are evaluated for the presence of ACM. Verification of the presence of asbestos early in the programming stage will aid immeasurably in the planning and design of asbestos abatement activities.

Upon verification that ACM abatement will be required, the APO, AOO, Bioenvironmental (BEE), and the Environmental Manager will evaluate the extent of the abatement effort and contract out the abatement through Contracting.

3.3 EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTION

The APO, AOO, BEE, and the Environmental Manager will provide asbestos awareness training or information on safe working practice to maintenance to all personnel who conduct custodial work, anyone who work in buildings containing ACM, and anyone conducting self-help projects.

The training or information shall describe methods of handling ACM as well as routine maintenance activities that are prohibited when ACM is involved. For example, employees should be instructed:

• Not to drill holes in ACM

• Not to hang plants or pictures on structures covered with ACM

• Not to sand, break, or abrade asbestos containing floor tiles

• Not to damage ACM while moving furniture or other objects

• Not to install curtains, drapes, or dividers in such a way to damage ACM

• Not to dust floors, ceilings, moldings, or other surfaces in asbestos contaminated environments with a dry brush or sweep with a dry broom

• Not to use an ordinary vacuum to clean up asbestos-containing debris

• Not to remove ACM without wearing respiratory protection and protective clothing and following asbestos waste procedures, statutes and regulations.

The APO, AOO, BEE, Safety, and the Environmental Manager will coordinate the posting of asbestos warning signs on the ACM or within the area that contains ACM. Special care will be taken not to disturb the ACM while posting the signs.

3.4 ASBESTOS ABATEMENT IN-HOUSE

The only asbestos work that will be completed in-house will be minor repairs to very small exposed friable asbestos.

The repair of ACM is accomplished by utilizing non-asbestos plaster or encapsulates to reseal open joints, damaged insulation wrapping or damaged plastered areas around valves and flanges.

Duct tape should not be used because it becomes brittle after exposure to high temperatures. The repair of damaged ACM should be limited to thermal insulation on pipes, pipe elbows, tanks and boilers. Repair only insulation with limited damage.

MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE: OSHA regulation 29 CFR Part 1926.58 requires employers to institute a medical monitoring program for all asbestos workers. Specific examination requirements are listed in the OSHA regulations. In general, the regulations require an initial examination with follow-up yearly exams. The exams must include a chest x-ray, pulmonary function testing, completion of a standardized medical questionnaire and a complete medical and work history. Medical records shall be maintained in accordance with asbestos regulations

No abatement work will be performed in-house. All asbestos abatement work will be performed by licensed contractors through the Contracting Office.

3.5 ASBESTOS ABATEMENT BY A CONTRACTOR

3.5.1 The APO and the AOO will provide the scope of work to Contacting in accordance with all contracting regulations.

3.5.2 Only contractors that have EPA and OSHA licenses and experience with asbestos abatement will be considered.

3.5.3 The Contractor will provide notification to appropriate regulatory agencies with a copy of approval added to the AMP and the engineering files.

3.5.4 Copies of the asbestos licenses will be provided to Contracting, added to the AMP, and the engineering files.

3.5.5 Workers shall not enter an area where respiratory protection equipment is required unless the person has been trained in the selection, use, care and limitations of the respirator; and the correct type of respirator has been selected and fit tested for the task.

This includes CORs (contracting officer representatives).

3.5.6 Copies of all samples will be added to the AMP, and the engineering files.

3.5.6.1 Air Monitoring: Air monitoring is used to determine airborne fiber concentration before, during, and after asbestos abatement activities. Samples may be Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM) or Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM). TEM by an EPA Certified Laboratory will be used for the final closeout / clearance of an abatement project.

3.5.7 All asbestos related project paperwork will be maintained on file for future liability concerns. Asbestos related documentation is in the APM binders located in the Production Control Office Building 88, Room 1, Bookshelf 3, on Shelf 2. Additional correspondence and records are found in the Asbestos folder on the computer. The computer and hard copy binders must be used together. EPA and OSHA regulations require that asbestos related documents be maintained for at least 30 years. The Department of Justice and HQ USAF have placed a freeze on the destruction of any asbestos related records or documents until further notice.

3.5.8 Copies of all landfill records will be kept in the AMP and engineering files.

3.5.9 Copies of employee / contractor / public / occupant notifications and procedures will be kept in the AMP and engineering files.

3.5.10 Copies of Contracting of ACM will be kept in the engineering files and with the Contracting Office.

3.6 WHAT TO EXPECT BY AN ASBESTOS CONTRACTED ABATEMENT

3.6.1 REPAIR PROCEDURES: The following procedures are used to repair ACM:

(1) The area will be secured to keep all personnel out that is not connected with the operation.

(2) A HEPA vacuum may be used to remove any ACM that may have been previously disturbed.

(3) Plastic 6 mil polyethylene sheeting may be used around the work area.

(4) Enclosures will be created to prevent fibers from escaping the work area.

(5) Workers will use respirators and wear protective clothing.

(6) ACM is wetted to prevent release of fibers and removed. These enclosures will also be used as changing areas.

(7) Air samples will be taken to ensure the asbestos fibers are not being released. If sample results indicate concentrations above the action level of 0.1 f/cc, abatement will continue. If sample results indicate concentrations below the action level, the project will wrap up.

(8) Upon completion of the work, asbestos waste including disposable protective clothing will be double bagged, labeled, and disposed of at an asbestos landfill.

Disposable protective clothing will be turned inside out as doffed to minimize any potential fiber release.

3.7 EMERGENCY ASBESTOS OPERATIONS:

In the event ACM is released, clean-up is beyond the capability of the base. The APO and AOO must take necessary action to obtain asbestos abatement service from a contractor and proceed with the following:

(1) Immediately restrict access to the area:

a. If the ACM release occurs while occupants are in the building but the release is not in the area occupied, the area must be isolated.

b. If the ACM release occurs where occupants are in the area of the release, the first priority is to maintain order, prevent panic, and stay calm. People who have not been exposed to the ACM release will be removed from the area. People who have been contaminated by the release will be HEPA vacuumed or wet cleaned and showers should be taken, if possible. All clothing should be disposed of as asbestos waste or properly laundered.

Inform exposed personnel they have a right to report to the Medical Group.

(2) Warning signs will be posted

(3) Shut down or modify air handling equipment servicing the area

(4) Start contracting process for contracted abatement

4.0 ASBESTOS ABATEMENT COST DATA

Asbestos abatement costs are accounted for every year and is required to be reported to ANGRC/CEEC by 31 December annually to assist the National Guard Bureau to program and manage the funding available for ACM abatement at ANG bases.

RIMANDO O. POYAOAN, Major, NVANG Base Civil Engineer, 152 CES

APPENDIX A: BASE MAP

APPENDIX B: BUILDING LIST AND FUNCTIONS

Building Number Functions ACM in Building 2 Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) No 3 Old Tower Yes 4 Chapel Offices No 7 Fire Dept Annex

Demolished Demo’d

8 Boiler Room No 9 Main Hangar Yes 10 Maintenance Group Yes 11 Hazardous Materials No 12 Old Fire Dept

Demolished Demo’d

13 Old Motor Pool Demolished

Demo’d

56 Support Services Yes 61 Old Metals Tech

Demolished Demo’d

66 Family Support / SANGA Maybe 67 Old Dining Facility now the Fitness Center No 72 Storage

Demolished Demo’d

76 Avionics / GAC / Comm / NDI / Munitions / Counter Drug & Interdiction

No

82 Propulsion No 84 Operations No 86 BCE Storage No 88 Civil Engineer No 90 Communications

Demolished Demo’d

111 Medical / Dining Yes 130 Fuel Cell Hangar No 200 Air Terminal / Aerial Port No 300 POL No

400A Finance / Contracting No 400B LRS / Warehouse No 500 Comm & IT / Security Forces No 502 Front Gate House No 600 Intel No 700 Vehicle Maintenance No 800 Fire Department No

APPENDIX C: ASBESTOS SURVEY DATA

BLDG

BLDG

FUNCTION

LOCATION TYPE OF ACM

SAMPLE #

SAMPLE

SUMMARY

CONDITION

OF ACM

HAZARD

PRIORITY

3 Tower Top floor

Room 300 Room 500 Room 100

2nd floor restroom

Room 301 Equip room 5th floor elevator

2nd floor break room 4th floor field office

2nd floor window putty 4th floor window putty 5th floor window putty

Room 300 Closet

Room 500 Room 300 Closet

Stairs between 5 & 6

Room 300 closet

Stairs between 4 & 5 floors

Various suspect ACM – 2015 Mastic brown AGT3-F-01

Ceiling material yellow AGT3-F-02 Surfacing walls yellow AGT3-W-03 Flooring various colors AGT3-F-04

CBM brown AGT3-CBM-05 9x9 floor tile brown AGT3-F-06

Mastic black AGT3-F-06 12x12 floor tile various colors AGT3-F-07

12x12 floor tile white AGT3-F-07 Mastic black AGT3-F-07

12x12 floor tile brown AGT3-F-09 Landing 12x12 floor tile tan AGT3-F-14

Mastic various colors AGT-F-14 2x2 ceiling tile beige AGT-C-15

2x2 ceiling tile beige AGT3-C-16 2x2 ceiling tile beige AGT3-C-17

Window putty white AGT3-WP-18 Window putty white AGT3-WP-19 Window putty white AGT3-WP-20

Ducting vibration dampener white AGT3-D-

Ducting wrap white AGT3-D-22 Ducting wrap white AGT3-D-23

Duct vibration dampener AGT3-D-24 Duct insulation AGT3-D-25

Ceiling tile beige AGT3-C-26 TSI large pipe white AGT3-TSI-29

TSI elbow small beige AGT3-TSI-31 TSI elbow small pipe cover white AGT3-

TSI-31

TSI elbow small pipe beige AGT3-TSI-32 TSI elbow small pipe cover white AGT3-

TSI-32

TSI elbow medium pipe beige AGT3-TSI-33 TSI elbow medium pipe cover white AGT3-

Non detect

Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile

Non detect Non detect

Chrysotile & Tremolite Chrysotile & Amosite

Room 301

Top floor crawl space

Exterior 4th floor Field Office

1st floor TRACON

Top floor crawl space Room 300

TSI-33

TSI elbow medium pipe beige AGT3-TSI-34 TSI elbow medium pipe white cover AGT3-

TSI-34

TSI elbow medium pipe beige AGT3-TSI-35 TSI elbow medium pipe cover white AGT3-

TSI-35

Ducting TSI various colors AGT3-TSI-36 Ducting TSI various colors AGT3-TSI-37 Ducting TSI various colors AGT3-TSI-38

Spray on texture beige AGT3-S-39 Texture white AGT3-W-42

Joint compound white AGT3-W-42 Drywall white AGT3-W-42 Texture white AGT3-W-43

Joint compound white AGT3-W-43 Drywall white AGT3-W-43 Texture White AGT3-W-44 Drywall white AGT3-W-45

Joint Compound White AGT3-W-45 Wallpaper AGT3-W-45

Drywall white AGT3-W-46 Texture white AGT3-W-47 Drywall white AGT3-W-47

Joint compound white AGT3-W-47 Texture white AGT3-W-48 Texture white AGT3-W-49

Drywall AGT3-W-49

Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

3 Tower Windows 4th floor

Roof

Exterior Wall

Various suspect ACM – 2016 Transite panel below windows 3-C-01

Plaster ceiling off white 3-C-02 Ceiling texture white 3-C-02 Expansion joint white 3-R-03 Roofing coating silver 3-R-04

Roofing membrane white 3-R-04 Texture paint blue 3-R-05

Non detect Non Detect Chrysotile

8 Boiler room Sealant – 2018

Duct sealant exhaust DS-01

9 Hanger Boiler Room Insulating Material

TSI – 1985

Feed water tank GM850006 Hot water tank GM850007

Exterior Steam line GM850008 Ext. Condensate Line Fitting GM850009

Hot Oil Pipe GM850010 Boiler Insulation GM850011

Boiler Stack Insulation GM850012

Amosite Amosite

Non detect

Removed

Removed Removed Removed

Removed Removed Removed Removed

9 Hanger Parachute Shop

TSI – 1987

Steam Line Insulation GM870007

9 Hanger Sheet Metal Shop Sheet Metal Shop Sheet Metal Shop

Locker Room Classroom I

TSI - 1987

Condensate return line GM870062

Steam line elbow overhead door GM870063 Break Room GM870064

GM870066

GM870067

Amosite & Chrysotile Non detect

9 Hanger Dining Hall

Material Control

Floor tile – 1988 Floor tile and adhesive GM880023 Floor tile & adhesive GM880024

9 Hanger Downstairs men’s restroom renovation

TSI & Surfacing – 1989 Elbow left corner GM890010

Elbow right corner GM890011 Wallboard GM890012

9 Hanger Base Photo Lab Storage room

Studio VCR room

TSI – 1989

Pipe insulation GM890013 Pipe insulation GM890014 Pipe insulation GM890015

9 Hanger Parachute Shop TSI - 1989 Pipe insulation GM890016 Pipe insulation GM890017 Pipe insulation GM890018

Boiler Room

TSI - 1989

Insulating material GM890023 Insulating material GM890024

Top side locker room

Near Hanger Door

TSI & Ceiling Tile – 1989 S wall damaged TSI to wall heater

NEV-05-89

Ceiling tile NEV-06-89

Elbow SE entrance T joint NEV-07-89

Amosite & Crocidolite

9 Hanger Ceiling Tile & Insulation – 1989

Catwalk Ceiling tile GM890049 Wall panel GM890050

Non detect Non detect

9 Hanger Parachute Shop

Floor tile – 1990 Floor tile GM900055

Material control room

Floor tile & mastic GM900073

Material control room

Weapons egress Weapons egress

TSI – 1990

Joint insulation GM900074 Joint insulation GM900075 Pipe insulation GM900076

Exterior

Surfacing – 1996 N wall exit BM960001

AGS Ready Room

Contracting

Surfacing – 1996 Sheetrock GM960019 Sheetrock GM960020

Material control room

Floor tile – 1996 Floor tile GM960021 Floor tile GM960022

Floor tile mastic GM960023

Removed

Room 159

Room 155

Room 153

Heater unit SW corner

Parachute dryer

Floor tile & TSI – 1997 N doorway 9x9 gray w/gray steaks, black mastic 472-F-01

N entry floor tile 12x12 blue black mastic and gold mastic 472-F-02

E end of tile 12x12 gray w/white & brown spots black mastic 472-F-03

E side elbow TSI 472-T-04

S end elbow TSI 472-T-05

Tile Non detect

Mastic Non detect

Mastic Chrysotile

Mastic Non detect

State HQ State HQ

HQ locker room HQ locker room

Floor tile – 1998 W doorway floor tile white 751-F-01A W doorway mastic black 751-F-01B

SE end grey floor tile 751-F-02A SE end mastic black 751-F-02B

NE locker room

Controller’s room

Various types of suspect ACM – 2003 1x1 floor tile & mastic H-01

Drywall H-02

Not analyzed

Office 1

Conference room

Hallway

Reception Area

Office West hallway

Hallway by mechanical room Office by mechanical room Mechanical room

White texture H-02 Texture off white H-03

Mud off white H-03 Texture off white H-04

Cove base mastic 3 layers off white H-05 Drywall white H-06 Texture white H-06

Texture & drywall white H-07 Texture white H-08 Texture white H-09 Drywall white H-09

Mud white H-10 Texture white H-10 Texture white H-11 Drywall white H-12 Texture white H-12 Texture white H-13

Texture white H-14

Joint compound white H-16

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

NW Offices

Training room Computer room

Hallway

SW Office

Honor Guard SE Offices

Various types of suspect ACM – 2003 Drywall white H-18 Texture white H-18 Texture white H-19 Texture white H-20

Joint compound white H-21 Texture white H-22 Texture white H-23 Texture white H-24

Texture, joint compound white H-25 Cove base mastic yellow H-25

Texture white H-26 Joint compound H-27

Texture off white H-28 Drywall off white H-29

Mud white H-29 Texture off white H-30 Drywall off white H-31

Mud white H-31

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Chrysotile

Texture white H-31 Texture white H-32 Texture white H-33

Non detect Non detect Non detect

9 Hanger Board room 2d floor Reception Area 2d fl

Throughout 2d fl

Landing 2d fl

Hall closet 2d fl Throughout 2d fl

Mechanical Rm 2d fl Throughout 2d fl

SE 2nd floor

Various types of suspect ACM – 2003 2x4 ceiling tile spec grey R-33 2x4 ceiling tile flat grey R-34 Cove base mastic brown R-35

Carpet mastic yellow R-36 Floor tile brown R-37

Floor tile mastic black R-37 9x9 floor tile brown R-38

Floor tile mastic black R-38 9x9 floor tile brown R-39

Floor tile mastic black R-39 9x9 floor tile light beige R-40 Floor tile mastic black R-40

Floor tile mastic colorless R-40 Floor tile mastic yellow R-40

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile

QA 1st floor

Electrical Env 1st fl

Survival Equipment Area 1ST fl

Repair & Reclamation 1st floor

Floor Hanger

Mechanical Rm 1st fl

Various types of suspect ACM – 2003 Texture white H-1st-01 Texture white H-1st-02 Texture white H-1st-03 Drywall white H-1st-04 Texture white H-1st-04 Texture white H-1st-05

Mud white H-1st-05 Cove base mastic off white H-1st-05

Texture white H-1st-06 Texture white H-1st-07 Texture white H-1st-08

Mud white H-1st-08 Drywall white H-1st-09

Mud white H-1st-09 Texture white H-1st-09 Texture white H-1st-10

Drywall off white H-1st-12 Texture white H-1st-12

Fire proofing grey H-1st-13 Mud white H-1st-14 Mud white H-1st-15

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

Boiler Rm 1st floor Tank wrap yellow H-1st-16 Tank wrap fabric off white H-1st-16

Non detect

1st floor

Under rubber mat

Float mat on concrete

SE Office

Break room E side

Various suspect ACM – 2003 1x1 floor tile grey R-41

Floor tile mastic yellow R-41 1x1 floor tile reddish brown R-42

Floor tile mastic black R-42 Mastic grey R-43

1x1 floor tile grey R-44 Floor tile mastic black R-44

Mat grey R-45 Mat mastic grey R-45

1x1 floor mastic brown R-46 1x1 floor tile mastic yellow R-46

Floor tile grey R-47

Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

9 Hanger Entire Bldg TSI – 2003 Elbows – PACM

Pipe insulation (straight lines) – PACM and fiber glass

Presumed ACM Presumed ACM

10 Warehouse

Supply Supply Supply

TSI - 1987

Steam line GM870071

Steam line upper elbow outside GM870072 Steam line lower elbow outside GM870073

Removed

10 Warehouse Supply

TSI – 1989

Elbow on LP steam line in overhead SW corner NEV-01-89

Amosite

10 Warehouse Window putty – 2014 Interior window putty grey 10-WP-INT

Exterior window putty grey 10-WP-EXT

To do room

Women’s restroom

MXS

W side 12x12 floor tile grey F-01

W side floor tile mastic black F-01 12x12 floor tile W side grey F-02

Floor tile mastic black F-02 Leveling compound grey F-02

Compound white F-02 12x12 floor tile tan F-03

Floor tile mastic various colors F-03 12x12 floor tile W side tan F-04

Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect

CRB Branch Chief

Small Shop Sup

W Side Entry

W Hall & Office W Restrooms

QA Chief

Accessory supply Small shop supply

QA office

SW Corner Above hall by MSL

Plans / Training

Plans / Open office

MOF Chief

MXG Chief

Open Office

SW corner large room

Conference room

MXG Oil AMXS ready room AMXS branch chief

Plans / Training

E Women’s restroom

Floor tile mastic yellow F-04 9x9 floor tile green F-05

Floor tile mastic black F-05 2x4 ceiling tile off white C-06 2x4 ceiling tile off white C-07 2x4 ceiling tile off white C-08 2x4 ceiling tile off white C-09

2x4 ceiling tile tan C-10 2x4 ceiling tile off white C-11 Drywall texture white W-12

Drywall off white W-12 Texture white W-13 Texture white W-14 Texture white W-15

Joint compound white W-15 TSI elbow white TSI-16

TSI run cover various colors TSI-17 9x9 floor tile grey F-18

Mastic black F-18 9x9 floor tile grey F-19

Mastic black F-19 9x9 floor tile grey F-20

Mastic black F-20 Floor tile white F-21 Mastic yellow F-21 Mastic black F-21 Floor tile red F-22 Mastic black F-22

16”x8’ wall panel white W-23 Mastic cream W-23

Drywall joint compound white W-24 Drywall off white W-24

Drywall texture white W-25 Drywall off white W-25

Texture white W-26 Texture white W-27 Texture white W-28

TSI Elbow off white TSI-29 Window putty grey WP-30 Window putty grey WP-31

Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

Amosite & Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Non detect

E Entry Window putty grey WP-32 Non detect

QA Office

To Do room

W restroom

QA Office Small shop supply QA Chief Office

E men’s RR closet E hall

Various suspect ACM – 2016 9x9 floor tile grey F-33

Mastic black F-33 12x12 floor tile white F-34

Mastic black F-34 12x12 floor tile white F-35

Mastic black F-35 9x9 floor tile green F-36

Mastic black F-36 Floor tile mastic black F-37 Floor tile mastic black F-38

9x9 floor tile mastic yellow F-39 9x9 floor tile white F-39

Mastic black F-39 TSI grey TSI-40 TSI beige TSI-41

Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile

N Bay

Vault

N warehouse Roofing

N wall

Large elbow TSI grey 10-TSI-06

Small elbow TSI off white 10-TSI-07 Small elbow TSI grey 10-TSI-08

Small elbow TSI grey 10-STSI-09 Large elbow grey 10-TSI-10 Duct sealer grey 10-DS-11

Top layer membrane white 10-R-12 Top layer mastic black 10-R-12

Top layer membrane white 10-R-12 Roof mastic black 10-R-13

Roof mastic insulation yellow 10-R-13 Roof mastic black 10-R-14

Roof mastic insulation yellow 10-R-147 Window putty grey 10-WP-15

Chrysotile & Amosite Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

56 Support

Services

Nurses Office Ceiling tile - 1987

Acoustical tile GM870075

Operations

TSI – 1989

Elbow on air handler right side NEV-09-89

Services

Flooring – 2014 12x12 floor tile off white 56-1

Floor tile mastic black 56-1

Carpet mastic yellow 56-5 12x12 floor tile off white 56-7

Floor tile mastic black 56-7 Carpet mastic yellow 56-13

9x9 floor tile off white 56-19 Floor tile mastic black 56-19

9x9 floor tile mastic yellow 56-19 9x9 floor tile off white 56-25 Floor tile mastic black 56-25

Floor tile mastic yellow 56-25 Cove baseboard grey 56-33

Cove baseboard mastic brown 56-33 12x12 floor tile off white 56-33 Floor tile mastic yellow 56-33

Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Non detect

Recruiting Office MSG Office Rm 5

Flooring – 2015 See 2014 sample results

Commanders Qtrs SW corner of bldg.

photos are available in Asbestos file on computer

Skim coat – 2018 Drywall texture white 1

Drywall white/tan 1 Base board black 2

Base board mastic off white/brown Skim coat white

Non detect photos are available in

Asbestos file on computer

Main men’s restroom

Small men’s restroom Kitchen

Tiles – 2018 RR by urinal grout white 1

RR by toilet drain tile tan/white 2 RR by toilet drain grout white 2

RR by urinal grout white 3 Ceiling tile brown/white 4

Non detect photos are available in

Asbestos file on computer

Rooms 18

Room 16

Skim coat – 2018 Skim coat white Jeff1

Drywall white/tank Jeff1 Base board grey Jeff2 Mastic yellow Jeff2

Skim coat white Jeff2 Skim coat white Jeff3

Drywall white/tank Jeff3 Skim coat white Jeff4

Drywall Jeff4 Skim coat white Ang1

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

Drywall white/tank Ang1 Skim coat white Ang2

Drywall white/tank Ang2 Skim coat white Ang3

Drywall white/tank Ang3 Skim coat white Ang4

Drywall white/tank Ang4

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

66 SANGA 1986

GM860022

GM860023

66 SANGA

Pool room

Floor tile & drywall – 1990 Floor tile GM900098 Drywall GM900099

Around fire place

Surfacing – 2015 Drywall left of fire place white SB-W-01 Texture left of fire place white SB-W-01

Drywall right of fire place white SB-W-02 Texture right of fire place white SB-W-02

Wall right of fire place mastic white SB-W-3 Wall right of fire place texture white SB-W-3

2x4 ceiling tile above FP white SB-C-04

Non detect Non detect Non detect

East area

Center area West area

Ceiling tile – 2016 Ceiling tile white Sample 1 Ceiling tile grey Sample 2 Ceiling tile white Sample 3

Non detect

Renovation Removed

Removed

66 SANGA Abatement of ceiling tiles

Ceiling tile and area cleanup – 2016 Abatement

67 Dining Hall /

Gym

Hot water heater room

TSI – 1986

TSI GM860022

TSI GM860023

Renovation Removed Removed

Renovation Removed Removed

Renovation

Floor tile – 1988 Floor tile GM880023 Mastic GM880023

Renovation Removed Removed

Renovation Removed Removed

Mechanical room

Condensate return outside NEV-08-89

Removed

Mechanical room

Condensate return to boiler NEV-10-89

84 Mechanical room Ceiling tile – 1985

Ceiling insulation GM850001

Removed

Renovation Removed

Mechanical room

Ceiling spray – 1989 Spay on Ceiling NEV-11-89

Removed

Renovation Removed

84 Operations Group

Aircrew equipment entrance

Aircrew flight equip N

Bar

Room 34 Navigators Briefing Room

Jump Tower

Hall to Aircrew equip

Main Entry Hall Conference Room

Various suspect ACM – 2011 Drywall white ANG-W-1

Drywall tape white ANG-W-1 Joint compound white ANG-W-1

Drywall white ANG-W-2 Drywall tape white ANG-W-2

Joint compound white ANG-W-2 Drywall white ANG-W-3

Drywall tape white ANG-W-3 Joint compound white ANG-W-3 Joint compound white ANG-W-4

Drywall white ANG-W-5 Drywall tape white ANG-W-5

Joint compound white ANG-W-5 Cove base tan ANG-M-6

Cove base mastic brown ANG-M-6 12x12 floor tile grey ANG-FT-7

Floor tile mastic black ANG-FT-7 12x12 floor tile grey ANG-FT-8

Floor tile mastic yellow ANG-FT-8 Ceiling tile white ANG-CT-9

Carpet mastic cream ANG-CM-12

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

Renovation Removed

Renovation Removed

SW Entrance

NW Entrance

NE Entrance

Various suspect ACM – 2011 12x12 floor tile grey 131-FT1

Floor tile mastic yellow 131-FT1 12x12 floor tile brown 131-FT2

Floor tile mastic yellow 131-FT2 12x12 floor tile grey 131-FT3

Floor tile mastic yellow 131-FT3 12x12 floor tile beige 131-FT4 Floor tile mastic black 131-FT4 12x12 floor tile grey 131-FT5

Floor tile mastic yellow 131-FT5 12x12 floor tile beige 131-F6 Floor tile mastic black 131-F6

Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile

Renovation Removed

Mechanical Room

Main Roof

Para port

Raised Roof

TSI beige 131-TSI7 Fibrous cover to TSI 131-TSI7

TSI beige 131-TSI8 Fibrous cover to TSI 131-TSI8

Fire proofing tan 131-FP9 Fire proofing tan 131-FP10

Roofing black 131-R11 Roofing paint silver 131-R11

Roofing black 131-R12 Roofing paint silver 131-R12

Roofing black 131-R13 Roofing paint silver 131-R13

Roofing black 131-R14 Roofing paint silver 131-R14

Rubbery material black 131-F15

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

TSI & Ceiling Tile – 2016 TSI Elbow TSI-01

1x1 ceiling tile grey C-02

Renovation Removed

Renovation Removed

NW corner sewer pipe

Transite – 2016 Transite grey SP-01

Removed

Renovation Removed

Roofing – 2017 Roofing felt black Air Samples

Removed

Renovation Removed

Roofing felt black B84R-01

Roofing insulation yellow B84R-01 Felt black B84R-02

Insulation brown B84-02 Felt black B84R-03

Insulation brown B84R-03 Felt black B84R-04 Felt black B84R-05

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile

Renovation Removed

Renovation Removed

Flashing black R-01

S side W end mastic silver/black R-02 Felt bottom layer black/brown R-03

E end roofing above foam black/silver R-04 E end felt top layer above foam black R-04

E end above foam felt/tar black R-04 E end above foam felt/tar R-04

E end above foam insulation brown R-04

Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

Renovation Removed

Oil Water Separator

Debris – 2018 Debris white/grey 81418.01

111 Medical

Room 10 Baseboard & floor tile – 2017

Baseboard mastic under sink yellow Sample

Joint compound under sink white Sample

12x12 floor tile tan under sink Sample 002 Mastic black under sink Sample 002

BUILDINGS THAT HAVE BEEN DEMOLOISHED

BLDG

BLDG

FUNCTION

LOCATION TYPE OF ACM

SAMPLE #

SAMPLE

SUMMARY

CONDITION

OF ACM

HAZARD

PRIORITY

7 Fire Dept Annex

TSI - 1987

Steam line elbow outside GM870065

Bldg Demo’d Bldg Demo’d

7 Fire Dept Annex

Ceiling tile – 1988 Acoustical tile GM870079

Bldg Demo’d Bldg Demo’d

12 Fire Dept 1987

GM870079

Bldg Demo’d

Removed Bldg Demo’d

Removed 12 Fire Dept TSI – 1989

Elbow west wall overhead NEV-02-89

Removed

13 Motor Pool TSI - 1987 Steam line air valve GM870074

Amosite, Chrysotile, Crocidolite

Bldg Demo’d Removed

Bldg Demo’d Removed

13 Motor Pool TSI - 1989 S wall near condensate return pump

NEV-03-89

SW wall overhead above condensate return pump damaged TSI NEV-04-89

Removed

Bldg Demo’d Removed

13 Motor Pool Bench Stock Floor tile – 1990 Floor tile GM900042 Mastic GM900043

Floor tile GM900044 Mastic GM900045

Floor tile GM900046

Chrysotile Chrysotile Chrysotile

Bldg Demo’d Removed

Bldg Demo’d Removed

13 Motor Pool Restroom

Classroom

TO Room

Floor tile grey GM900081 Mastic black GM900081 Floor tile tan GM900082

Mastic tan and black GM900082 Floor tile tan GM900083 Mastic tan GM900083

Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Non detect

Bldg Demo’d Removed

61 Metals Technology

Jet Engine Jet Engine Jet Engine

TSI – 1987

Restroom GM870068

Low pressure steam line GM870069 Steam line above office GM870070

Chrysotile & Amosite

Chrysotile

Bldg Demo’d Removed Removed Removed

Bldg Demo’d Removed Removed Removed

61 Metals Technology

Janitor’s Closet

Hall

Machine Shop Fabrication Shop

Machine Shop

Machine Shop Loft Hall

Throughout Bldg

Various suspect ACM – 2003 Drywall white H-61-01 Texture white H-61-01 Texture white H-61-02 Texture white H-61-03 Texture white H-61-04 Drywall white H-61-04 Texture white H-61-05 Drywall white H-61-06 Texture white H-61-06

TSI grey H-61-07 Ceiling tile white H-61-08 1x1 floor tile grey H-61-09

Floor tile mastic yellow H-61-09 Pipe insulation and elbows

Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Chrysotile

Bldg Demo’d Removed

72 Various suspect ACM – 2015

Drywall white B72-01 Texture white B72-01 Drywall white B72-02

Texture off white B72-02 Texture white B72-03 Texture white B72-04

Joint compound beige B72-04 2x4 ceiling tile white

12x12 floor tile blue B72-06 Floor tile mastic gold B72-06 12x12 floor tile blue B72-07

Floor tile mastic yellow B72-07 12x12 floor tile beige B72-08 Floor tile mastic gold B72-08 12x12 floor tile beige B72-09 Floor tile mastic gold B72-09

Roofing felt black B72-10 Roofing mastic black B72-10

Non detect Chrysotile Chrysotile Non detect Chrysotile Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect Non detect

Bldg Demo’d Removed

HVAC dampener beige B72-11 Non detect

90 Comm Crypto Room

TSI – 1990

Pipe insulation grey GM900017

Removed

Bldg Demo’d Removed

90 Comm Various suspect ACM – 1996 Drywall white GM960021 Ceiling Tile GM 960022

Floor tile GM960023 Floor tile mastic GM960023

Non detect Chrysotile

Bldg Demo’d Removed

APPENDIX D. ASBESTOS REGISTER

Area Inspected Date Inspected Evidence of Damage or

Deterioration (yes/no)

Inspected By Comments

APPENDIX E: CERTIFICATIONS

APPENDIX E: LABORATORY TEST RESULTS

Documentation is located in the Asbestos Management Plan binders Building 88, Room 1, Bookshelf 3, on Shelf 2. Additional correspondence and records are found in the Asbestos folder on the computer. The computer and hard copy binders must be used together.