Attachment_1_Asbestos_Report_FZ-40028-17.pdf

Building R-2261 Fort Bragg, NC

Asbestos Survey for Renovation of

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Prepared by Solomon Locklear of Carolina Environmental Design, LLC, Inspector

License Number 12601 for

The Directorate of Public Works, Ft. Bragg, North Carolina

Asbestos Survey Report

Introduction

Scope of the Investigation

This report documents the asbestos inspection and survey of the Building R-2261 located at Fort Bragg, North Carolina conducted on November 17th, 2015, and returned on March 1st, 2016 to take additional samples on the exterior of the building. The inspection was conducted by Solomon Locklear, NC asbestos inspector license number: NC12601.

Background

The building is constructed out of corrugated metal and transite panels on the exterior, with the windows of the building constructed out of metal. The window panes are held in place with window glazing and window caulk present on the outer edges of the windows. The roof system of the building is a flat roof system that has the rubber roof membrane, and there are pipes and miscellaneous equipment that are sealed with both white and black roof caulk. The interior of the building is constructed out of CMU block and drywall/joint compound and ceiling tile present in the ceiling. The flooring system is a concrete floor system covered with a layer of light orange 12”x12”floor tile with black mastic. In some areas, there is an additional layer of 12”x12” floor tile with mastic. The HVAC pipes running throughout the building were covered with fiberglass insulation.

Conclusions

Asbestos was detected in the following materials:

12”x12” Floor Tile With Black Mastic Window Caulking Transite Siding Material

Asbestos was not detected in the following materials:

Floor Tile With Yellow Glue Drywall/Joint Compound Acoustical Ceiling Tile Black Roof Caulk White Roof Caulk Window Glazing

Limitations

As is the case with any asbestos inspection, materials that were not readily apparent or were located in concealed locations may not have been identified. If any material that is suspected to contain asbestos, and was not included in this report as a material identified and tested, is discovered, it should be evaluated for asbestos content before it is disturbed.

This report is not intended for use as an asbestos removal specification. It is not within the scope of this work to describe all appropriate precautions, safeguards and regulations relating to asbestos.

Sole Use Statement

This report is provided for the sole use of the Directorate of Public Works at Ft. Bragg. Reliance on this report by any third parties will be at such party’s sole risk, and Carolina Environmental Designs the survey disclaims liability for any use of or reliance on this report by third parties. All portions of this report, including attachments and figures, are interrelated and integral to this report and should not be transmitted independent of each other.

Asbestos Containing Materials

MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSESSMENT

Sample Type Homogenous Area Description/Location

% Asbestos Yes/No/Presumed

Quantity/Type (If ACM)

Friable / Non-Friable Condition Disturbance

Potential

MISC

12”x12” Floor Tile With Black Mastic, Located in the Parachute Storage and Maintenance Area of the Hangar

5% Chrysotile

7,500 SF Non-Friable Good Low

MISC

Window Caulking Located on the

Exterior/Interior of Building Around the Edges of the Window

10% Chrysotile

Unable to Quantify Non-Friable Good Low

MISC

Transite Siding Material, Located on the Exterior Walls of Building and interior Bay Walls

15% Chrysotile 7,150 SF Non-Friable Good Low

Laboratory Reports and Chain of Custody Forms

Sample Locations

Pictures of Asbestos Containing Materials

Window Caulking Present on Exterior and Interior of Building

Red 12”x12” Floor Tile with Black Mastic

Exterior Transite Siding

Interior Transite Siding on Bay Upper Walls

Certifications and Accreditations

FB Form 4283