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Asbestos Building Inspector Refresher 1/5/2010 Asbestos Secti tion 1 Inspector Pre re-Ins Inspecti tion Refresher Acti tivit vities Training Course TSI TSI www.TSItraining.com www.TSItraining.com Call 1-866-666-8438 Fax 1-866-813 - 9804 Call 1-866-666-8438 Fax 1-866-813 - 9804 Liability ty Reducti tion & & Reasons to Conduct an Inspection Safe fe Building Envir vironme ment • Conducting a comprehensive survey • Liability Reduction & Safe Building Environment – State of art practices • Property Transfer – Inspector‟s duty • Regulatory Compliance • thoroughly identify and assess • accurately report the findings • recommend methods to control asbestos TSI TSI P.1 P.1 Liability ty Reducti tion & & Property Transfer Safe fe Building Envir vironme ment Recognized Environmental Conditions • Implementing effective management Protocols controls – rarely comprehensive – Implement controls – usually identify only limited suspect materials (i.e. friable) – Continuously manage – limited assessments (i.e. damaged materials) – few samples in a facility TSI TSI P.1 P.1 Training Services International 1
Asbestos Building Inspector Refresher 1/5/2010 Regulatory Comparison Regulatory Inspection Requirements AHERA OSHA OSHA NESHAP • AHERA 40 CFR Part 763 Subpart E Scope 40 CFR 29 CFR 1910.1001 29 CFR 1926.1101 40 CFR Part 763 General Industry Construction Part 61 • OSHA General Industry Standard Facilities Schools (K-12) All buildings w/ All areas All structures 29 CFR 1910.1001 employees employees are or excluding residential Public & private Exception: will perform buildings w/ 4 or not-for-profit construction & off- construction fewer dwelling units • OSHA Construction Standard shore activities 29 CFR 1926.1101 • Building-wide • Employees’ • Employees’ • Affected areas of Identify • Interior Areas Areas facility • NESHAP 40 CFR Part 61 Subpart M • Accessible • Accessible & • Accessible & • Accessible Inaccessible Inaccessible • States Detect AHERA protocol AHERA protocol AHERA protocol AHERA protocol or or assume or assume or assume assume • Location • • Location • Location Assess Location • Condition • • Condition • Condition Quantity • Potential for • Potential for • Potential for Disturbance Disturbance Disturbance • Quantity • Quantity • Quantity TSI TSI P. 2 P.3 New Buildings & Materials ASTM Asbestos Survey Need to inspect? Baseline Survey Project Design Survey Yes Entire facility Limited to abatement areas o Indoor & outdoor material Supports abatement • Ban issues o Includes miscellaneous items & stored All suspect ACM sampled materials Destructive testing often needed • PACM Long term ACM management No assessment unless abatement Sampling & assuming permitted decisions have not been made • AHERA Exemptions No destructive testing/ surface Supports NESHAP requirements damage to thoroughly inspect prior to • MSDS‟s Generates enough information to renovation/ demolition support posting signs & labeling for OSHA compliance • State requirements TSI TSI P. 2 P.4 Active U.S. Ban Legislation Current Asbestos Bans and Restrictions • • • Argentina Portugal Ireland Senate passed Ban Asbestos in America Act • • Austria Seychelles • Japan • • Chile Slovenia • Latvia – Bans nearly all asbestos uses • Czech Republic • Sweden • Luxembourg • • Estonia* United Kingdom – Exempts naturally occurring fill material • Netherlands • France • Australia • Poland • Germany – Other exemptions include DOD, NASA, & • Belgium • • Saudi Arabia Honduras • chlorine process Cyprus • Iceland • Slovakia • Denmark • Italy • Spain • Finland • Similar bill in House Kuwait • Switzerland • • Lithuania Gabon committee • Uruguay • Malta • Greece • Norway • Portugal • Hungary TSI TSI P.5 P. 5 Training Services International 2
Asbestos Building Inspector Refresher 1/5/2010 Selecting an Inspection Firm 2. Site Visits 1. Scope of Work • Complexity determines need • Individual or group visits Owner Responsibilities Inspector Responsibilities Convey why they are conducting the Thoroughly review bid documents • Information available survey including: Intended use for survey report Ask questions about: Plans & specifications Who will use survey report Reasons for survey Regulatory requirements to be fulfilled Overview of building processes Availability of building records Activities following survey Escorts and/ or access Finalize scope & purpose of Previous surveys inspection Provide information including: Drawings & specifications Schedule inspection, escorts, & Previous inspections access Knowledgeable escorts TSI TSI P. 6 P. 6 3. Bidding Format Certifications & Qualifications Lump Sum Unit Cost MAP Course Inspector Management Planner Document review PLM analysis Requirements 3-day initial course Completed inspector Pre-inspection meetings Point count analysis At least 70% on exam course Walkthrough & TEM analysis 2-day initial course ½ -day refresher Non-typical materials At least 70% on exam identification Field sampling ½ -day additional refresher Report writing Report review Suggested High school diploma Registered architect, Pre-requisites engineer, CIH or related scientific field TSI TSI P. 6 P. 7 Certifications & Qualifications Certifications & Qualifications AHERA 40 CFR Part 763 Subpart E ASHARA • Inspector • Inspector – 24 hr MAP Course – 24 hr MAP Course • Management Planner • Management Planner – 16 hr MAP Course – 16 hr MAP Course TSI TSI P. 7 P. 7 Training Services International 3
Asbestos Building Inspector Refresher 1/5/2010 Certifications & Qualifications Certifications & Qualifications OSHA Construction & General Industry NESHAP 40 CFR Part 61 Subpart M • AHERA inspector or CIH for pre-1980 TSI or • No requirements identified, however, AHERA surfacing (PACM) inspector is recommended to fulfill „thoroughly • Industrial hygienist for pre-1980 flooring inspect‟ requirement • AHERA inspector or CIH is recommended to fulfill „due diligence‟ requirement TSI TSI P. 7 P. 7 Certifications & Qualifications Notifications Functions State Licenses • Limits confrontations during inspection • Inspector • Building occupants are informed of potential – 24 hr MAP Course hazard • Management Planner • Informed occupants less likely to disturb ACM – 16 hr MAP Course • Early and full disclosure may reduce legal • Application & Fee liabilities TSI TSI P. 7 P. 8 Notifications Notifications Methods Approaches • Notices • Communicate with all affected parties • Signs • Bring it up early. • Meetings • Tell the truth. TSI TSI P. 8 P. 8 Training Services International 4
Asbestos Building Inspector Refresher 1/5/2010 Notifications Notifications OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101 AHERA 40 CFR Part 763 Subpart E • Building & facility owners • Annual – Employees, tenants & occupants in – Occupants & legal guardians adjacent areas • Contractor (Inspector) – Other employers (contractors ) TSI TSI P. 8 P. 8 Notifications Building Records Drawings None to conduct inspections Assists inspector to – OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1001 locate ACM within the – NESHAP building and identify the building systems TSI TSI Improves the quality of the asbestos State requirements vary inspection report Various types of drawings TSI TSI P. 8 P. 9 Building Records Review of Building Records SYMBOL DRAWING COMPONENTS Site Plan A Architectural Floor plans Floor Plans Miscellaneous finishes M Mechanical Mechanical thermal system insulation P Plumbing Plumbing thermal system insulation S Structural Building grid plans Structural component insulation Abatement Plans & Other (usually fireproofing) Records Construction E Electrical Wiring, transformers, panel boxes Documents TSI TSI P. 9 P. 9 Training Services International 5
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