Asbestos SurveyReport - Former Fort Ord - Environmental Cleanup

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ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT
CORPS OF ENGINEERS - FORT ORD INSTALLATION
and nonfnable materials, these materials are grouped into a third category - Friable/Nonfriable. Each
material’s estimated cost is the sum of all the individual building costs for that material.
Table 4 is a summary of the Current Working Estimate for all buildings, bioken out for work items and
additive items. For this report, costs for abatement of small amounts of material were set at or above a
cefiain minimum for each type of material, to reflect typical construction cost estimating. When a
building is small, the cost per square foot may appear to be larger than average, depending on the
types of materials to be abated, whether there are several layers of materials to be handled, whether
there are a large number of different materials, each petiaps subject to a minimum cost even though
their quantities may be small. If a project were to include abatement of all materials in many structures
at a time, ceflain cost efficiencies might be achieved.
Table 5 specifies the locations of the DOL and DEI numbered structures.
Asbestos is a hazardous substance. Its condition, handling, and disposal are regulated by federal, state
and local agencies. All asbestos abatement work must be performed in accordance with governing
agency regulations. DEI recommends that one staff member be assigned as an Operations and
Maintenance (C)&M) Program Manager, who will develop and manage the program. The person should
receive appropriate training and be charged with coordinating the periodic O&M inspections. These
inspections should include surveying all asbestos-containing building materials in the facility. Defects
such as signs of increased wear, water damage, vandalism and impact damage should be noted and
repaired immediately. Construction or remodeling which occurs in the buildings should be reviewed by
the O&M managers in the planning stage to see if preparatory abatement work will be required. A
complete record should be maintained of all findings (including the suwey report), procedures and
actions. This record should also contain names of technical advisors, inspectors, consultants, and “ifi
staff time, material and costs associated with asbestos control and abatement. In the future, if co c “~::i;
recovery is sought from the manufacturers, suppliers, or contractors, or in the event of litigation, this
information will be required,
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TABLE 1A - STRUCTURES / MATERIALS WITH RATINGS OF 1 TO 5
BUILDING MATERIAL / LOCATION / CONDITION
Ratina 1- Irnmediat e Total Removal
POO033 Asbes!~s%omaining nonfnable 4“ O.D. pipe fitting and run iagging and friible insulation in the first flmr
kitchen was in qenerally pT oortdtiion.
POO033 Asbestos-containing nonfriable hot water storage tank lagging and friable tank insulation in the first floor
kilchen were siqnficantty damaged.
POO077 Friable asbestosantaining insulation was obsmved on the flmr of the furnace in the first flcar furnace
1rcmm, and it was siqnfican~y damacrecf.
POO081 Friable asbeslos-containing debris under the tank in the first flcar furnace rmm was in w r rendition.
POO083 Friable asbestos~nlaining insulation on the flwr of the furnace in the first flmr furnace rcmm was
significantly damaqed.
TO0135 Asbestos-containing friable 5= O.D. pipe fitting insulation and nonfriable bgging in the fimt floor
mechanid rmm was siqnlhcantly damaged.
To0551 Nonfriable asbestos-containing 9= x 9“ black rasilienl flmr tile and 9“ x 9“ green resilient flcmr tile
throuohoti the buildinq was siqnifican!ly damaqed.
,, TO1 674 Friable asbestos~ontaininq tiler insulation in the first flmr boiler rmm was siqnifimntly darnaqed. ,
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