| (B) removal of asbestos-containing TSI, not to exceed
amounts greater than those that can be contained in a single, standard
(60 inches by 60 inches) glove bag and not intended as asbestos abatement;
(C) minor repairs to damaged TSI that do not require
removal;
(D) repairs to a piece of asbestos-containing wallboard;
and
(E) repairs, involving encapsulation, enclosure, or
removal, to small amounts of ACM only if required in the performance
of emergency or routine maintenance activity and not intended solely
as asbestos abatement. Such work may not exceed amounts greater than
those which can be contained in a single prefabricated mini-containment.
(88) SSSD O&M activity--An O&M activity that
is limited to SSSD activities.
(89) Start date--The date defined as:
(A) Asbestos abatement start date. For the purpose
of notification to DSHS as required in §296.251 of this chapter
(relating to Notifications), the date that the actual disturbance
of asbestos begins. Abatement preparation that does not disturb asbestos
is not the asbestos abatement start date.
(B) Demolition start date. The date that the demolition
begins. Asbestos preparation that does not wreck or remove a load-bearing
structural member or move a building from its foundation is not the
demolition start date.
(90) Stop date--The date defined as:
(A) Asbestos abatement stop date (completion date).
(i) For the purpose of notification to DSHS as required
in §296.251 of this chapter, the date that clearance is achieved
as described in §296.211(h)(C)(iii) of this chapter (relating
to General Requirements for Asbestos Abatement in a Public Building).
(ii) For removal of resilient floor-covering material
in accordance with §296.171 of this chapter (relating to Removal
of Resilient Floor-Covering Material), the asbestos abatement stop
date is the date that the ACBM is removed from the substrate and properly
containerized as required in the RFCI work practices.
(iii) For NESHAP projects, the asbestos abatement stop
date is the date that all RACM is removed from the substrate and properly
containerized.
(B) Demolition stop date (completion date). In public
buildings, commercial buildings, or facilities that do not contain
RACM, the date that the wrecking or removal operations of load-bearing
structural components or both are completed. In structurally unsound
buildings or facilities that contain RACM, the demolition stop date
is the date that load-bearing structural components are removed and
RACM is containerized or removed from the site in accordance with
40 CFR §61.150 (relating to Standard for waste disposal for manufacturing,
fabricating, demolition, renovation, and spraying operations).
(91) Surfacing material--Material that is sprayed on,
troweled on, or otherwise applied to surfaces, such as acoustical
plaster on ceilings and fireproofing materials on structural members,
or other materials on surfaces for acoustical, fireproofing, or other
purposes.
(92) Survey--An inspection activity undertaken in a
public building, commercial building, or facility to determine the
quantities and locations of homogeneous areas of ACBM by assuming
suspect material or collecting samples of such material and assessing
its condition, whether by visual or physical examination.
(A) This term includes reinspections of friable and
nonfriable known or assumed ACBM previously identified, as described
in 40 CFR §763.85(b) (relating to Inspection and reinspections).
(B) This term does not include:
(i) a periodic surveillance as described in 40 CFR §763.92(b)
(relating to Training and periodic surveillance) performed solely
for the purpose of recording or reporting a change in the condition
of known or assumed ACBM;
(ii) an inspection performed by an employee or agent
of federal, state, or local government solely for the purpose of determining
compliance with applicable statutes or regulations; or
(iii) a visual inspection of the type described in
40 CFR §763.90(i) (relating to Response actions) solely for the
purpose of determining proper completion of a response action.
(93) Survey report--A report that contains:
(A) for a public building:
(i) a written description, diagram, or both that clearly
and accurately identifies and reflects the location of each homogeneous
area of suspected ACBM that is assumed to be ACM or was sampled for
ACM, including the sampling location for each bulk sample and the
dates that each sample was collected;
(ii) a written description of:
(I) the manner used to determine sampling locations;
(II) the estimated amount of ACBM in each homogeneous
area in square feet or, for ACBM on piping, in linear feet;
(III) the type of material sampled; and
(IV) the condition and friability of the ACBM, and
the assessment of ACBM must conform to generally accepted industry
standards, such as the AHERA requirements specified in 40 CFR Part
763, Subpart E (relating to Asbestos-Containing Materials in Schools), §§763.85
- 763.88, which is the required method for schools;
(iii) the name, signature, and, as applicable, accreditation
and state of accreditation or license number of the inspector performing
each activity;
(iv) the name, signature, and as applicable, accreditation
and state of accreditation or license number of the licensed management
planner or consultant employing the licensed asbestos inspector performing
each activity; and
(v) a copy of the analyses of any bulk samples, the
dates of analyses, and a copy of any other laboratory reports pertaining
to the analyses; or
(B) for a NESHAP facility, a record of the thorough
inspection of the affected facility or part of the facility where
the demolition or renovation operation will occur for the presence
of asbestos, including Category I and Category II nonfriable ACM that
identifies:
(i) the location of ACM; and
(ii) the inspector that performed the survey.
(94) TSI--Thermal system insulation. TSI is ACM applied
to pipes, fittings, boilers, breeching, tanks, ducts, or other interior
structural components to prevent heat loss or gain, water condensation,
or for other similar purposes.
(95) USC--The United States Code.
(96) Working days--Monday through Friday, including
a holiday that falls on one of those days.
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