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1 ASBESTOS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. P.O. Box 505 Bangor, CA Phone (530) Report for Lincoln Elementary School 1582 Lincoln Road Yuba City, Ca Mold Report April 23, 20152 This report is based on a request by the district for Asbestos Science Technologies, Inc. to perform services relevant to water incursion problems and subsequent mold and fungal contamination that have occurred at the site known as Lincoln Elementary School. This report takes into account mold and fungal contamination in all the areas which were sampled. It does not address areas which were not sampled. This report shall not cover areas of infestation by insects, i.e. termites and/or vermin, etc. It also does not cover any bacterial or viral influences. This report shall address the anticipated and visually acknowledged source of the water incursion and areas which have been addressed by sampling methodologies. Plans for remediation and action by the district in accordance with standard health and safety issues shall be addressed as part of this report and protocol. The extent of actual mold is indicated as part of this report and protocol. Destructive physical sampling was not performed and limited air samples were taken in each area. Sampling was performed in order to determine extent of damage, location of water incursions as well as toxigenic mold and fungal contamination problems. Health and safety are the primary concerns for the buildings occupants. This protocol shall address the specific measures which shall be taken to address the health and safety risks of all persons that may be occupying the aforementioned school building. There may be significant health risks associated with inhalation of harmful spores. This project shall be subject to OSHA guidelines involving hazard communication. Reference for communication shall be 29 CFR Respiratory protection shall be based on 29 CFR3 On April 21, Jon Warren - Industrial Hygienist and bio-hazard consultant, performed a visual inspection of Lincoln Elem. School rooms 17 through 20. The school areas inspected are classrooms. After the visual inspection was conducted, air quality (Air-O-Cell) samples were collected for mold identification and quantification. At the time of investigation visual observations indicated visible mold/fungal contamination at the peak of classrooms 18 through 20 and down the end walls at the peak. Mold spores are growing on ceiling tiles on the classroom side in rooms 18 and 19 which are visible to the naked eye. Visible mold was observed inside of light fixtures in rooms 18 and 19. Water was noticed inside of the ceiling peak beam paint as well. Water apparently came from the outside as wind and water blew into the classroom areas from the outside peak of the roof. The water along with cellulose and/or correct conditions has created a health and safety issue inside of classrooms 18 through 20. Classroom 17 did not show any significant toxigenic mold spores at the time of the air sampling. Visible signs of water damaged areas and mold were observed in all the listed areas. This has become a health and safety issue for the district as students and faculty are being exposed to toxigenic airborne mold spores. Note: There may be substantial mold growing above the ceiling tiles and within the peak of the beam in each classroom. Destructive sampling did not occur. Ambient air was collected with very little air movement. Mold spores would most likely been much higher with children and staff within the classroom along with air movement by heating or air conditioning. Sample levels are sufficient to determine a health and safety issue for the aforementioned classrooms. Microscopic examination of samples collected indicate stachybotrys spores in the building in classrooms 18 through 20. Therefore, indoor contamination is present. The classroom building shall not be entered except by a remediation contractor with adequate respiratory protection. (Note, the air quality is subject to change with the environment. Continual moisture, disturbance, and/or activity associated with moldinfested materials can amplify indoor airborne mold spore concentrations, i.e. student movement and activity throughout the building. Based on the above, immediate health and safety measures are being requested to be put into place involving remediation. Note: Stachybotrys is prominent in the sampling that occurred. These spores are considered toxigenic, produce mycotoxins and typically act as opportunistic pulmonary pathogens. The mycotoxins produced by these molds tend to be immunosuppressive. These findings shall be communicated to all individuals within the said structure and more specifically to all remediation workers.4 Anytime that mycotoxins are found on the interior of a building as a result of water incursion issues, health and safety practices shall be put into place. Because of the history of water intrusions affecting the interior ceiling and wall areas located in the classroom wing 18 through 20, a mold infestation is affecting the indoor air quality. The source of mold indoors and out shall be addressed. The sample results are to a point that would justify taking action to not occupy the aforementioned rooms in their entirety until remediation activities and clearance sampling can return the rooms to normal levels. The ceiling tiles in each room shall be removed a minimum of 3 feet from the peak of the classroom wing 18 through 20 on each side of the ceiling beam. All ceiling tiles affected shall be disposed of and replaced. All insulation above shall also be removed and replaced. All wood areas which are affected above the ceiling shall be cleaned with an appropriate disinfectant and sealed with an antimicrobial sealer. All beams in each room shall be opened and cleaned. If the enclosed trim casements are mold infected beyond repair, then they shall be replaced. All cellulose ceiling tiles which are affected and insulation shall be removed through remediation. Cut lines shall be followed as well. If mold growth is observed beyond the standard 3 feet each side of the peak beam then additional ceiling tiles and insulation shall be removed and the same procedures shall be followed for cleaning of wood above the ceiling tile and insulation barrier. All areas shall be placed under full containment guidelines. Individuals that have low or compromised immune systems, the elderly and children especially are allergic to said molds and may show some indication of sensitivity even to low levels of airborne mold spores.) There is no known safe level of mycotoxins which cause health related respiratory ailments. MYCOLOGICAL SITE REMEDIATION PLAN Immediate remediation of the structure listed above is necessary. This judgment is based on laboratory confirmation as well as physical confirmation of clinically significant fungal surface contamination found on surfaces where water stains and visible mold/fungal contamination are present. Furthermore, insulation, ceiling tiles and wall materials throughout the structure where water intrusions occurred shall be treated as mold infested based on the sample results and visual observations. The following recommendations for remediation shall be followed. An experienced competent mold abatement contractor shall perform all mold remediation activities. Air monitoring for mold shall occur from the start of the project until the completion. The Center for Disease Control recommendations shall be followed for re-occupancy mold levels.5 Health and Safety Procedures 1. Negative air containment shall be set for the building. Charcoal filtration shall be added to the (HEPA) high efficiency particulate air machines to filter spores. Maintain strict biohazard workers protection procedures (protective clothing, respirators with NIOSH approved HEPA for particulate filtering and with Carbon/Charcoal filters for spore and CL/Chlorine vapor filtering, safety goggles and gloves). All affected ceiling and wall area shall be removed or treated in the classroom wing 18 through 20 building. Standard cut line procedures to determine mold/fungal contamination shall be followed. 2. Based on the sample results, all exposed hard contents in the areas tested shall be wiped down before and after the abatement process. Any and all hard contents shall be covered prior to abatement. Any items that may be damaged during the remediation process shall be removed. 3. Cut and remove all mold infested ceiling tile and insulation located in classrooms 18 through 20 at Lincoln Elementary School in Yuba City, Ca. If there is mold observed in the end walls between classrooms after ceiling tiles are removed, then standard cut line procedures shall be used to remove and replace the drywall/joint compound or plaster contained in the end walls. Cleaning requirements shall be the same as for ceiling areas. Remove all affected insulation to access the mold infested structural wood materials contained within. Inspect wood members for and report to the onsite hygienist and rotting that may have occurred. If found, HEPA vacuum the exposed wood, wipe down and sand if necessary. Do not cut and/or remove any wood sections that have may have lost structural integrity from water damage. If structural integrity appears to have occurred, the district shall be contacted immediately. Do not remove any timbers that may cause for collapse of the building. 4. All work shall be done inside the containment (negative air enclosure). Negative pressure shall be at a minimum negative 0.02 inches of water. After removing the ceiling tiles & ceiling insulation, inspect the cavities for mold on wood members. If visible mold is found, HEPA vacuum, brush, and/or sand visible mold off the wood members located inside the cavity. Pictures are required to be taken of visible structural damage.6 5. All water damaged and mold contaminated building materials shall be removed and discarded. Concrete, masonry, structural steel and wood members may be cleaned and remain in place. Removal will continue until no mold growth is visible. Demolition of the contaminated construction materials will cause mold spores to be released in high concentrations into the air. Consequently, demolition must be performed only within an area contained by poly sheeting, with the constant use of negative air HEPA filtration machines to reduce dispersal of the mold spores. Removal of contaminated materials from containment shall be performed such that contamination is prevented to surrounding building rooms and contents. Such materials shall be bagged in six (6) mil poly, made airtight by double sealing, sufficiently disinfected, air dried and HEPA vacuumed before removal from containment. 6. Following removal of contaminated materials, all ceiling cavities, studs, plywood and possible wall cavities (as much as possible) within the contained area shall be disinfected. Disinfections are by liberal application of a 1:5 (or stronger) solution of sodium hypochlorite, using a stiff bristle nylon brush with a scrubbing action, then wiped dry. Any Cabinetry should be wiped with a 1:10 dilution of sodium hypochlorite, and then air-dried. 7. After cleaning the ceiling and possible wall cavities, HEPA vacuum and then wipe down all remaining exposed walls, floors and ceilings inside the containment area by use of fresh clean rags and a virgin cleaning agent and/or disinfectant (virgin meaning: spray only, no rag to bucket). Repeating this method will minimize residual airborne mold spore settlement that occurs during mold abatement activities. 8. Following abatement, clearance air samples shall be collected in the containment area, outside containment, and compared to baseline samples taken outside of the structure. 9. If testing indicates spore contamination outside of the water damaged area, cleaning by HEPA vacuuming of all exposed contents shall be performed. Those items stored in closed containers (i.e. boxes, cabinets, and drawers) which have not been opened subsequent to the water damage episode, and which were never exposed to water or associated high humidity will not require cleaning. Such HEPA vacuuming will be performed after the completion of mold abatement, including disinfections. Goods and materials which have hard surfaces and which have not sustained water or mold damage, and all internal structural surfaces inside containment should also be disinfected and HEPA vacuumed prior to removal of containment. All water and mold damaged items shall be replaced with virgin equivalent items.7 10. Forced airflows through HVAC systems shall not be permitted into or out of contaminated areas (HVAC systems shall be shut down and blocked off with poly in all containments or contaminated areas). Replace filters on HVAC systems if airborne spores have been released while the systems were operating. 11. Negative air, exhausting to the buildings' exterior and filtered through HEPA filters shall continue throughout the entire remediation process until clearance samples indicate that the ambient spore levels have been achieved. Further recommendations and/or final project clearance will depend on the results of these tests. 12. Continued moisture in a structure may cause additional mold growth or the recurrence of mold infestation after remediation has been completed. 13. All wood members which are exposed after remediation procedures shall be treated with an approved mold inhibitor and sealed. Abatement workers shall wear respirators with HEPA and chlorine gas filtration, disposable protective gloves (latex or equivalent), foot coverings and clothing when involved with and demolition of disinfecting activities inside containment. Before leaving containment, abatement personnel shall remove gross contamination from the outside of respirators and protective clothing by vacuuming with a HEPA vacuum. All disposable clothing shall be removed inside the containment area and treated as contaminated waste. Note: At the completion of the abatement activities, all carpeted areas shall be cleaned with a steam cleaner to remove all residual mold spores. Jon Warren This report has been prepared by Jon N. Warren Title 8 CCR 3203 & 5194 Certification # 201-Mold Operations and Maintenance Similar documents
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