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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.370 - Soldering Materials

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Allen Solder Paste P-200 (2)
L.B. Allen Co., Inc.
Duratec Brand Type TLR and Filter Rosin-Core Solider
						  (2)
SPC Technology
Duratec TLC-6008 Tin/Lead Cream (2)
SPC Technology
Resin Core Solder #44 (2)
Kester Solder
Ribbon Lead/Acoustilead (2,1)
Federated-Fry Metals, Inc.
Silver Alloy Solder Sheet (A6045, A6047, A6056, A6061,
						  A6074) (2,1,3)
TSI, Inc.
Silver Alloy Solder Wire (B6061, B6003, B6032, B6040,
						  B6045, B6047 (2,1,3)
TSI, Inc.
Solder (2)
Kester Solder
Solder (2,1)
M.C. Canfield Sons
Solid Solder Bar, Wire and Ingot (2)
Ames Metal Products Co.
Solid Solder Bar, Wire and Ingot (2)
Ames Metal Products Co.
Sta-Brite Solder (DI-603) (2)
J.W. Harris Co., Inc.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 850 - UNIFORM HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACT OF ILLINOIS › Section 850.10 - Definitions

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"Act." Act means the Uniform Hazardous Substances Act of
				Illinois (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch. 1111/2, pars. 251 et seq.), as
				amended.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 850 - UNIFORM HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACT OF ILLINOIS › Section 850.20 - Minimum Regulations

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a) The
			 Federal Hazardous Substances Act Regulations ( 16 CFR 1500 ), as amended,
			 adopted in accordance with the Federal Hazardous Substances Act (
			 15
			 U.S.C. 1261 ), as amended, shall be the
			 minimum rules and regulations pursuant to the Uniform Hazardous Substances Act
			 of Illinois. A public hearing may be requested prior to the adoption of any of
			 these rules.
b) Copies of the
			 Federal Hazardous Substances Act Regulations shall be on file with the
			 Department and available therefrom.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 850 - UNIFORM HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACT OF ILLINOIS › Section 850.30 - Exemptions

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Exemption of Certain Articles Containing Radioactive Materials.
				Any article containing radioactive material that is produced, transported,
				stored or used in accordance with the provisions of the Radiation Protection
				Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch. 111½, pars. 211 et seq.) and the Rules
				and Regulations for Protection Against Radiation promulgated thereunder (32
				Ill. Adm. Code: Chapter II, Subchapter b), shall be exempt from all provisions
				of this Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 855.5 - Applicability

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a) Subparts A, B,
				and C contain incorporated materials, definitions, variance procedures,
				requirements of licensure, training course approval provisions, and
				responsibilities of licensed persons. These three Subparts apply to asbestos
				abatement project activities in commercial and public buildings and schools,
				except as noted in specific Sections.
b) Subpart D of this Part contains
				notification requirements and work practices and controls applicable to
				asbestos abatement project activities performed in commercial and public
				buildings, except as specified in Subpart D, in accordance with the Commercial
				and Public Building Asbestos Abatement Act [225 ILCS 207 ] and federal
				requirements.
c) Subpart E and
				Appendices A and B contain requirements applicable to Local Educational
				Agencies, and planning and notification requirements, and work practices and
				controls applicable to asbestos abatement project activities performed in
				public and private schools, in accordance with the Asbestos Abatement Act [105
				ILCS 105 ] and federal requirements.
d) Subpart F contains provisions for the
				issuance of fines and penalties, procedures governing administrative hearings
				for violations of applicable laws or this Part, and provisions for stop work
				orders applicable to all asbestos abatement project activities performed in
				Illinois.
e) Notwithstanding any
				other provision of Part 855, the asbestos requirements established by USEPA and
				OSHA and incorporated by reference in Section
				855.10(a)
				of this Part shall govern the repair, maintenance, and removal of nonfriable
				resilient floor covering materials and persons designing, planning,
				contracting, supervising and/or performing such activities and related
				inspections. The notification requirements set forth in Sections
				855.220(a)
				and (b) and
				855.330(c)
				shall apply to such removals as applicable.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 855.10 - Incorporation by Reference-Federal Regulations and Other Standards

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The following regulations and standards are incorporated in
				  this Part:
a) Regulations and
				guidelines of federal agencies:
1)
				Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor (OSHA),
				Occupational Safety and Health Standards - Asbestos;
				29 CFR
				1910.1001 (July 1, 1997).
2) OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health
				Standards - Respiratory Protection;
				29 CFR
				1910.134 (July 1, 1997).
3) Environmental Protection Agency, National
				Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants; 40 CFR 61 Subpart A (General
				Provisions) and Subpart M (National Emission Standards for Asbestos) (July 1,
				1997).
4) USEPA, Asbestos; 40 CFR
				763 - 40 CFR 763 Final Rule Effective December 14, 1987.
5) OSHA, Safety and Health Regulations for
				Construction - Asbestos;
				29 CFR
				1926.1101, Final Rule Effective October 11,
				1994.
6) USEPA, Asbestos; 40 CFR
				763, Appendix C to Subpart E (Asbestos Model Accreditation Plan), revised April
				4, 1994.
7) Guidance for
				Controlling Asbestos-Containing Materials in Buildings, Appendix J, EPA Report
				No. 560/5-85-024 (1985).
8) U.S.
				Environmental Protection Agency, Electron Microscope Measurement of Airborne
				Asbestos Concentrations, Report No. 600/2-77-178 (1978).
9) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
				Methodology for the Measurement of Airborne Asbestos by Electron Microscopy,
				Contract No. 68-02-3266 (1984).
10)
				National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Certified NIOSH Equipment
				List, Department of Health and Human Services Publication Number 92-101 (1991).
				Contract No. 68-02-3266 (1984).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 855.25 - Alternative Procedures and Variances

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a) A variance may be requested by submitting
				a written proposal to the Department a minimum of 20 days before the
				commencement of work. The written proposal shall include a detailed description
				of the procedure(s) to be used in lieu of the requirements of this Part. The
				capability of the alternative procedure(s) to provide an orderly, efficient,
				and safe abatement which ensures protection equivalent to that provided by this
				Part or to otherwise satisfy the intent of this Part shall be the basis for
				approval or denial of the variance. The Department shall notify the applicant
				in writing of its decision to either grant or deny the variance within 20 days
				after receipt of the request. The project manager shall keep the approved
				variance available at the work site at all times.
b) Variances on abatement project activities
				shall be issued on a per project basis. Variance requests shall bear the
				signature of the licensed project designer. Variances shall be valid for 180
				days from the date of issuance.
c)
				A completed Request for Variance Cover Sheet form provided by the Department
				shall be submitted with each variance request.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart B - LICENSURE AND TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL › Section 855.100 - License Requirements

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a) Subpart
				B applies to licensing of asbestos workers, supervisors, inspectors, management
				planners, project designers, project managers and air sampling professionals.
				Section 20(b) of the Commercial and Public Building Asbestos Abatement Act
				[225 ILCS
				207/20(b) ] requires only
				contractors, workers, supervisors, inspectors and project designers to be
				licensed by the Department to perform project activities in commercial and
				public buildings. Licensure is required for persons performing project
				activities in excess of 3 square feet or 3 linear feet, as required by Section
				35 of the Commercial and Public Building Asbestos Abatement Act. Employees of
				the Illinois Department of Public Health, the Illinois Capital Development
				Board, and the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency are exempt from
				licensure fees when licenses are used only for purposes related to their agency
				employment.
b) Asbestos worker
				licenses expire on February 1 of each year, except that licenses issued after
				October 31 shall expire one year after the next February 1. Asbestos project
				supervisor, inspector, management planner, project designer, project manager
				and air sampling professional licenses expire on May 15 of each year except
				that licenses issued after January 15 shall expire one year after the next May
				15. License applicants shall:
1) Be at least
				18 years of age.
2) Submit a
				completed and signed application form provided by the Department. Address
				changes shall be submitted in writing.
3) Submit two 1" X 1" photographs (head and
				shoulders only) for proper identification of the licensee. The photographs
				shall be original, clear, current, and color pictures of the applicant with the
				name printed on the back.
4) Meet
				the certificate accreditation requirements of subsection (j) of this
				Section.
5) Meet the specific
				requirements for licensure contained in subsections (c) through (i), as
				relevant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart B - LICENSURE AND TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL › Section 855.120 - Training Course Approval and Accreditation

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In accordance with Section 10a of the Asbestos Abatement Act
				  and Section 35 of the Commercial and Public Building Asbestos Abatement Act,
				  the following are minimum standards of course curricula for approval of
				  training course providers to conduct worker, contractor/supervisor, inspector,
				  management planner and project designer accredited courses.
a) The Department shall develop a list of all
				Illinois approved training course providers and the courses they are accredited
				to teach and make this list available upon request.
b) Any educational institution or other
				person may apply for accreditation of an initial or refresher training course
				by submitting the following for each type of training course for which
				accreditation by the Department is sought.
1)
				A completed application form provided by the Department.
2) A $500 application fee per each type of
				course for which the provider is seeking accreditation. A check or money order
				must be made payable to the Illinois Department of Public Health.
3) A list of other states that currently
				approve the training course, if any.
4) A copy of USEPA or state approval
				letter(s). (Required for training courses previously approved by USEPA or other
				states.)
5) A description of the
				course.
6) A detailed outline of
				the course curriculum and the amount of time allotted to each topic.
7) A description of the teaching methods to
				be used to present each topic (i.e., lectures, discussions, demonstrations and
				audio-visual materials).
8) A copy
				of course materials, student manuals, instructor manuals, and any handouts that
				cover the information specified in subsection (c).
9) A copy of the examination and answer key
				as required in subsection (g).
10)
				A list of instructors and a completed instructor's application for each
				instructor as required in subsection (j).
11) A copy of the course certificate as
				required in subsection (f).
12) A
				statement of the length of training, in days.
13) A description of the type of hands-on
				training and an inventory of the facilities and equipment used in the hands-on
				training.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart C - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED PERSONNEL › Section 855.140 - Supervisor Responsibilities

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a) The
				supervisor shall be the contractor's designated representative who is licensed
				by the Department, and shall be responsible for carrying out the following
				activities:
1) Assist in decision-making
				regarding selection of procedures.
2) Review variance requests in accordance
				with Section
				855.25.
3) Ensure that all project activities are
				conducted in accordance with the requirements of the Asbestos Abatement Act or
				the Commercial and Public Building Asbestos Abatement Act, as applicable, and
				this Part.
4) Supervise project
				activities at all times. The supervisor must enter the contained area as part
				of supervision.
5) Meet with the
				project manager daily to review work progress and solve problems or adjust
				procedures as appropriate.
6) Prior
				to and during project activities, the contractor, or his designee, is
				responsible for assuring that all employees of the contractor who are
				conducting project activities possess, on the job site, a valid original
				current license issued by the Department. A copy of the license is not
				acceptable for meeting this requirement.
7) The contractor, or his designee, shall
				make a copy of the original license and the copy shall be available at the
				project site.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart C - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED PERSONNEL › Section 855.150 - Project Designer Responsibilities

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a) The Department shall prepare and maintain
				a list of licensed project designers. The list shall be made available upon
				request and shall be used to select a project designer.
1) All school asbestos abatement projects
				shall be designed by a Department licensed project designer in accordance with
				the requirements of this Section.
2) If a commercial or public building project
				is designed, the design shall be completed by a Department licensed designer in
				accordance with the requirements of this Section.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart C - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED PERSONNEL › Section 855.160 - Management Planner Responsibilities

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a) The Department shall prepare and maintain
				a list of licensed management planners. The list shall be made available to all
				school boards or building owners and shall be used to select a management
				planner.
b) In accordance with 40
				CFR 763, a licensed management planner shall prepare and develop the asbestos
				management plan for a school building. This plan shall be prepared from the
				inspection report which contains the assessment done by the licensed inspector
				and the bulk sample analyses done by a USEPA approved laboratory. A licensed
				management planner shall review a report on a reinspection required by
				40 CFR
				763.85(b) and recommend
				appropriate response actions in the management plan.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart C - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED PERSONNEL › Section 855.170 - Project Manager Responsibilities, Air Sampling Professional Responsibilities and Laboratory Services

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a)
				Project Manager
1) The project manager shall
				be licensed by the Department in accordance with Section
				855.100. For
				asbestos abatement projects in schools, the project manager shall be the
				building owner's designated representative, and shall be responsible for
				carrying out the following activities:
A)
				Assist in the evaluation of bids and the selection of a contractor.
B) Ensure that all project activities are
				conducted in accordance with the requirements of the Asbestos Abatement Act and
				this Part and contract document.
C)
				Be on-site whenever project activities are taking place.
D) Reject defective barriers and
				decontamination enclosure systems.
E) Meet with the contractor daily to review
				work progress, discuss problems and adjust procedures as appropriate.
F) Report on abatement activities to the
				building owner and/or school board.
G) Request, review and maintain contractor
				submission according to Sections
				855.350
				and
				855.450.
H) Enter the abatement project at least once
				every two hours to observe ongoing removal of asbestos-containing
				material.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart D - GENERAL ABATEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS › Section 855.220 - Notification and Procedures for Abatement of Asbestos in Commercial and Public Buildings

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The work procedures and controls specified below shall be
				  followed only for abatement of ACBM in commercial and public buildings, except
				  as indicated (Schools shall use procedures and controls specified in Subpart E
				  of this Part.):
a) Notification.
1) Notification of friable and nonfriable
				asbestos abatement project activities ranging in size from 3 square feet/3
				linear feet to 160 square feet/260 linear feet to be performed in commercial
				and public buildings, except industrial buildings as defined in Section
				855.20,
				shall be made to the Department at least 2 working days before the initiation
				of abatement project activities.
2)
				Notification to the Department is not required for asbestos abatement project
				activities performed in industrial buildings as defined in Section
				855.20.
3) Any notification
				required by this subsection (a) shall be made by the contractor or building
				owner on a form made available by the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart D - GENERAL ABATEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS › Section 855.230 - Equipment and Waste Container Removal Procedures

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a) External surfaces of contaminated
				containers and equipment shall be cleaned by wet cleaning and/or HEPA vacuuming
				before moving such items into the decontamination area for final cleaning as
				defined in OSHA regulation
				29 CFR
				1926.1101.
b) Once in the decontamination area, external
				surfaces of contaminated containers and equipment shall be cleaned a second
				time by wet cleaning before moving such items into the holding area pending
				removal to uncontaminated areas.
c)
				Containers and equipment shall be removed from the holding area by workers who
				have entered from uncontaminated areas wearing proper personal protective
				equipment. If the decontamination area does not terminate to the exterior of
				the building, the following procedures shall be followed:
1) Waste and equipment shall be placed in a
				cart. The cart shall not be overloaded, which may cause tipping.
2) The loaded cart shall be carefully taken
				to and unloaded in the enclosed waste storage unit.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart D - GENERAL ABATEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS › Section 855.240 - Reestablishment of the Work Area and HVAC Systems in Commercial and Public Buildings

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The contractor, building owner, or the building owner's
				  representative shall reestablish the work area in accordance with the following
				  procedures:
a) Reestablishment of the
				work area shall only occur following the completion of the cleanup procedures
				and after clearance air monitoring has been performed and documented to the
				satisfaction of the school board or building owner.
b) The contractor, the building owner or the
				building owner's designee shall visually inspect the work area for any
				remaining visible residue. Evidence of contamination shall necessitate
				additional cleaning.
c) Additional
				air monitoring shall be performed if additional cleanup is necessary.
d) Following completion of clearance air
				monitoring of the work area, remaining equipment and polyethylene barriers
				shall be removed and disposed of as asbestos-contaminated waste. Following
				removal, the entire area, including HVAC filter assembly and outside of the
				duct work, shall be wet cleaned or HEPA vacuumed to remove residual asbestos
				fibers.
e) Mounted objects removed
				from former positions during area preparation activities may be
				resecured.
f) Objects that were
				removed to temporary locations may be relocated to original
				positions.
g) New filters shall be
				installed in HVAC systems, as necessary, and mechanical and electrical systems
				shall be reestablished in working order.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart E - LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS FOR ABATEMENT › Section 855.310 - Procedures for School Inspections and Reinspections

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a) The Department shall prepare and maintain
				a list of licensed inspectors. All inspections and sampling of school buildings
				for the presence of ACBM and all assessments of the condition of ACBM in
				schools shall be done by a Department licensed asbestos inspector.
b) School Building Inspections.
1) Inspections shall be conducted only during
				non-school hours. Samples shall not be collected in areas where, and at times
				when, students or school personnel are present.
2) All areas of the school building shall be
				inspected including classrooms, cafeterias, auditoriums, gymnasiums, locker
				rooms, offices, hallways, tunnels, boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, above drop
				ceilings, crawl spaces, ventilation ducts, attics, basements, etc.
3) For initial inspections, the inspector
				shall identify and establish homogeneous sampling areas for friable and
				nonfriable materials.
4) The
				inspector shall photograph materials sampled and damaged areas found and
				identify locations where pictures were taken.
5) The inspector shall complete the form
				"Building Inspection for Friable and Nonfriable Materials" for each school or
				facility. (See Appendix B, Illustration A of this Part.)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart E - LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS FOR ABATEMENT › Section 855.325 - Management Plan

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a) In
				accordance with 40 CFR 763, each Local Educational Agency (LEA) shall submit to
				the Department the management plan for each individual school. The management
				plan shall comply with the management plan protocol in Section 855.Appendix B,
				Illustration H and Illustration I.
b) The management plan for each school
				building shall include:
1) Inspection report
				with assessment of each homogeneous area as required in Section
				855.310.
2) Laboratory analysis report.
3) Response action plans for each homogeneous
				area of ACBM in accordance with
				40 CFR
				763.90.
4) Operations and maintenance program for
				each homogeneous area of ACBM until such time as it is removed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart E - LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS FOR ABATEMENT › Section 855.330 - Operations and Maintenance

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a) The
				school board or building owner shall designate a person who shall be
				responsible for the implementation of an operations and maintenance plan. The
				plan shall be instituted in every school identified or assumed as having ACBM
				and shall be enforced at all times. The plan shall be in writing and shall meet
				the requirements of USEPA ( 40 CFR 763 ) and OSHA Regulations (
				29 CFR
				1926.1101 ).
b) Repair Procedures. Department-licensed
				asbestos workers shall be utilized when ACBM must be drilled, sanded, cut, or
				repaired, or friable ACBM must be cleaned and the following procedures shall be
				followed:
1) Heating, cooling, or ventilating
				air systems shall be shut down to prevent fiber dispersal to other areas of the
				building.
2) Openings in the work
				area, including windows, doorways, vents, and any other openings, shall be
				sealed off with six mil polyethylene or equivalent sheeting and duct
				tape.
3) All persons shall wear
				respirators equipped with high efficiency HEPA filters and approved by the
				National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
4) All persons shall wear disposable full
				body coveralls and head gear.
5)
				ACBM shall be wet down with amended water before repairing or disturbing the
				material to reduce airborne fiber release.
6) Work area shall be cleaned up using wet
				rags, mops or sponges, leaving no visible residue.
7) Asbestos-contaminated waste shall be
				sealed in six mil labeled plastic bags and disposed of at an approved disposal
				site.
8) Maintenance or repair
				which results in the disturbance of ACBM shall be conducted in accordance with
				OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 2926.1101(e) and (g).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart E - LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS FOR ABATEMENT › Section 855.350 - Submissions and Notices

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a) The
				contractor shall submit the following items to the Department postmarked or
				facsimile dated at least 10 working days prior to the commencement of an
				asbestos abatement project.
1) The Notice of
				Asbestos Abatement Form provided by the Department shall be completed and
				submitted by the contractor for all abatement projects. The completed form
				shall contain only correct and accurate information.
2) Written permission from the building owner
				confirming the authorization for the commencement of abatement according to
				Section
				855.450(g)
				shall be attached to the notification form and submitted to the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 855 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS › Subpart E - LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS FOR ABATEMENT › Section 855.360 - Demolition of a School Building

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a)
				Demolition of a school building shall be conducted in accordance with the
				National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants ( 40 CFR 61 ) and
				Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations ( 29 CFR 1910 and
				1926 ).
b) The building owner shall
				inform the Department in writing of the planned demolition.
c) If a portion of a building containing ACBM
				is to be demolished, the portion to be demolished shall be separated from the
				portion to remain by airtight barriers. Barriers erected for this purpose shall
				comply with Section
				855.430(a).
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a) A
				negative air pressure differential of at least 0.02 inches of water column,
				relative to outside ambient air pressure, shall be maintained at all times
				throughout the contained area during the asbestos abatement work to ensure that
				contaminated air in the work area does not filter back to uncontaminated areas.
				Instrumentation (a monometer with a readable tape) for measuring pressure
				differential shall be provided by the contractor in accordance with OSHA
				regulations
				29 CFR
				1926.1101.
b) Once the contained area is established,
				the negative pressure system shall operate continuously, 24 hours a day, from
				the start of the abatement work to final air clearance.
c) Asbestos fiber levels in areas adjacent to
				the contained area shall not exceed 0.01 fibers per cubic centimeter of air
				(f/cc) or background levels, whichever is higher, as determined by phase
				contrast microscopy. Work shall immediately cease in the area if fiber counts
				in adjacent areas are found to exceed this amount. Remedial action (e.g., wet
				cleaning) shall be taken to reduce such levels to those required by this
				Section.
d) The contractor shall be
				responsible for cleanup of any adjacent areas which become contaminated as a
				result of the asbestos abatement activities.
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The contractor performing asbestos abatement in a school
				  shall furnish all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for completion of
				  the project.
a) All materials subject
				to damage shall be stored off the ground, away from wet or damp surfaces, and
				under protective cover to prevent damage or contamination. Replacement
				materials shall be stored outside of the work area until abatement is
				completed.
b) Damaged and
				deteriorating materials shall not be used and shall be removed from the
				premises.
c) Plastic (polyethylene)
				sheeting, in sizes to minimize the frequency of joints, shall be
				furnished.
d) Duct tape shall be
				used for sealing joints of adjacent sheets of plastic and facilitating
				attachment of plastic sheets to finished or unfinished surfaces.
e) Spray adhesive shall be capable of
				providing additional sealing of joints and facilitating attachment of plastic
				sheeting to finished or unfinished surfaces where needed.
f) The surfactant used to produce amended
				water shall be a product that is nontoxic, noncarcinogenic, and is not an eye,
				nose, or skin irritant.
g) Airtight
				and watertight containers shall be provided to receive and retain any
				asbestos-containing or contaminated materials for storage until disposal at a
				landfill. The containers shall be labeled in accordance with OSHA regulation
				29 CFR
				1926.1101(k)(7).
h) Plastic asbestos disposal bags shall be
				six mil or equivalent in thickness and be marked with caution labels in
				accordance with OSHA regulation
				29 CFR
				1926.1101(k)(7).
i) Enclosure materials shall be impact
				resistant and assembled to be airtight. Gypsum panels taped at the seams,
				tongue and groove boards, and boards with spline joints all meet this
				requirement. Joints between walls and ceilings shall be caulked.
j) An encapsulant shall adhere to the fibrous
				substrate with sufficient penetration to prevent separation of the sealant from
				the asbestos-containing materials (see Section
				855.240
				).
k) Negative air pressure
				equipment shall be in compliance with ANSI Z9.2(1991), Local Exhaust
				Ventilation.
l) Negative air
				pressure systems shall be operated in accordance with "Specifications and
				Operating Procedures for the Use of Negative Pressure Systems for Asbestos
				Abatement," Guidance for Controlling Friable Asbestos-Containing Materials in
				Buildings, EPA Report Number 560/5-85-024 (1985).
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a) A remote worker or equipment
				decontamination enclosure system may be used when the asbestos abatement work
				occurring in a contained area in a school is restricted to the removal of
				nonfriable ACBM by a method which does not cause the ACBM to become friable, or
				removal of thermal system insulation by use of a glovebag technique.
b) Worker access to and from a contained area
				must be through an airlock.
c) If a
				worker decontamination enclosure system attached to a contained area is to be
				used as a remote decontamination enclosure system for work conducted in other
				contained areas, access to the worker decontamination enclosure system
				consisting of one of the following methods may be provided, and shall be
				provided when it is not feasible for the equipment decontamination enclosure
				system to be used for this purpose:
1) An
				airlock attached to the equipment room of the decontamination enclosure
				system.
2) A two-stage airlock,
				consisting of two airlocks in series, which provides access directly to the
				contained area connected to the worker decontamination enclosure
				system.
3) If only nonfriable
				removal or removal by a glovebag technique is to be conducted in the
				contaminated area having the attached worker decontamination enclosure system,
				an airlock attached to the contained area.
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The contractor shall provide or construct an equipment
				  decontamination enclosure system consisting of two totally enclosed chambers as
				  follows:
a) The wash room or cleanup
				room shall be constructed with a curtained doorway to a designated area of the
				work area and a curtained doorway to the holding area.
b) The holding area shall be constructed with
				a curtained doorway to the wash room and a lockable door to the exterior of the
				building.
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a)
				Enclosure of Contained Areas
1) Separation
				barriers may be erected to enclose a work area.
2) Barriers constructed to enclose a
				contained area shall be of 1/2 inch minimum thickness plywood, gypsum board or
				similar sheathing material with any framing required to properly support the
				barriers. Framing shall be on the outside of the barrier (outside the contained
				area). Gypsum board and similar cementitious material shall be protected on the
				work side from damage from moisture, such as by painting or by covering with
				polyethylene sheeting. All seams and edges of the barriers shall be caulked, or
				the work side of the barrier shall be covered with 2 layers of six mil
				polyethylene or equivalent sheeting with overlapping seams and taped seams and
				edges.
3) If the space on the
				outside of the barrier is not occupied and is secured so that there is no
				access by building occupants, including custodial and maintenance employees,
				the barrier may be constructed of lumber or metal framing with a maximum
				on-center spacing of 24 inches, with two layers of polyethylene sheeting with
				staggered joints applied to each side of the framing. Edges and seams must be
				taped.
4) The work side of the
				barrier shall be prepared, in accordance with this Section, before any other
				project activities are begun.
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The contractor shall not begin abatement work until the
				  following requirements have been met:
a) Enclosure systems shall be constructed and
				tested.
b) All pre-abatement
				submissions, notifications, postings and permits shall be provided and are
				satisfactory to the project manager.
c) All equipment for abatement, cleanup and
				disposal shall be on hand.
d) All
				worker training and licensing shall be completed.
e) Arrangements shall be made for building
				security.
f) The number of
				clearance air samples and the specific sample locations shall be established in
				conjunction with the air sampling professional before abatement activity begins
				(see Section
				855.470
				).
g) The contractor shall receive
				written permission from the building owner to commence abatement. Such written
				permission shall be submitted to the Department attached with the Notice of
				Asbestos Abatement Form provided by the Department.
h) The building owner shall notify all
				parents, faculty and staff of the pending abatement project and notify the
				contractor with written verification of such notification. Such written
				verification shall be submitted to the Department by the contractor attached to
				the Notice of Asbestos Abatement Form provided by the Department.
i) The contractor shall be responsible for
				providing personal protection for its employees according to the OSHA
				Construction Standard
				29 CFR
				1926.1101 (effective October 11,
				1994).
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a) Following the completion of Section
				855.465,
				cleanup procedures, the contractor shall notify the project manager that
				contained areas are ready for clearance air monitoring.
b) The project manager shall conduct a visual
				inspection of the contained area. The project manager shall document the
				findings of the inspection. If the project manager finds the contained area to
				be clean, he or she shall then arrange for the air sampling professional to
				sample the air in the work area and adjacent areas for airborne fiber
				concentrations. The air sampling professional shall conduct clearance air
				monitoring as explained in this Section.
c) Sampling shall not begin until at least 12
				hours after wet cleaning has been completed. Air sampling may not be conducted
				unless all surfaces in the contained area are dry.
d) The HEPA filtered negative air pressure
				equipment shall be in operation in the contained area during clearance air
				monitoring.
e) The air sampling
				procedures and analysis shall be conducted in accordance with Asbestos Hazard
				Emergency Response Act (AHERA) ( 40 CFR 763 ) and Section
				855.170(b)(1)
				 requirements.
f) Air sampling equipment shall be placed
				randomly in the work areas, but shall not be placed in corners of rooms or near
				obstructions.
g) The following
				aggressive sampling techniques shall be used during all clearance air
				monitoring:
1) Before sampling begins, the
				exhaust from forced air equipment (such as a one horsepower leaf blower) shall
				be directed against all walls, ceilings, floors, ledges and other surfaces in
				the room. This procedure requires at least five minutes per 1,000 sq. ft. of
				floor.
2) 20-inch fans shall be
				used for air circulation during the sampling procedure. The fan exhaust shall
				be directed toward the ceiling. The fans shall be operated on the lowest speed
				setting. Fans shall be operated in the center of each room where sampling will
				take place. At least one fan per 10,000 cubic feet of room space shall be
				used.
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Glovebag procedures for repair or removal of pipe insulation
				  shall be conducted using commercially available glovebags of six mil clear
				  polyethylene or equivalent, appropriately sized for the project. Glovebag
				  procedures for the repair or removal of pipe insulation shall be conducted in a
				  mini-containment area (including the floor) constructed of one layer of six mil
				  polyethylene in the shape of a triangle or rectangle, or the work area shall be
				  prepared according to all parts of Section
				  855.400,
				  except in lieu of two layers of polyethylene being applied to the walls and
				  floors according to Section
				  855.400(i),
				  the walls and floors of the work area shall be covered with one layer of six
				  mil polyethylene. Negative air pressure may be provided by HEPA vacuum cleaning
				  equipment. The HEPA vacuum exhaust may discharge to the interior or exterior of
				  the building.
a) All necessary tools
				and materials shall be brought into the work area before the glovebag procedure
				begins.
b) The air sampling
				professional shall collect the following air samples in each contained area:
1) One area air sample.
2) One area sample at each discharge from the
				exhaust of negative pressure ventilation equipment.
3) After the first cleaning, the contractor
				shall wait a minimum of 12 hours drying time and no visible water or
				condensation shall remain. After the second cleaning, the contractor shall wait
				a minimum of 12 hours drying time and no visible water or condensation shall
				remain. Final air clearance shall be conducted by the air sampling
				professional.
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a) Contracts under the Response Action
				Contractor Indemnification Act shall be submitted to the Department for review
				along with the following:
1) A completed
				Response Contractor Indemnification Worksheet provided by the
				Department.
2) A listing of all
				Department licensed asbestos professionals named in the contract, their
				disciplines, and the Department I.D. numbers for that discipline.
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The contractor shall encapsulate the ACBM in accordance with
				  the following procedures:
a) The work
				area shall be cleaned and isolated in accordance with Sections
				855.400,
				855.410,
				855.420,
				855.425,
				855.430,
				855.440
				and
				855.450.
b) Damaged and missing areas of existing
				materials shall be repaired with nonasbestos-containing substitutes. The
				material shall adhere to existing surfaces and provide a base for application
				of encapsulating agents.
c) Loose
				or hanging ACBM shall be removed in accordance with the requirements of Section
				855.460.
d) The contractor shall field test
				encapsulants prior to use by applying each to a small area to determine
				suitability for the material to be encapsulated.
e) Bridging Encapsulants
1) Bridging encapsulants shall be applied to
				provide the manufacturer's specified number of inches or minimum dry film
				thickness over sprayed asbestos surfaces.
2) When using a bridging encapsulant, a
				different color for each coat shall be used.