Welcome

1. Welcome! Michigan Asbestos Symposium for Trainers/Contractors

3. Purpose MIOSHA Asbestos Program updates, activities, and concerns Asbestos NESHAP Program updates, activities, and concerns Demolition and Renovation regulations American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Funds

6. Welcome

7. Who is here? MIOSHA Staff (Asbestos Program, CET, etc.) NESHAP Asbestos Program Staff Consultants Asbestos Training Providers Asbestos Abatement Contractors ADC Demolition/Renovation Contractors Various City Representatives

8. Agenda 9:00 - Welcome 9:10 � MIOSHA Asbestos Program Update 10:00 � Understanding NESHAP Regulations 10:20 � Updated Notification Form 10:40 � Break 11:00 � Demolition & Renovation 12:00 � EPA�s Approach to the Demolition of Single Family Dwellings 12:30 � Lunch 1:30 � Breakout Sessions Questions & Answers Respirator Protection Program Hazard Communication Program 2:30 � Break 2:45 � Breakout Sessions continued 3:25 � Wrap-Up 3:30 - Adjournment

10. The MIOSHA Asbestos Program Fee based Program Licenses asbestos abatement contractors. Accredits individuals in the asbestos profession. Approves asbestos training courses. Processes abatement project notifications. Reviews AHERA Management Plans. Investigates asbestos-related compliance issues.

11. Asbestos ProgramOrganization Chart

12. Welcome to the Good Old Days!

13. Some Asbestos-Containing Materials Cement Pipes Cement Wallboard Cement Siding Asphalt Floor Tile Vinyl Floor Tile Vinyl Sheet Flooring Flooring Backing Construction Mastics (floor tile, carpet, ceiling tile, etc.) Acoustical Plaster Decorative Plaster Textured Paints/Coatings Ceiling Tiles and Lay-in Panels Spray-Applied Insulation Blown-in Insulation Fireproofing Materials Taping Compounds (thermal) Packing Materials (for wall/floor penetrations) High Temperature Gaskets Laboratory Hoods/Table Tops Laboratory Gloves Fire Blankets Fire Curtains

14. Some Asbestos-Containing Materials Elevator Equipment Panels Elevator Brake Shoes HVAC Duct Insulation Boiler Insulation Breaching Insulation Ductwork Flexible Fabric Connections Cooling Towers Pipe Insulation (corrugated air-cell, block, etc.) Heating and Electrical Ducts Electrical Panel Partitions Electrical Cloth Electric Wiring Insulation Chalkboards Roofing Shingles Roofing Felt Base Flashing Thermal Paper Products Fire Doors Caulking/Putties Adhesives Wallboard Joint Compounds Vinyl Wall Coverings Spackling Compounds

15. Why Use Asbestos? Asbestos is a group of minerals (chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, actinolite, and anthophyllite). Resistant to heat, corrosion, and chemicals. Used in over 3,500 products. Asbestos is highly suitable for noncombustible, non-conducting and chemically resistant materials.

17. Why Regulate Asbestos? ASBESTOS IS HARMFUL! Diseases associated with asbestos exposure: Asbestosis. Bronchial Carcinoma (Lung Cancer). Mesothelioma. Gastrointestinal Cancer. Cancer of the Larynx.

19. Who Is Exposed? YOU ARE! Airborne (friable) Asbestos is a health threat to all people. Contractor - 1.3 million employees in construction-related fields, plumber, electrician, heating and ventilation worker, carpenter, builder, maintenance worker, janitor, etc.

20. Who Regulates Asbestos?

21. Federal Regulatory Agencies

22. Asbestos Regulations OSHA: 29 CFR 1926.1101 (Part 602). OSHA: 29 CFR 1910.1001 (Part 305). EPA: 40 CFR PART 763 (AHERA). EPA: 40 CFR PART 763 (MAP). EPA: 40 CFR PART 61 (NESHAP).

23. Construction/Maintenance Activities (29 CFR 1926.1101) construction renovation remodeling maintenance, repair demolition removal, disposal Covers work done in: buildings structures mechanical piping equipment and systems ships other facilities The regulations cover any activity releasing or likely to release asbestos fibers into the air:

24. What to Expect whenMIOSHA Visits

25. Types of Investigations Complaints from employees, parents, public, etc. Referrals from other agencies such as OSHA, Safety, DNRE, EPA, city building inspectors, exempt trade groups. Programmed investigations � planned/scheduled investigations.

26. On-Site Inspections � Class I Work What should be present/evident during Class I asbestos work activities? Shower Regulated area/enclosure Workers wearing respirators Entering enclosure through shower Accreditation cards What paperwork should be available to an inspector after a Class I inspection? Respiratory program Haz com program Medical surveillance I & I log, building survey MIOSHA poster

27. On-Site Inspections � Class II Work What should be present/evident during Class II asbestos work activities? Decontamination area Regulated area/enclosure Workers wearing respirators or NEA What paperwork should be available to an inspector after a Class II inspection? Respiratory program Haz com program Medical surveillance I & I log Building survey Worker training MIOSHA poster

28. Top 5 Violations Inadequate work practices and/or engineering controls involving asbestos [1926.1101(g)] Inadequate training and/or communication of asbestos hazard to employees or employers [1926.1101(k)] Inadequate PPE for employees working with asbestos [1926.1101(i)] Did not conduct initial employee asbestos exposure assessments [1926.1101(f)] Asbestos Housekeeping � inadequate clean up after an abatement project [1926.1101(l)]

29. Asbestos in the Workplace

30. Building or Facility Owner/ General Contractor Responsibilities Determine presence, location, and quantity of ACM/PACM. Inform employers, employees, and others who may be impacted. Permit only accredited individuals to perform asbestos work activities. Submit �Notification of Intent to Renovate/ Demolish� to Asbestos Program when project involves 10 linear feet or 15 sq. ft.

31. Communication of Hazards Warning Signs regulated areas visible before entering Warning Labels attached to all products and their containers

32. Protect yourself and others An asbestos warning sign must be located at the entry to an asbestos abatement project DO NOT ENTER AN ASBESTOS PROJECT AREA Accreditation card

33. Protect yourself and others Get proper training. Evacuate area if inadvertent asbestos disturbance activity occurs. Avoid disturbing materials. Have employee alert supervisors. Obtain survey.

34. Survey performed when? NESHAP: �prior to the commencement of the demolition or renovation. AHERA: �shall be inspected prior to its use as a school building. OSHA: Construction Standard - �before work is begun. OSHA: General Industry Standard - �NOW (rule took effect on 3/15/95).

35. Survey Required for all construction and renovation work areas: Must be done by a MI-accredited building inspector or CIH Complete written survey Report must contain presence, location, and quantity of ACM

36. What to look for? All buildings built prior to 1981 need: Asbestos Building Survey if ACM present Asbestos Awareness Training for custodial and/or maintenance staff Survey is a must

37. No survey? Is PACM being disturbed? Stop or continue? Take samples? Have someone else take sample?

38. How to Take a Sample Should wear respirator Should wet material Should use Petri dishes Alert employer to potential hazard Should refer to Asbestos Program??

40. �The Lab�

41. What Happens to the Sample Lab Checks for chain of custody Logs sample Analyze sample Document results

42. Lead and Mold

43. Notification 1% project fee Emergency Who to call Weekend/Holiday Revisions Cancellation T&M Box #14

44. Contractors � Trainers � Accredited Individuals Photos � please be reminded that photos submitted: Clean shaven (no beards, goatees, chin hair, too long of mustache) No hats or head coverings No dark glasses No piercings that will interfere with the respirator

45. Training Training Provider Surveys Send class lists as soon as class is finished rather than waiting 10 days. Training Certificates sent directly to state Expiration Dates Initial class 05-15-2010 to 05-19-2010, expiration date 05-19-2011. Refresher class 05-15-2010, expiration date 05-15-2011.

46. Training Information submitted for class notification must contain: Name of course being taught Location (if different from company address) Date(s) Time (starting and ending) Name of instructor(s)

47. Training Information submitted for class list must contain: Class Information: Name of course taught Date(s) Student Information: Name Address Social Security Number Initial course must contain full social security number Refresher course must contain at least last for digits of SSN

48. Contractor Licensing Certification of Liability Insurance Issue date must be within the last 30 days. Workman�s compensation insurance > 30 days before expires. Certificate holder must be: State of Michigan � Asbestos Program P.O. Box 30671 Lansing, MI 48909

49. Contractor Licensing List of employees Name and social security number or accreditation number If out-of-state training is taken, please provide most recent training certificate Hazard Communication Program Respirator Protection Program

50. Accreditation Walk-Ins: An individual applying for accreditation for the first time WILL NOT be issued a card same day. An individual renewing their accreditation, may receive their card the same day.

51. Future of the Asbestos Program Is the Asbestos Issue going away? Many buildings built before 1981. Asbestos in brakes. Products containing asbestos still coming in. WEB page. FAX notification. Electronic systems (i.e., credit cards). Accreditation cards.

52. More Information Bill DeLiefde 517.322.1320 George Howard 517.322.1320 Sue Baldwin 517.322.5204 Scott Thelen 517.322.5789 Keith Langworthy 517.322.5207 Lisa Hogan 517.322.5238 Lisa VanSteeland 517.322.1320 Kim Weaver 517.322.5806 Nicolle Hunting 517.322.6831

53. More Information Asbestos Program 517.322.1320 CSHD General Info Line 517.322.1856 GISHD General Info Line 517.322.1608 DNRE Waste Management 517.373.2730 DNRE Air Quality 517.335.4639 Detroit Field Office-DNRE 313.456.4686 EPA Region V 312.353.9062 Federal OSHA 202.219.7711

54. Enjoy the Symposium