INSERT INTO `tblrestoration_template_table` (`id`, `template_id`, `field_label`, `field_type`, `table_column`, `table_row`, `column_data`, `row_data`, `value_data`, `is_visible_label`, `created_at`, `updated_at`) VALUES
(182, 117, '', 'table', 5, 4, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"MASTIC\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-154504.png\\\" width=\\\"286\\\" height=\\\"208\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\",\"4\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 219\",\"2\":\"Unit 218\",\"3\":\"Laundry\",\"4\":\"Sample No. 40, 43, 66\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"Good\",\"3\":\"Good\",\"4\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"1\",\"2\":\"1\",\"3\":\"1\",\"4\":\"TOTAL: 3 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"Tested negative\",\"3\":\"Tested negative\",\"4\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-154504.png\\\" width=\\\"286\\\" height=\\\"208\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\",\"4\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 219\",\"2\":\"Unit 218\",\"3\":\"Laundry\",\"4\":\"Sample No. 40, 43, 66\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"Good\",\"3\":\"Good\",\"4\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"1\",\"2\":\"1\",\"3\":\"1\",\"4\":\"TOTAL: 3 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"Tested negative\",\"3\":\"Tested negative\",\"4\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:00:55', '2025-03-10 15:46:40'),
(183, 118, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>MISCELLANEOUS FLOORING MATERIALS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The carpet adhesive and leveling compound found in the restaurant and bar\\/club was sampled and has tested<br>negative for asbestos. It is important to note that these results apply only to the materials tested within the current<br>restoration area and does not extend to other flooring types observed within the building. Any other flooring<br>materials discovered during restoration activities must be assumed to contain asbestos until further testing confirms<br>otherwise.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>MISCELLANEOUS FLOORING MATERIALS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The carpet adhesive and leveling compound found in the restaurant and bar\\/club was sampled and has tested<br>negative for asbestos. It is important to note that these results apply only to the materials tested within the current<br>restoration area and does not extend to other flooring types observed within the building. Any other flooring<br>materials discovered during restoration activities must be assumed to contain asbestos until further testing confirms<br>otherwise.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:03:07', '2025-03-10 15:53:56'),
(184, 118, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"CARPET ADHESIVE\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2 \",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-154836.png\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Restaurant\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 23, 24, 25\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"265\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 265 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-154836.png\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Restaurant\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 23, 24, 25\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"265\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 265 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:03:07', '2025-03-10 15:53:56'),
(185, 118, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"LEVELING COMPOUND\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/20.png\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Bar\\/club\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 29, 30, 31\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"600\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 600 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/20.png\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Bar\\/club\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 29, 30, 31\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"600\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 600 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:03:07', '2025-03-10 15:53:56'),
(186, 119, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>PLASTER<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The plaster with skimcoat sampled throughout the restoration areas has tested negative for asbestos; however,<br>asbestos-containing ceiling texture coat was found adhered to it in units 203 and 209 on the upper level. Due to<br>the difficulty in separating the adhered materials, all plaster ceilings in these rooms should be included in the<br>abatement and disposed of as hazardous waste. It is important to note that different applications of plaster may<br>exist elsewhere outside the areas reviewed. If the scope of work broadens to include any additional areas or<br>materials, further sampling is required before work is permitted in the area in question.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>PLASTER<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The plaster with skimcoat sampled throughout the restoration areas has tested negative for asbestos; however,<br>asbestos-containing ceiling texture coat was found adhered to it in units 203 and 209 on the upper level. Due to<br>the difficulty in separating the adhered materials, all plaster ceilings in these rooms should be included in the<br>abatement and disposed of as hazardous waste. It is important to note that different applications of plaster may<br>exist elsewhere outside the areas reviewed. If the scope of work broadens to include any additional areas or<br>materials, further sampling is required before work is permitted in the area in question.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:06:01', '2025-03-10 16:09:11'),
(187, 119, '', 'table', 5, 18, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"PLASTER WITH SKIMCOAT\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2 \",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-160853.png\\\" width=\\\"277\\\" height=\\\"205\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-155611.png\\\" width=\\\"277\\\" height=\\\"208\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\",\"4\":\"\",\"5\":\"\",\"6\":\"\",\"7\":\"\",\"8\":\"\",\"9\":\"\",\"10\":\"\",\"11\":\"\",\"12\":\"\",\"13\":\"\",\"14\":\"\",\"15\":\"\",\"16\":\"\",\"17\":\"\",\"18\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 216\",\"2\":\"Unit 217\",\"3\":\"Unit 218\",\"4\":\"Unit 219\",\"5\":\"Unit 220\",\"6\":\"Unit 224\",\"7\":\"Unit 225\",\"8\":\"Dining area\",\"9\":\"Laundry\",\"10\":\"Unit 203\",\"11\":\"Unit 204\",\"12\":\"Unit 209\",\"13\":\"Unit 211\",\"14\":\"Unit 212\",\"15\":\"Unit 214\",\"16\":\"Unit 215\",\"17\":\"Unit 200\",\"18\":\"Sample No. 34, 36, 39, 41, 44, 47, 49, 53, 56\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"Good\",\"3\":\"Good\",\"4\":\"Poor\",\"5\":\"Good\",\"6\":\"Good\",\"7\":\"Good\",\"8\":\"Good\",\"9\":\"Good\",\"10\":\"Good\",\"11\":\"Good\",\"12\":\"Good\",\"13\":\"Good\",\"14\":\"Good\",\"15\":\"Good\",\"16\":\"Good\",\"17\":\"Good\",\"18\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"805\",\"2\":\"220\",\"3\":\"190\",\"4\":\"890\",\"5\":\"890\",\"6\":\"110\",\"7\":\"110\",\"8\":\"560\",\"9\":\"250\",\"10\":\"120\",\"11\":\"120\",\"12\":\"120\",\"13\":\"890\",\"14\":\"530\",\"15\":\"715\",\"16\":\"220\",\"17\":\"15\",\"18\":\"TOTAL: 6755 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"Tested negative\",\"3\":\"Tested negative\",\"4\":\"Tested negative\",\"5\":\"Tested negative\",\"6\":\"Tested negative\",\"7\":\"Tested negative\",\"8\":\"Tested negative\",\"9\":\"Tested negative\",\"10\":\"Adhered to ACM\",\"11\":\"Tested negative\",\"12\":\"Adhered to ACM\",\"13\":\"Tested negative\",\"14\":\"Tested negative\",\"15\":\"Tested negative\",\"16\":\"Tested negative\",\"17\":\"Tested negative\",\"18\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-160853.png\\\" width=\\\"277\\\" height=\\\"205\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-155611.png\\\" width=\\\"277\\\" height=\\\"208\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\",\"4\":\"\",\"5\":\"\",\"6\":\"\",\"7\":\"\",\"8\":\"\",\"9\":\"\",\"10\":\"\",\"11\":\"\",\"12\":\"\",\"13\":\"\",\"14\":\"\",\"15\":\"\",\"16\":\"\",\"17\":\"\",\"18\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 216\",\"2\":\"Unit 217\",\"3\":\"Unit 218\",\"4\":\"Unit 219\",\"5\":\"Unit 220\",\"6\":\"Unit 224\",\"7\":\"Unit 225\",\"8\":\"Dining area\",\"9\":\"Laundry\",\"10\":\"Unit 203\",\"11\":\"Unit 204\",\"12\":\"Unit 209\",\"13\":\"Unit 211\",\"14\":\"Unit 212\",\"15\":\"Unit 214\",\"16\":\"Unit 215\",\"17\":\"Unit 200\",\"18\":\"Sample No. 34, 36, 39, 41, 44, 47, 49, 53, 56\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"Good\",\"3\":\"Good\",\"4\":\"Poor\",\"5\":\"Good\",\"6\":\"Good\",\"7\":\"Good\",\"8\":\"Good\",\"9\":\"Good\",\"10\":\"Good\",\"11\":\"Good\",\"12\":\"Good\",\"13\":\"Good\",\"14\":\"Good\",\"15\":\"Good\",\"16\":\"Good\",\"17\":\"Good\",\"18\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"805\",\"2\":\"220\",\"3\":\"190\",\"4\":\"890\",\"5\":\"890\",\"6\":\"110\",\"7\":\"110\",\"8\":\"560\",\"9\":\"250\",\"10\":\"120\",\"11\":\"120\",\"12\":\"120\",\"13\":\"890\",\"14\":\"530\",\"15\":\"715\",\"16\":\"220\",\"17\":\"15\",\"18\":\"TOTAL: 6755 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"Tested negative\",\"3\":\"Tested negative\",\"4\":\"Tested negative\",\"5\":\"Tested negative\",\"6\":\"Tested negative\",\"7\":\"Tested negative\",\"8\":\"Tested negative\",\"9\":\"Tested negative\",\"10\":\"Adhered to ACM\",\"11\":\"Tested negative\",\"12\":\"Adhered to ACM\",\"13\":\"Tested negative\",\"14\":\"Tested negative\",\"15\":\"Tested negative\",\"16\":\"Tested negative\",\"17\":\"Tested negative\",\"18\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:06:01', '2025-03-10 16:09:11'),
(188, 119, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"PLASTER WITH SKIMCOAT\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-160555.png\\\" width=\\\"283\\\" height=\\\"205\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Pub\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 3, 5, 32\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"1000\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 1000 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-160555.png\\\" width=\\\"283\\\" height=\\\"205\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Pub\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 3, 5, 32\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"1000\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 1000 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:06:01', '2025-03-10 16:09:11'),
(189, 120, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>TEXTURE COAT<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The ceiling texture sampled from unit 203 and unit 209 has tested positive for 3% chrysotile asbestos. It is<br>important to note that this material is concealed behind ceiling tiles. Due to building occupancy and tenant<br>possessions, not all areas were accessible to check for the presence of ceiling texture. If additional ceiling texture is<br>found that is homogenous with the texture found in units 203 and 209, it must be handled as asbestos unless<br>further testing confirms otherwise.<br>The wall texture coat found in the rest of the student housing units and the rear landing has tested negative for<br>asbestos. If a concealed layer of texture is revealed during work activities that may have been missed during our<br>initial inspection, work must stop until further testing is performed unless it is handled as asbestos. It is important to<br>note that these results are specific to the areas investigated during our assessment. Different applications of texture<br>coat may exist elsewhere in the building outside the work area. Should the scope broaden to include any additional<br>areas or materials, or if any hidden wall systems are discovered, further testing will be required.<br>WorkSafe BC High-Risk procedures are to be followed for the safe and controlled removal of asbestos-containing<br>texture coat. Due to the increased risk of exposure presented while removing overhead materials, higher<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>precautions are required. A qualified third-party company must provide daily air monitoring throughout any high-<br>risk removal activities. An air clearance test that achieves satisfactory results must be completed before risk<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>procedures are downgraded or regular access to the work area is permitted.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>TEXTURE COAT<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The ceiling texture sampled from unit 203 and unit 209 has tested positive for 3% chrysotile asbestos. It is<br>important to note that this material is concealed behind ceiling tiles. Due to building occupancy and tenant<br>possessions, not all areas were accessible to check for the presence of ceiling texture. If additional ceiling texture is<br>found that is homogenous with the texture found in units 203 and 209, it must be handled as asbestos unless<br>further testing confirms otherwise.<br>The wall texture coat found in the rest of the student housing units and the rear landing has tested negative for<br>asbestos. If a concealed layer of texture is revealed during work activities that may have been missed during our<br>initial inspection, work must stop until further testing is performed unless it is handled as asbestos. It is important to<br>note that these results are specific to the areas investigated during our assessment. Different applications of texture<br>coat may exist elsewhere in the building outside the work area. Should the scope broaden to include any additional<br>areas or materials, or if any hidden wall systems are discovered, further testing will be required.<br>WorkSafe BC High-Risk procedures are to be followed for the safe and controlled removal of asbestos-containing<br>texture coat. Due to the increased risk of exposure presented while removing overhead materials, higher<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>precautions are required. A qualified third-party company must provide daily air monitoring throughout any high-<br>risk removal activities. An air clearance test that achieves satisfactory results must be completed before risk<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>procedures are downgraded or regular access to the work area is permitted.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:09:34', '2025-03-10 16:58:49'),
(190, 120, '', 'table', 5, 9, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"TEXTURE COAT\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2 \",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-161036.png\\\" width=\\\"276\\\" height=\\\"202\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\",\"4\":\"\",\"5\":\"\",\"6\":\"\",\"7\":\"\",\"8\":\"\",\"9\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 216\",\"2\":\"Unit 219\",\"3\":\"Unit 220\",\"4\":\"Unit 211\",\"5\":\"Unit 212\",\"6\":\"Unit 214\",\"7\":\"Unit 200\",\"8\":\"Hallway\",\"9\":\"Sample No. 35, 42, 46, 52, 57, 58\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"Good\",\"3\":\"Good\",\"4\":\"Good\",\"5\":\"Good\",\"6\":\"Good\",\"7\":\"Good\",\"8\":\"Good\",\"9\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"500\",\"2\":\"600\",\"3\":\"600\",\"4\":\"600\",\"5\":\"390\",\"6\":\"500\",\"7\":\"15\",\"8\":\"10\",\"9\":\"TOTAL: 3215 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"Tested negative\",\"3\":\"Tested negative\",\"4\":\"Tested negative\",\"5\":\"Tested negative\",\"6\":\"Tested negative\",\"7\":\"Tested negative\",\"8\":\"Tested negative\",\"9\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-161036.png\\\" width=\\\"276\\\" height=\\\"202\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\",\"4\":\"\",\"5\":\"\",\"6\":\"\",\"7\":\"\",\"8\":\"\",\"9\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 216\",\"2\":\"Unit 219\",\"3\":\"Unit 220\",\"4\":\"Unit 211\",\"5\":\"Unit 212\",\"6\":\"Unit 214\",\"7\":\"Unit 200\",\"8\":\"Hallway\",\"9\":\"Sample No. 35, 42, 46, 52, 57, 58\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"Good\",\"3\":\"Good\",\"4\":\"Good\",\"5\":\"Good\",\"6\":\"Good\",\"7\":\"Good\",\"8\":\"Good\",\"9\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"500\",\"2\":\"600\",\"3\":\"600\",\"4\":\"600\",\"5\":\"390\",\"6\":\"500\",\"7\":\"15\",\"8\":\"10\",\"9\":\"TOTAL: 3215 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"Tested negative\",\"3\":\"Tested negative\",\"4\":\"Tested negative\",\"5\":\"Tested negative\",\"6\":\"Tested negative\",\"7\":\"Tested negative\",\"8\":\"Tested negative\",\"9\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:09:34', '2025-03-10 16:58:49'),
(191, 120, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"CEILING TEXTURE\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/18.png\\\" width=\\\"253\\\" height=\\\"187\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Rear stairwell\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 60, 61\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"80\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 80 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/18.png\\\" width=\\\"253\\\" height=\\\"187\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Rear stairwell\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 60, 61\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"80\",\"2\":\"TOTAL: 80 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Tested negative\",\"2\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:09:34', '2025-03-10 16:58:49'),
(192, 120, '', 'table', 5, 3, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"CEILING TEXTURE\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"QUANTITY FT2\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-161036.png\\\" width=\\\"276\\\" height=\\\"202\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 203\",\"2\":\"Unit 209\",\"3\":\"Sample No. 48, 55, 56\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"Concealed\",\"3\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"120\",\"2\":\"120\",\"3\":\"TOTAL: 240 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"3% Chrysotile\",\"2\":\"3% Chrysotile\",\"3\":\"\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-161036.png\\\" width=\\\"276\\\" height=\\\"202\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\",\"3\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Unit 203\",\"2\":\"Unit 209\",\"3\":\"Sample No. 48, 55, 56\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Concealed\",\"2\":\"Concealed\",\"3\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"120\",\"2\":\"120\",\"3\":\"TOTAL: 240 FT2\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"3% Chrysotile\",\"2\":\"3% Chrysotile\",\"3\":\"\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:09:34', '2025-03-10 16:58:49'),
(193, 121, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Asbestos-containing materials are the primary focus of this assessment, however, other potential hazards may exist<br>in the work area. Miscellaneous hazardous materials including but not limited to mercury, PCBs, silica, and lead<br>were commonly used in the construction of buildings for many years. These materials may be present in common<br>areas or concealed behind structural barriers and pose significant health risks if exposure occurs.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Asbestos-containing materials are the primary focus of this assessment, however, other potential hazards may exist<br>in the work area. Miscellaneous hazardous materials including but not limited to mercury, PCBs, silica, and lead<br>were commonly used in the construction of buildings for many years. These materials may be present in common<br>areas or concealed behind structural barriers and pose significant health risks if exposure occurs.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:13:20', '2025-03-10 17:04:12'),
(194, 121, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>COMMON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>COMMON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:13:20', '2025-03-10 17:04:12'),
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(196, 121, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>Mercury was commonly used in electrical equipment including thermostats, thermometers, silent switches, alkaline<br>batteries and fluorescent lamps. Exposure, even in small amounts, causes adverse health effects including toxicity to<br>the nervous, digestive, immune, respiratory, and endocrine systems, and is a threat to the development of children<br>in utero and early development.<br>PCBs can reside in household materials manufactured prior to 1978, including but not limited to fluorescent lighting<br>ballasts, cable insulation, appliances and electrical devices. Exposure can cause issues ranging from skin irritations<br>to severe reproductive, neurological and immune system deficiencies, and is also a threat to fetal and early child<br>development.<br>Silica exists in many forms, the most relevant being quartz silica used in cementitious building materials such as<br>brick, cultured stone, cement, and mortar. The main concern involving silica is the risk its disruption poses to<br>workers during demolition. Exposure can lead to the development of silicosis and tuberculosis, as well as other<br>severe respiratory problems including emphysema and chronic bronchitis.<br>Lead containing paint was banned from use in 1978, however continues to be used in the manufacturing of other<br>household goods and materials. Lead can reside in plumbing, pipes, cable splices, solder joints, flues and ceramic<br>tile glazing. Lead poisoning most affects the brain and can cause severe developmental impairment in children, as<br>well as gastrointestinal and neuromuscular disorders.<br>Mould spores may exist behind wall cavities, under carpeting, or concealed anywhere in damp or water damaged<br>areas. Under certain conditions mould excretes toxic compounds that can lead to fungal infections or poisoning of<br>the neurological system. Persons with compromised immune systems, children, the elderly, and pregnant women<br>have an increased sensitivity to mould.<br>Other miscellaneous hazards that may be present include: ozone depleting substances found in refrigeration<br>equipment, radioactive isotopes in fire alarms, urea formaldehyde foam, paint cans, solvents, automotive chemicals,<br>household cleaners and other flammable liquids. Special attention should be paid to rodent droppings, which in<br>rare cases can cause severe respiratory diseases such as hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\"', '\"<p>Mercury was commonly used in electrical equipment including thermostats, thermometers, silent switches, alkaline<br>batteries and fluorescent lamps. Exposure, even in small amounts, causes adverse health effects including toxicity to<br>the nervous, digestive, immune, respiratory, and endocrine systems, and is a threat to the development of children<br>in utero and early development.<br>PCBs can reside in household materials manufactured prior to 1978, including but not limited to fluorescent lighting<br>ballasts, cable insulation, appliances and electrical devices. Exposure can cause issues ranging from skin irritations<br>to severe reproductive, neurological and immune system deficiencies, and is also a threat to fetal and early child<br>development.<br>Silica exists in many forms, the most relevant being quartz silica used in cementitious building materials such as<br>brick, cultured stone, cement, and mortar. The main concern involving silica is the risk its disruption poses to<br>workers during demolition. Exposure can lead to the development of silicosis and tuberculosis, as well as other<br>severe respiratory problems including emphysema and chronic bronchitis.<br>Lead containing paint was banned from use in 1978, however continues to be used in the manufacturing of other<br>household goods and materials. Lead can reside in plumbing, pipes, cable splices, solder joints, flues and ceramic<br>tile glazing. Lead poisoning most affects the brain and can cause severe developmental impairment in children, as<br>well as gastrointestinal and neuromuscular disorders.<br>Mould spores may exist behind wall cavities, under carpeting, or concealed anywhere in damp or water damaged<br>areas. Under certain conditions mould excretes toxic compounds that can lead to fungal infections or poisoning of<br>the neurological system. Persons with compromised immune systems, children, the elderly, and pregnant women<br>have an increased sensitivity to mould.<br>Other miscellaneous hazards that may be present include: ozone depleting substances found in refrigeration<br>equipment, radioactive isotopes in fire alarms, urea formaldehyde foam, paint cans, solvents, automotive chemicals,<br>household cleaners and other flammable liquids. Special attention should be paid to rodent droppings, which in<br>rare cases can cause severe respiratory diseases such as hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:13:20', '2025-03-10 17:04:12'),
(197, 122, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-170535.png\\\" width=\\\"441\\\" height=\\\"333\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"> \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0<img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-170645.png\\\" width=\\\"438\\\" height=\\\"331\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 Smoke detector\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 Fluorescents<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-170535.png\\\" width=\\\"441\\\" height=\\\"333\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"> \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0<img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250310-170645.png\\\" width=\\\"438\\\" height=\\\"331\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 Smoke detector\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 Fluorescents<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:14:00', '2025-03-10 17:07:12'),
(198, 123, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>LEAD (PB) TEST RESULTS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Applications of the tile glazing and interior and exterior paint to be impacted were selected and analyzed for lead<br>concentration using an Olympus Vanta L-Series X-Ray Fluorescence analyzer (S\\/N 805741) calibrated for lead<br>detection in paints and coatings. WorkSafeBC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing<br>paint. According to the board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard.<br>However, according to current OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to be considered lead<br>containing.<br>Other items that often contain lead are glazing on ceramic tiles, batteries in emergency lighting, electrical<br>components, and solid lead roof vents. If a lead-containing material is to be impacted or removed in any way, an<br>exposure control plan must be implemented. Any areas, paints or materials that were not screened for lead are<br>assumed to contain lead until testing confirms otherwise.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>LEAD (PB) TEST RESULTS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Applications of the tile glazing and interior and exterior paint to be impacted were selected and analyzed for lead<br>concentration using an Olympus Vanta L-Series X-Ray Fluorescence analyzer (S\\/N 805741) calibrated for lead<br>detection in paints and coatings. WorkSafeBC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing<br>paint. According to the board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard.<br>However, according to current OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to be considered lead<br>containing.<br>Other items that often contain lead are glazing on ceramic tiles, batteries in emergency lighting, electrical<br>components, and solid lead roof vents. If a lead-containing material is to be impacted or removed in any way, an<br>exposure control plan must be implemented. Any areas, paints or materials that were not screened for lead are<br>assumed to contain lead until testing confirms otherwise.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:30:43', '2025-03-10 17:18:15'),
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(200, 123, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"TILE GLAZING\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"SAMPLE LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"VARIANCE \\u03c3\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-10 165122.png\\\" width=\\\"251\\\" height=\\\"189\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Bath 1\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 6\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"81\",\"2\":\"\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"1243 ppm\",\"2\":\"x\\u0305 = 1243 ppm\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-10 165122.png\\\" width=\\\"251\\\" height=\\\"189\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Bath 1\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 6\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"81\",\"2\":\"\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"1243 ppm\",\"2\":\"x\\u0305 = 1243 ppm\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:30:43', '2025-03-10 17:18:15'),
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(203, 123, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"DRYWALL PAINT\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"SAMPLE LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"CONDITION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"VARIANCE \\u03c3\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"CONCENTRATION\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-10 165156.png\\\" width=\\\"264\\\" height=\\\"183\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Banquet\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 2\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"25\",\"2\":\"\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"94 ppm\",\"2\":\"x\\u0305 = 94 ppm\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-10 165156.png\\\" width=\\\"264\\\" height=\\\"183\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"Banquet\",\"2\":\"Sample No. 2\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Good\",\"2\":\"\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"25\",\"2\":\"\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"94 ppm\",\"2\":\"x\\u0305 = 94 ppm\"}}', 0, '2025-03-10 15:30:43', '2025-03-10 17:18:15'),
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(216, 126, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/image 6.png\\\" width=\\\"33\\\" height=\\\"19\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><strong>HIGH-RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>WorkSafe BC - High-Risk asbestos removal procedures must be followed for the safe and controlled abatement of<br>asbestos-containing materials presenting a high risk of exposure. For more information, please recite The Safe Work<br>Practices for Handling Asbestos guidelines 2017 publication.<br>Site-specific work procedures are to be developed by the abatement contractor for all high-risk work activities and<br>submitted to the Occupational Hygiene department of WorkSafeBC 48 hours prior to the start of work. Work<br>procedures and all other relevant documentation must be readily available onsite during abatement work. First aid<br>personnel, as well as a qualified site supervisor, are to be in attendance throughout the project;<br>A designated work area must be defined by fencing, warning tape, and signage that describes the risks associated<br>with entering the removal area. Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared<br>for safe entry;<br>A HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used throughout the removal process. To ensure<br>efficacy, HEPA systems must first be DOP tested on site before they are put to use;<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in High-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head and<br>foot coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100 series<br>filters;<br>A three-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including a transfer room, shower, and clean room setup.<br>The decontamination facility is to be used before exiting the contained work area. All personal protective<br>equipment must be cleaned using a damp cloth and or a HEPA vacuum and single-use items are to be disposed of<br>before exiting the containment;<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents and<br>other openings must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibres;<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water misters,<br>frequently before and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust;<br>Asbestos-containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible to<br>minimize disturbance and release of asbestos fibres;<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimetre Polyethylene asbestos waste bags<br>\\u201cgoose necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Health and<br>Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR;<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using<br>applications of fibre lock;<br>Daily Air Monitoring will be required throughout high-risk work to ensure risk procedures are effective, and site<br>hygiene efforts remain sufficient. Air clearance sampling is mandatory following abatement completion to rule out<br>the presence of airborne asbestos fibres. Air monitoring must be performed by a qualified third party company<br>possessing NIOSH 582 certification or equivalent training;<br>Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to<br>workers, occupants and the general public.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/image 6.png\\\" width=\\\"33\\\" height=\\\"19\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><strong>HIGH-RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>WorkSafe BC - High-Risk asbestos removal procedures must be followed for the safe and controlled abatement of<br>asbestos-containing materials presenting a high risk of exposure. 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Windows, vents and<br>other openings must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibres;<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water misters,<br>frequently before and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust;<br>Asbestos-containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible to<br>minimize disturbance and release of asbestos fibres;<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimetre Polyethylene asbestos waste bags<br>\\u201cgoose necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Health and<br>Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR;<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using<br>applications of fibre lock;<br>Daily Air Monitoring will be required throughout high-risk work to ensure risk procedures are effective, and site<br>hygiene efforts remain sufficient. Air clearance sampling is mandatory following abatement completion to rule out<br>the presence of airborne asbestos fibres. Air monitoring must be performed by a qualified third party company<br>possessing NIOSH 582 certification or equivalent training;<br>Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to<br>workers, occupants and the general public.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:34:30', '2025-03-10 16:46:07'),
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Work procedures and all other relevant documentation must be readily available onsite during abatement<br>work;<br>First aid personnel, as well as a qualified site supervisor, are to be in attendance throughout the project;<br>The designated work area must be defined by fencing, warning tape, and signage that describes risks associated<br>with entering the removal area. Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared<br>for safe entry;<br>Where applicable, a HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used during the asbestos<br>removal process;<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in Moderate-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head<br>and foot coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100<br>series filters;<br>A two-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including an appropriate wash down station. The facility is<br>to be used before exiting the containment. All protective equipment should be cleaned using a damp cloth and or<br>a HEPA vacuum and any single-use items must be disposed of before exiting the contained work area;<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents and<br>other openings must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibres;<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and or pump-action water misters,<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>frequently before and during the removal of moderate risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust. Asbestos-<br>containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible to minimize<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>disturbance and release of asbestos fibres;<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimetre Polyethylene asbestos waste bags<br>goosenecked with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety<br>Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR;<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using<br>applications of fibre lock;<br>Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to<br>workers, occupants and the general public.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/image 6.png\\\" width=\\\"36\\\" height=\\\"21\\\" alt=\\\"\\\">MODERATE-RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>WorkSafe BC - Moderate-Risk asbestos removal procedures must be followed for the safe and controlled<br>abatement of asbestos-containing materials presenting a moderate risk of exposure. 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Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared<br>for safe entry;<br>Where applicable, a HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used during the asbestos<br>removal process;<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in Moderate-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head<br>and foot coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100<br>series filters;<br>A two-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including an appropriate wash down station. The facility is<br>to be used before exiting the containment. All protective equipment should be cleaned using a damp cloth and or<br>a HEPA vacuum and any single-use items must be disposed of before exiting the contained work area;<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents and<br>other openings must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibres;<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and or pump-action water misters,<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>frequently before and during the removal of moderate risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust. Asbestos-<br>containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible to minimize<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>disturbance and release of asbestos fibres;<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimetre Polyethylene asbestos waste bags<br>goosenecked with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety<br>Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR;<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using<br>applications of fibre lock;<br>Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to<br>workers, occupants and the general public.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:35:15', '2025-03-10 16:44:59'),
(218, 128, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/image 6.png\\\" width=\\\"34\\\" height=\\\"20\\\" alt=\\\"\\\">WORKSAFE BC SAFE WORK PRACTICES FOR HANDLING LEAD<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>WorkSafe BC does not numerically define what is considered to be a lead containing paint or coating. All suspected<br>paints or coatings should be tested for lead as depending on the nature of work, even a small amount of airborne<br>lead could pose a risk to workers or occupants. In order to determine which controls and personal protective<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>equipment are required for a specific job, a qualified person must consider this information as part of the site-<br>specific risk assessment.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>For example, the implementation of appropriate workplace controls during the removal or disturbance of any paint<br>or material containing more than 90 ppm lead if vulnerable people are (or will be) present. These individuals could<br>include pregnant women (or those trying to become pregnant), older workers, and children. The employer has a<br>responsibility to protect all who could be harmed by any lead released during the work.<br>Based on the nature of work activity, more stringent workplace controls may be required regardless of the<br>concentration of lead. For example, hand scraping of paint containing 700 ppm lead may not produce levels of<br>airborne lead higher than one-half the exposure limit. However, abrasive blasting of the same paint will generate<br>much greater levels of airborne lead. Qualified persons must consider both methods of removal and nature of the<br>material in order to properly assess risk levels.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/image 6.png\\\" width=\\\"34\\\" height=\\\"20\\\" alt=\\\"\\\">WORKSAFE BC SAFE WORK PRACTICES FOR HANDLING LEAD<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>WorkSafe BC does not numerically define what is considered to be a lead containing paint or coating. All suspected<br>paints or coatings should be tested for lead as depending on the nature of work, even a small amount of airborne<br>lead could pose a risk to workers or occupants. In order to determine which controls and personal protective<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>equipment are required for a specific job, a qualified person must consider this information as part of the site-<br>specific risk assessment.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>For example, the implementation of appropriate workplace controls during the removal or disturbance of any paint<br>or material containing more than 90 ppm lead if vulnerable people are (or will be) present. These individuals could<br>include pregnant women (or those trying to become pregnant), older workers, and children. The employer has a<br>responsibility to protect all who could be harmed by any lead released during the work.<br>Based on the nature of work activity, more stringent workplace controls may be required regardless of the<br>concentration of lead. For example, hand scraping of paint containing 700 ppm lead may not produce levels of<br>airborne lead higher than one-half the exposure limit. However, abrasive blasting of the same paint will generate<br>much greater levels of airborne lead. Qualified persons must consider both methods of removal and nature of the<br>material in order to properly assess risk levels.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:35:39', '2025-03-10 16:43:13'),
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All asbestos concentrations are reported as a percent of the total material in the layer as estimated by a calibrated visual estimate. Samples<br>whose asbestos concentration is below the limit of detection shall be marked as \\u201cNone Detected\\u201d. Sarcova Industries Inc. is a Standards Council of Canada<br>accredited laboratory which maintains a proficient status in the AIHA Proficiency Analytical Testing (PAT) Programs\\u2019 Bulk Asbestos Proficiency Analytical<br>Testing (BAPAT) program. Material Descriptions provided by clients shall be used for at least one layer of the sample in question unless the material<br>description would lead to a misunderstanding of analysis results. Where a sample contains additional layers not specified in the material description those<br>materials were described by the analyst to the best of their ability. Colors provided in association with material descriptions are decided by selecting the<br>closest match from a sixteen color reference sheet, however the subjective nature of color interpretation may result in disagreements between the color<br>reported and the material in situ. Where color disagreements occur the color provided by the client shall be used.<br>The results presented in this report are strictly valid for the samples received by the laboratory personnel and as such are subject to error generated during<br>sampling. The results presented in this report relate only to the material tested. These results may not be reproduced, except in full, without the expressed<br>permission of Sarcova Industries Inc. management.<br>Samples are archived for four weeks after analysis. 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Where color disagreements occur the color provided by the client shall be used.<br>The results presented in this report are strictly valid for the samples received by the laboratory personnel and as such are subject to error generated during<br>sampling. The results presented in this report relate only to the material tested. These results may not be reproduced, except in full, without the expressed<br>permission of Sarcova Industries Inc. management.<br>Samples are archived for four weeks after analysis. 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(236, 139, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<table border=\\\"1\\\"><colgroup><col><col><col><\\/colgroup>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Sarcova PID: BS12913B<\\/td>\\r\\n<td><\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Client: OMNI Hazmat Consulting Inc.<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Analyst: LM\\/PO<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Project Location: 33790 Essendene Avenue, Abbotsford BC<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Contact: info@omnihazmat.com<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Analysis Method: NIOSH 9002:1994<\\/td>\\r\\n<td><\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Client Project #: AB-230508-A<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/tbody>\\r\\n<\\/table>\\r\\n<p>Notice of Amendment to Existing Report<br>Project Number: BS12913<br>Address: 33790 Essendene Avenue, Abbotsford BC<br>Initial Report Date: 2023\\/05\\/12 \\u2013 2023\\/05\\/15<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The following amendments were made to existing report:<br>Sample BS12913-48 Location changed from 213 to 203<br>Sample BS12913-56 Material Description changed from \\u201cCompound\\u201d to \\u201cTexture Coat\\u201d<br>The amendments were made for the following reasons:<br>Changes made as per client request<br>Amendments executed by: CM<br>Approved by:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130133.png\\\" width=\\\"186\\\" height=\\\"102\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Patrick O\\u2019Donnell M.Sc ,<br>Quality Assurance Officer<\\/p>\"', '\"<table border=\\\"1\\\"><colgroup><col><col><col><\\/colgroup>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Sarcova PID: BS12913B<\\/td>\\r\\n<td><\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Client: OMNI Hazmat Consulting Inc.<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Analyst: LM\\/PO<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Project Location: 33790 Essendene Avenue, Abbotsford BC<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Contact: info@omnihazmat.com<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Analysis Method: NIOSH 9002:1994<\\/td>\\r\\n<td><\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Client Project #: AB-230508-A<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/tbody>\\r\\n<\\/table>\\r\\n<p>Notice of Amendment to Existing Report<br>Project Number: BS12913<br>Address: 33790 Essendene Avenue, Abbotsford BC<br>Initial Report Date: 2023\\/05\\/12 \\u2013 2023\\/05\\/15<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The following amendments were made to existing report:<br>Sample BS12913-48 Location changed from 213 to 203<br>Sample BS12913-56 Material Description changed from \\u201cCompound\\u201d to \\u201cTexture Coat\\u201d<br>The amendments were made for the following reasons:<br>Changes made as per client request<br>Amendments executed by: CM<br>Approved by:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130133.png\\\" width=\\\"186\\\" height=\\\"102\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Patrick O\\u2019Donnell M.Sc ,<br>Quality Assurance Officer<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-10 15:46:45', '2025-03-21 10:25:45'),
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Results for all material<br>provided can be found on the following pages.<br>All samples were analyzed using the NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) Method 9002: 1994. Sample numbers are generated<br>based on the order in which they appear on the COC, the formal sample number is the Sarcova PID followed by the reported sample ID. Samples containing<br>multiple layers were first separated into individual samples for each layer and analyzed separately, specific layers were identified based on regions of<br>homogeneity. All asbestos concentrations are reported as a percent of the total material in the layer as estimated by a calibrated visual estimate. Samples<br>whose asbestos concentration is below the limit of detection shall be marked as \\u201cNone Detected\\u201d. Sarcova Industries Inc. is a Standards Council of Canada<br>accredited laboratory which maintains a proficient status in the AIHA Proficiency Analytical Testing (PAT) Programs\\u2019 Bulk Asbestos Proficiency Analytical<br>Testing (BAPAT) program. Material Descriptions provided by clients shall be used for at least one layer of the sample in question unless the material<br>description would lead to a misunderstanding of analysis results. Where a sample contains additional layers not specified in the material description those<br>materials were described by the analyst to the best of their ability. Colors provided in association with material descriptions are decided by selecting the<br>closest match from a sixteen color reference sheet, however the subjective nature of color interpretation may result in disagreements between the color<br>reported and the material in situ. Where color disagreements occur the color provided by the client shall be used.<br>The results presented in this report are strictly valid for the samples received by the laboratory personnel and as such are subject to error generated during<br>sampling. The results presented in this report relate only to the material tested. These results may not be reproduced, except in full, without the expressed<br>permission of Sarcova Industries Inc. management.<br>Samples are archived for four weeks after analysis. 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Results for all material<br>provided can be found on the following pages.<br>All samples were analyzed using the NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) Method 9002: 1994. Sample numbers are generated<br>based on the order in which they appear on the COC, the formal sample number is the Sarcova PID followed by the reported sample ID. Samples containing<br>multiple layers were first separated into individual samples for each layer and analyzed separately, specific layers were identified based on regions of<br>homogeneity. All asbestos concentrations are reported as a percent of the total material in the layer as estimated by a calibrated visual estimate. Samples<br>whose asbestos concentration is below the limit of detection shall be marked as \\u201cNone Detected\\u201d. Sarcova Industries Inc. is a Standards Council of Canada<br>accredited laboratory which maintains a proficient status in the AIHA Proficiency Analytical Testing (PAT) Programs\\u2019 Bulk Asbestos Proficiency Analytical<br>Testing (BAPAT) program. Material Descriptions provided by clients shall be used for at least one layer of the sample in question unless the material<br>description would lead to a misunderstanding of analysis results. Where a sample contains additional layers not specified in the material description those<br>materials were described by the analyst to the best of their ability. Colors provided in association with material descriptions are decided by selecting the<br>closest match from a sixteen color reference sheet, however the subjective nature of color interpretation may result in disagreements between the color<br>reported and the material in situ. Where color disagreements occur the color provided by the client shall be used.<br>The results presented in this report are strictly valid for the samples received by the laboratory personnel and as such are subject to error generated during<br>sampling. The results presented in this report relate only to the material tested. These results may not be reproduced, except in full, without the expressed<br>permission of Sarcova Industries Inc. management.<br>Samples are archived for four weeks after analysis. 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(268, 151, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>Various materials were inspected during the inspection, and following of them tested positive for asbestos.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 EXTERIOR STUCCO.<br>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 WINDOW MASTIC.<br>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 WINDOW PUTTY.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>Various materials were inspected during the inspection, and following of them tested positive for asbestos.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 EXTERIOR STUCCO.<br>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 WINDOW MASTIC.<br>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 WINDOW PUTTY.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:30:39', '2025-03-11 12:54:48'),
(269, 151, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p xss=removed>Note: No vermiculite was observed during inspection but due to the age and structure of the<br>building there might be in cavities and hidden areas, if found during demolition it should be<br>assumed to be ACM.<br>Any materials discovered that are not listed in this report should be treated as potential sources of<br>asbestos until further testing and consultation indicate otherwise.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p xss=removed>Note: No vermiculite was observed during inspection but due to the age and structure of the<br>building there might be in cavities and hidden areas, if found during demolition it should be<br>assumed to be ACM.<br>Any materials discovered that are not listed in this report should be treated as potential sources of<br>asbestos until further testing and consultation indicate otherwise.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:30:39', '2025-03-11 12:54:48'),
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(278, 154, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>SCOPE OF WORK<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The inspection determines if asbestos fibers and other hazardous material present within building<br>material will be handled or disturbed during renovation. If new materials are discovered that are not<br>sampled or referenced. in this report, renovation work must cease, and Foralis Environmental Inc must<br>be contacted to sample and provide consultation to ensure the materials are handled and disposed of<br>properly.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>It is integral for our purposes and the safety to this site to emphasize that this report is entirely<br>exclusive to the property titled and results are limited only to the areas observed at the time of our<br>inspection. Assumptions cannot be made regarding the asbestos content of a material or area that was<br>not sampled or investigated. If there is uncertainty regarding an area or material that is not sampled,<br>the area or material in question must be handled as a potential source of asbestos until further testing<br>confirms otherwise.<br>Inaccessible areas su<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>ch as wall cavities, below floors, or areas that require invasive dismantling of the<br>building may not have been thoroughly investigated.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>METHODOLOGY:<br>Representative samples of hazardous materials suspected in the building were collected in accordance<br>with the Bulk Material Sampling Collection Guide referenced in the WorkSafe BC publication \\u201cSafe<br>Work Practices for Handling Asbestos\\u201d.<br>13 samples were collected during the survey and submitted samples to Canadian Analytical Testing<br>Services for analysis utilizing Polarized Light and stereo Binocular microscopy. Canadian Analytical<br>Testing Services is an accredited laboratory in accordance with WorkSafe BC OH&S regulations and<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>guidelines, NIOSH analytical method.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>SCOPE OF WORK<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The inspection determines if asbestos fibers and other hazardous material present within building<br>material will be handled or disturbed during renovation. If new materials are discovered that are not<br>sampled or referenced. in this report, renovation work must cease, and Foralis Environmental Inc must<br>be contacted to sample and provide consultation to ensure the materials are handled and disposed of<br>properly.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>It is integral for our purposes and the safety to this site to emphasize that this report is entirely<br>exclusive to the property titled and results are limited only to the areas observed at the time of our<br>inspection. Assumptions cannot be made regarding the asbestos content of a material or area that was<br>not sampled or investigated. If there is uncertainty regarding an area or material that is not sampled,<br>the area or material in question must be handled as a potential source of asbestos until further testing<br>confirms otherwise.<br>Inaccessible areas su<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>ch as wall cavities, below floors, or areas that require invasive dismantling of the<br>building may not have been thoroughly investigated.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>METHODOLOGY:<br>Representative samples of hazardous materials suspected in the building were collected in accordance<br>with the Bulk Material Sampling Collection Guide referenced in the WorkSafe BC publication \\u201cSafe<br>Work Practices for Handling Asbestos\\u201d.<br>13 samples were collected during the survey and submitted samples to Canadian Analytical Testing<br>Services for analysis utilizing Polarized Light and stereo Binocular microscopy. Canadian Analytical<br>Testing Services is an accredited laboratory in accordance with WorkSafe BC OH&S regulations and<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>guidelines, NIOSH analytical method.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:34:02', '2025-03-11 13:00:03'),
(279, 155, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>STATEMENT OF LIMITATION<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Foralis Environmental Inc. conducted the work in accordance with acceptance standards, guidelines,<br>and regulations. An effort was made to inspect all accessible areas during the inspection. Asbestos<br>products are sometimes located beneath sub-floors or behind wall cavities. Foralis Environmental Inc.<br>conducted the work in accordance with acceptance standards, guidelines, and regulations. An effort<br>was made to inspect all accessible areas during the inspection.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos products are sometimes located beneath sub-floors or behind wall cavities. Therefore, these<br>areas may not have been identified during the inspection. We cannot be held responsible or liable for<br>incomplete sampling or reporting. However, it\'s believed that our finding reflects the current condition of<br>the building. The liability of the site is not assumed responsibility for any decision made by the<br>abatement contractor, trade, or other parties.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>If any further potentially harmful materials are discovered during the abatement, renovation, or<br>demolition, they too must be handled appropriately. No survey can eliminate uncertainty regarding the<br>potential for hazardous material present on site.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>STATEMENT OF LIMITATION<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Foralis Environmental Inc. conducted the work in accordance with acceptance standards, guidelines,<br>and regulations. An effort was made to inspect all accessible areas during the inspection. Asbestos<br>products are sometimes located beneath sub-floors or behind wall cavities. Foralis Environmental Inc.<br>conducted the work in accordance with acceptance standards, guidelines, and regulations. An effort<br>was made to inspect all accessible areas during the inspection.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos products are sometimes located beneath sub-floors or behind wall cavities. Therefore, these<br>areas may not have been identified during the inspection. We cannot be held responsible or liable for<br>incomplete sampling or reporting. However, it\'s believed that our finding reflects the current condition of<br>the building. The liability of the site is not assumed responsibility for any decision made by the<br>abatement contractor, trade, or other parties.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>If any further potentially harmful materials are discovered during the abatement, renovation, or<br>demolition, they too must be handled appropriately. No survey can eliminate uncertainty regarding the<br>potential for hazardous material present on site.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:35:04', '2025-03-11 13:01:45'),
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(282, 156, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>No DJC was observed inside the garage.<br>No insulation was observed inside the garage.<br>Concrete flooring pad was observed in the garage.<br>Shingles roof was onserved during inspection.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>No DJC was observed inside the garage.<br>No insulation was observed inside the garage.<br>Concrete flooring pad was observed in the garage.<br>Shingles roof was onserved during inspection.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:38:08', '2025-03-11 14:10:15'),
(283, 156, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>OBSERVED MATERIALS:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>The materials listed in the following section have been observed on-site and were sampled to<br>determine their composition. The condition estimated quantity and asbestos content of items to be<br>impacted are also noted. If a new material that may potentially contain asbestos is uncovered at any<br>stage, work must stop in the area until further testing can be performed. Please conduct the table below<br>titled asbestos containing material for a summary of materials found to contain asbestos. Although a<br>reasonable effort was made to qualify materials, our measurements may not be exact and should not<br>be relied upon for quoting and disposal purposes. The contractor is advised to confirm measurements.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>OBSERVED MATERIALS:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>The materials listed in the following section have been observed on-site and were sampled to<br>determine their composition. The condition estimated quantity and asbestos content of items to be<br>impacted are also noted. If a new material that may potentially contain asbestos is uncovered at any<br>stage, work must stop in the area until further testing can be performed. Please conduct the table below<br>titled asbestos containing material for a summary of materials found to contain asbestos. Although a<br>reasonable effort was made to qualify materials, our measurements may not be exact and should not<br>be relied upon for quoting and disposal purposes. The contractor is advised to confirm measurements.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:38:08', '2025-03-11 14:10:15'),
(284, 157, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>RISK ASSESSMENT & RECOMMENDATIONS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>The current state of the garage is good and functional, it is safe to enter the property without proper<br>PPE.<br>2. The site needs to be clearly marked with proper signage and banner tapes while removing ACM.<br>3. All building material debris generated from abatement inside the house is deemed to be cross<br>contaminated to asbestos.<br>4. Workers performing abatement activity must wear minimum 3M Full face with Hepa P100 filter<br>cartilage designated for Moderate-risk work activities.<br>5. Continuous water supply must be on site for proper wetting down of all the building materials and<br>other cross contaminated materials.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>This assessment specifies the measures to be taken to control and manage the risk from identified and<br>presumed asbestos containing materials and to be managed according to the Asbestos Control Regulations.<br>The method of risk assessment, which has been adopted here is based on the material assessed.<br>Guided survey of house set out some factors, which are most relevant in assessment of the potential release<br>of fiber from a suspected material.<br>Management priority has been determined by carrying out a risk assessment that includes some<br>factors such as:<br>1. The occupancy of an area (Quantity)<br>2. The current state (Condition)<br>3. The location of material<br>4. Friability<br>5. Control methods.<br>6. Respirator selection<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\"', '\"<p>RISK ASSESSMENT & RECOMMENDATIONS<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>The current state of the garage is good and functional, it is safe to enter the property without proper<br>PPE.<br>2. The site needs to be clearly marked with proper signage and banner tapes while removing ACM.<br>3. All building material debris generated from abatement inside the house is deemed to be cross<br>contaminated to asbestos.<br>4. Workers performing abatement activity must wear minimum 3M Full face with Hepa P100 filter<br>cartilage designated for Moderate-risk work activities.<br>5. Continuous water supply must be on site for proper wetting down of all the building materials and<br>other cross contaminated materials.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>This assessment specifies the measures to be taken to control and manage the risk from identified and<br>presumed asbestos containing materials and to be managed according to the Asbestos Control Regulations.<br>The method of risk assessment, which has been adopted here is based on the material assessed.<br>Guided survey of house set out some factors, which are most relevant in assessment of the potential release<br>of fiber from a suspected material.<br>Management priority has been determined by carrying out a risk assessment that includes some<br>factors such as:<br>1. The occupancy of an area (Quantity)<br>2. The current state (Condition)<br>3. The location of material<br>4. Friability<br>5. Control methods.<br>6. Respirator selection<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:42:23', '2025-03-11 14:22:57'),
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(289, 158, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>SUMMARY OF OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>A visual inspection of the building was conducted for the presence of the following materials:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Mold a respiratory health hazard<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Wall mounted thermostat switches or gauges suspected of containing mercury.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Fluorescent light fixtures suspected of containing PCB\\u2019s.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Chemicals on the premises suspected of containing hazardous material. Including: flammable, toxic,<br>corrosive and explosive content.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Paint, paint thinners and other suspected lead containing materials.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>CFC\\u2019s (Chlorofluorocarbon) in refrigeration equipment.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Radioactive heat or smoke detectors.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\"', '\"<p><strong>SUMMARY OF OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>A visual inspection of the building was conducted for the presence of the following materials:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Mold a respiratory health hazard<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Wall mounted thermostat switches or gauges suspected of containing mercury.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Fluorescent light fixtures suspected of containing PCB\\u2019s.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Chemicals on the premises suspected of containing hazardous material. Including: flammable, toxic,<br>corrosive and explosive content.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Paint, paint thinners and other suspected lead containing materials.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>CFC\\u2019s (Chlorofluorocarbon) in refrigeration equipment.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Radioactive heat or smoke detectors.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:44:14', '2025-03-11 13:25:19'),
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(291, 158, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>MOLD:<br>Molds spores are a common component of household and workplace dust. Mold may exist behind wall cavities, under<br>carpeting, or concealed anywhere in damp or water damaged areas. Only a visual survey of moisture was performed in<br>this inspection and did not include any sampling or measurements. When mold spores are present in large quantities,<br>they can present a health hazard to humans, potentially causing allergic reactions and respiratory problems. Persons<br>with compromised immune systems, children, the elderly, and pregnant women have an increased sensitivity to mold.<br>MERCURY:<br>Liquid mercuries are found in electrical equipment, wall mounted thermostats, thermometers, silent switches light bulbs.<br>Mercury, in its elemental form can form a vapor at room temperature. A visual review of potential mercury sources was<br>performed, this did not include sampling and dismantling of suspect equipment and fixtures. Inhaling mercury vapors,<br>absorption into skin or ingesting the liquid form can cause serious injury. Birth defect, brain damage, nervous system<br>failure, kidney failure or even death. It can also enter your body via food.<br>PCB\\u2019S:<br>Polychlorinated Biphenyl\\u2019s (PCB) are synthetic chemicals that are often present in household materials including<br>fluorescent lighting ballasts, cable insulation, appliances, and electrical devices. Exposure can cause issues ranging<br>from skin irritations to severe reproductive, neurological, and immune system deficiencies, and is also a threat to fetal<br>and early child development. PCB containing equipment must be disposed of according to the Hazardous Waste<br>Regulation \\/ Environment Canada PCB Regulations.<br>LEAD:<br>Lead based paints and coatings are defined by the federal Ministry of Health under the Hazardous ProductsAct, to be<br>paints or similar materials that dry to a solid film that contain over 90 mg\\/kg (0.009%) dry weight of lead. Lead<br>containing paint is assumed to be present on interior walls and ceilings, on trim work and doors, and on exterior<br>surfaces of the structure. During our inspection some suspect oil-based paints, primers and enamels applied to the<br>interior and\\/or exterior surfaces were observed and are suspected of containing lead and\\/or other heavy metals.<br>Lead exposure can cause vomiting, convulsions, coma, intellectual development problems, anemia, brain damage and<br>even death. Improper disposal can cause food chain related contamination and, through predation, can enter the<br>human food supply. All lead must be disposed of as per the Ministry of Environment\\u2019s Hazardous Waste Regulation.<br>Interior front entrance ceramic tile, exterior cedar siding and soffits paints were selected and analyzed for lead<br>concentration. WorkSafeBC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing paint. According to the<br>board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard. However, according to current<br>OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to considered lead containing.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 132415.png\\\" width=\\\"804\\\" height=\\\"560\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>NO LEAD SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED TO ANALYZE THE PRESENCE OF LEAD. PROPER STEPS<br>MUST BE TAKEN TO REMOVE, HANDLE OR DISPOSE OF SUCH MATERIAL IF FOUND. RENOVATION<br>CONTRACTOR MUST CONDUCT AN INDEPENDENT RISK ASSESSMENT BEFORE ANY DISTURBANCE<br>TO LIMIT EXPOSURE OF LEAD CONTAINING MATERIAL, FURTHER LEAD TESTING IS RECOMMENDED<br>BEFORE DISTURBANCE.<br>Work Safe BC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing paint. According<br>to the board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard.<br>However, according to current OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to<br>considered lead containing.<br>The Risk Level is determined based on the planned disturbance to the material. Procedures must be<br>followed, sufficient and appropriate engineering controls implemented and associated personal<br>protective equipment must be worn based on safe work procedures as outlined in the WorkSafeBC<br>\\u201cSafe Work Practices for Handling Lead\\u201d, 2020 publication.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>As stated in the WorkSafeBC Manual \\u2018Lead-Containing Paints and Coatings: Preventing Exposure in the<br>Construction Industry\\u2019 the following apply: Information from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health<br>Administration (OSHA) suggests that the improper removal of lead paint containing 600 mg\\/kg lead results in<br>airborne lead concentrations that exceed half of the exposure limit. This would trigger the requirement for an<br>ECP and safe work procedures.<br>Lead concentrations as low as 90 mg\\/kg may present a risk to pregnant women and children. Any risk<br>assessment should include the presence of high-risk individuals within the workplace.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>MOLD:<br>Molds spores are a common component of household and workplace dust. Mold may exist behind wall cavities, under<br>carpeting, or concealed anywhere in damp or water damaged areas. Only a visual survey of moisture was performed in<br>this inspection and did not include any sampling or measurements. When mold spores are present in large quantities,<br>they can present a health hazard to humans, potentially causing allergic reactions and respiratory problems. Persons<br>with compromised immune systems, children, the elderly, and pregnant women have an increased sensitivity to mold.<br>MERCURY:<br>Liquid mercuries are found in electrical equipment, wall mounted thermostats, thermometers, silent switches light bulbs.<br>Mercury, in its elemental form can form a vapor at room temperature. A visual review of potential mercury sources was<br>performed, this did not include sampling and dismantling of suspect equipment and fixtures. Inhaling mercury vapors,<br>absorption into skin or ingesting the liquid form can cause serious injury. Birth defect, brain damage, nervous system<br>failure, kidney failure or even death. It can also enter your body via food.<br>PCB\\u2019S:<br>Polychlorinated Biphenyl\\u2019s (PCB) are synthetic chemicals that are often present in household materials including<br>fluorescent lighting ballasts, cable insulation, appliances, and electrical devices. Exposure can cause issues ranging<br>from skin irritations to severe reproductive, neurological, and immune system deficiencies, and is also a threat to fetal<br>and early child development. PCB containing equipment must be disposed of according to the Hazardous Waste<br>Regulation \\/ Environment Canada PCB Regulations.<br>LEAD:<br>Lead based paints and coatings are defined by the federal Ministry of Health under the Hazardous ProductsAct, to be<br>paints or similar materials that dry to a solid film that contain over 90 mg\\/kg (0.009%) dry weight of lead. Lead<br>containing paint is assumed to be present on interior walls and ceilings, on trim work and doors, and on exterior<br>surfaces of the structure. During our inspection some suspect oil-based paints, primers and enamels applied to the<br>interior and\\/or exterior surfaces were observed and are suspected of containing lead and\\/or other heavy metals.<br>Lead exposure can cause vomiting, convulsions, coma, intellectual development problems, anemia, brain damage and<br>even death. Improper disposal can cause food chain related contamination and, through predation, can enter the<br>human food supply. All lead must be disposed of as per the Ministry of Environment\\u2019s Hazardous Waste Regulation.<br>Interior front entrance ceramic tile, exterior cedar siding and soffits paints were selected and analyzed for lead<br>concentration. WorkSafeBC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing paint. According to the<br>board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard. However, according to current<br>OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to considered lead containing.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 132415.png\\\" width=\\\"804\\\" height=\\\"560\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>NO LEAD SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED TO ANALYZE THE PRESENCE OF LEAD. PROPER STEPS<br>MUST BE TAKEN TO REMOVE, HANDLE OR DISPOSE OF SUCH MATERIAL IF FOUND. RENOVATION<br>CONTRACTOR MUST CONDUCT AN INDEPENDENT RISK ASSESSMENT BEFORE ANY DISTURBANCE<br>TO LIMIT EXPOSURE OF LEAD CONTAINING MATERIAL, FURTHER LEAD TESTING IS RECOMMENDED<br>BEFORE DISTURBANCE.<br>Work Safe BC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing paint. According<br>to the board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard.<br>However, according to current OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to<br>considered lead containing.<br>The Risk Level is determined based on the planned disturbance to the material. Procedures must be<br>followed, sufficient and appropriate engineering controls implemented and associated personal<br>protective equipment must be worn based on safe work procedures as outlined in the WorkSafeBC<br>\\u201cSafe Work Practices for Handling Lead\\u201d, 2020 publication.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>As stated in the WorkSafeBC Manual \\u2018Lead-Containing Paints and Coatings: Preventing Exposure in the<br>Construction Industry\\u2019 the following apply: Information from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health<br>Administration (OSHA) suggests that the improper removal of lead paint containing 600 mg\\/kg lead results in<br>airborne lead concentrations that exceed half of the exposure limit. This would trigger the requirement for an<br>ECP and safe work procedures.<br>Lead concentrations as low as 90 mg\\/kg may present a risk to pregnant women and children. Any risk<br>assessment should include the presence of high-risk individuals within the workplace.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:44:14', '2025-03-11 13:25:19'),
(292, 159, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>TOXICITY CHARACTERISTIC LEACHING PROCEDURE (TCLP)<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A waste material has the characteristic of \\u201ctoxicity\\u201d if it is able to leach specific toxic metals, organics<br>compounds or pesticides into the soil or ground water. TCLP analysis is conducted to determine whether<br>waste materials containing lead can be disposed of as regular demolition debris or if they must be<br>disposed of as leachable hazardous waste. Lead paints containing 5mg\\/L or more are considered to be<br>leachable waste. A waste material has the characteristic of \\u201ctoxicity\\u201d if it is able to leach specific toxic<br>metals, organics compounds or pesticides into the soil or ground water.<br><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/www.worksafebc.com\\/en\\/resources\\/health-safety\\/books-guides\\/safe-work-practices-handlinglead? lang=en\\\">https:\\/\\/www.worksafebc.com\\/en\\/resources\\/health-safety\\/books-guides\\/safe-work-practices-handlinglead?<\\/a><br><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/www.worksafebc.com\\/en\\/resources\\/health-safety\\/books-guides\\/safe-work-practices-handlinglead? lang=en\\\">lang=en<\\/a><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>TOXICITY CHARACTERISTIC LEACHING PROCEDURE (TCLP)<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A waste material has the characteristic of \\u201ctoxicity\\u201d if it is able to leach specific toxic metals, organics<br>compounds or pesticides into the soil or ground water. TCLP analysis is conducted to determine whether<br>waste materials containing lead can be disposed of as regular demolition debris or if they must be<br>disposed of as leachable hazardous waste. Lead paints containing 5mg\\/L or more are considered to be<br>leachable waste. A waste material has the characteristic of \\u201ctoxicity\\u201d if it is able to leach specific toxic<br>metals, organics compounds or pesticides into the soil or ground water.<br><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/www.worksafebc.com\\/en\\/resources\\/health-safety\\/books-guides\\/safe-work-practices-handlinglead? lang=en\\\">https:\\/\\/www.worksafebc.com\\/en\\/resources\\/health-safety\\/books-guides\\/safe-work-practices-handlinglead?<\\/a><br><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/www.worksafebc.com\\/en\\/resources\\/health-safety\\/books-guides\\/safe-work-practices-handlinglead? lang=en\\\">lang=en<\\/a><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:44:55', '2025-03-11 13:17:52'),
(293, 160, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All chemicals and other hazardous materials need to be removed prior to renovation. It is owner<br>responsibility to have these materials or items removed themselves or to hire a hazardous material<br>contractor to do so. All materials need to be disposed of as per the Ministry of Environment\\u2019s Hazardous<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All chemicals and other hazardous materials need to be removed prior to renovation. It is owner<br>responsibility to have these materials or items removed themselves or to hire a hazardous material<br>contractor to do so. All materials need to be disposed of as per the Ministry of Environment\\u2019s Hazardous<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:49:55', '2025-03-11 13:16:00'),
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(297, 161, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>MISCELLANEOUS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Only a visual inspection was performed for the presence of underground oil storage tanks- NONE FOUND.<br>During renovation if any underground oil storage tank is found, all work shall stop and consult WorkSafe<br>BC or any other Hazardous material regulating government agencies within the province for<br>recommendation.<br>Other hazardous or infectious substances for consideration such as: rodent dropping and\\/or carcasses,<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>mold and fungi, and pigeon guano may cause infectious illnesses and\\/or respiratory diseases in humans-<br>NONE FOUND.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Unprotected trades or workers performing renovation of the building(s) should consider and take<br>necessary precautions, as per the WorkSafe BC Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, to protect<br>themselves from potential exposure of these contaminants. Workers should wear protective disposable<br>clothing and HEPA equipped respirators when working near or in potential health hazards.<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water<br>misters, frequently before and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust;<br>Asbestos-containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible<br>to minimize disturbance and release of asbestos fibers.<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimeter Polyethylene asbestos<br>waste bags \\u201cgoose necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the<br>Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of<br>the HWR.<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated<br>using applications of fiber lock.<br>Daily Air Monitoring will be required throughout high-risk work to ensure risk procedures are effective, and<br>site hygiene efforts remain sufficient. Air clearance sampling is mandatory following abatement completion<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>to rule out the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Air monitoring must be performed by a qualified third-<br>party company possessing NIOSH 582 certification or equivalent training. Appropriate techniques, work<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to workers, occupants, and<br>the public.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>MISCELLANEOUS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Only a visual inspection was performed for the presence of underground oil storage tanks- NONE FOUND.<br>During renovation if any underground oil storage tank is found, all work shall stop and consult WorkSafe<br>BC or any other Hazardous material regulating government agencies within the province for<br>recommendation.<br>Other hazardous or infectious substances for consideration such as: rodent dropping and\\/or carcasses,<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>mold and fungi, and pigeon guano may cause infectious illnesses and\\/or respiratory diseases in humans-<br>NONE FOUND.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Unprotected trades or workers performing renovation of the building(s) should consider and take<br>necessary precautions, as per the WorkSafe BC Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, to protect<br>themselves from potential exposure of these contaminants. Workers should wear protective disposable<br>clothing and HEPA equipped respirators when working near or in potential health hazards.<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water<br>misters, frequently before and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust;<br>Asbestos-containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible<br>to minimize disturbance and release of asbestos fibers.<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimeter Polyethylene asbestos<br>waste bags \\u201cgoose necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the<br>Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of<br>the HWR.<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated<br>using applications of fiber lock.<br>Daily Air Monitoring will be required throughout high-risk work to ensure risk procedures are effective, and<br>site hygiene efforts remain sufficient. Air clearance sampling is mandatory following abatement completion<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>to rule out the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Air monitoring must be performed by a qualified third-<br>party company possessing NIOSH 582 certification or equivalent training. Appropriate techniques, work<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to workers, occupants, and<br>the public.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:51:41', '2025-03-11 13:11:09'),
(298, 162, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>HIGH RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Controlled abatement of asbestos-containing materials presenting a high risk of exposure. For more information, please recite<br>The Safe Work Practices for Handling Asbestos guidelines 2017 publication.<br>Site-specific work procedures are to be developed by the abatement contractor for all high-risk work activities and submitted<br>to the Occupational Hygiene department of WorkSafe BC 48 hours prior to the start of work. Work procedures and all other<br>relevant documentation must be readily available onsite during abatement work.<br>First aid personnel, as well as a qualified site supervisor, are to be in attendance throughout the project.<br>A designated work area must be defined by fencing, warning tape, and signage that describes the risks associated with<br>entering the removal area. Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared for safe entry.<br>A HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used throughout the removal process. To ensure efficacy,<br>HEPA systems must first be DOP tested on site before they are use.<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in High-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head and foot<br>coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100series filters.<br>A three-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including a transfer room, shower, and clean room setup. The<br>decontamination facility is to be used before exiting the contained work area. All personal protective equipment must be<br>cleaned using a damp cloth and or a HEPA vacuum and single-use items are to be disposed of before exiting the<br>containment.<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents another opening<br>must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibers.<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water misters, frequently before<br>and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust.<br>Asbestos-containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible to minimize<br>disturbance and release of asbestos fibers. Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimeter<br>Polyethylene asbestos waste bags \\u201cgoose necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the<br>Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR.<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using applications<br>of fiber lock.<br>Daily Air Monitoring will be required throughout high-risk work to ensure risk procedures are effective, and site hygiene efforts<br>remain sufficient. Air clearance sampling is mandatory following abatement completion to rule out the presence of airborne<br>asbestos fibers. Air monitoring must be performed by a qualified third-party company possessing NIOSH 582 certification or<br>equivalent training. Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate<br>risk to workers, occupants, and the public.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>HIGH RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Controlled abatement of asbestos-containing materials presenting a high risk of exposure. For more information, please recite<br>The Safe Work Practices for Handling Asbestos guidelines 2017 publication.<br>Site-specific work procedures are to be developed by the abatement contractor for all high-risk work activities and submitted<br>to the Occupational Hygiene department of WorkSafe BC 48 hours prior to the start of work. Work procedures and all other<br>relevant documentation must be readily available onsite during abatement work.<br>First aid personnel, as well as a qualified site supervisor, are to be in attendance throughout the project.<br>A designated work area must be defined by fencing, warning tape, and signage that describes the risks associated with<br>entering the removal area. Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared for safe entry.<br>A HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used throughout the removal process. To ensure efficacy,<br>HEPA systems must first be DOP tested on site before they are use.<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in High-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head and foot<br>coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100series filters.<br>A three-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including a transfer room, shower, and clean room setup. The<br>decontamination facility is to be used before exiting the contained work area. All personal protective equipment must be<br>cleaned using a damp cloth and or a HEPA vacuum and single-use items are to be disposed of before exiting the<br>containment.<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents another opening<br>must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibers.<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water misters, frequently before<br>and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust.<br>Asbestos-containing materials should be removed while attached to substrates and intact where possible to minimize<br>disturbance and release of asbestos fibers. Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimeter<br>Polyethylene asbestos waste bags \\u201cgoose necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the<br>Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR.<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using applications<br>of fiber lock.<br>Daily Air Monitoring will be required throughout high-risk work to ensure risk procedures are effective, and site hygiene efforts<br>remain sufficient. Air clearance sampling is mandatory following abatement completion to rule out the presence of airborne<br>asbestos fibers. Air monitoring must be performed by a qualified third-party company possessing NIOSH 582 certification or<br>equivalent training. Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate<br>risk to workers, occupants, and the public.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:52:04', '2025-03-11 13:10:04'),
(299, 163, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong xss=removed>MODERATE RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Controlled abatement of asbestos-containing materials presenting a moderate risk of exposure. For more information, please<br>recite The Safe Work Practices for Handling Asbestos guidelines 2017 publication.<br>Site-specific work procedures are to be developed by the abatement contractor for all Moderate-risk work activities and<br>submitted to the Occupational Hygiene department of WorkSafe BC 48 hours prior to the start of work. Work procedures and<br>all other relevant documentation must be readily available onsite during abatement work.<br>First aid personnel, as well as a qualified site supervisor, are to be in attendance throughout the project.<br>The designated work area must be defined by fencing, warning tape, and signage that describes risks associated with<br>entering the removal area. Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared for safe entry.<br>Where applicable, a HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used during the asbestos removal<br>process.<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in Moderate-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head and foot<br>coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100 series filters.<br>A two-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including an appropriate wash down station. The facility is to be used<br>before exiting the containment. All protective equipment should be cleaned using a damp cloth and HEPA vacuum and any<br>single-use items must be disposed of before exiting the contained work area.<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents, and other<br>openings must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibers.<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water misters, frequently before<br>and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust. Asbestos-containing materials should be removed<br>while attached to substrates and intact where possible to minimize disturbance and release of asbestos fibers.<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimeter Polyethylene asbestos waste bags \\u201cgoose<br>necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation<br>(OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR.<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using applications<br>of fiber lock.<br>Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to workers,<br>occupants, and the public.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong xss=removed>MODERATE RISK ASBESTOS REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Controlled abatement of asbestos-containing materials presenting a moderate risk of exposure. For more information, please<br>recite The Safe Work Practices for Handling Asbestos guidelines 2017 publication.<br>Site-specific work procedures are to be developed by the abatement contractor for all Moderate-risk work activities and<br>submitted to the Occupational Hygiene department of WorkSafe BC 48 hours prior to the start of work. Work procedures and<br>all other relevant documentation must be readily available onsite during abatement work.<br>First aid personnel, as well as a qualified site supervisor, are to be in attendance throughout the project.<br>The designated work area must be defined by fencing, warning tape, and signage that describes risks associated with<br>entering the removal area. Barriers and signage must be present until the abatement is completed and cleared for safe entry.<br>Where applicable, a HEPA equipped ventilation system &#40;negative air units&#41; must be used during the asbestos removal<br>process.<br>The following are to be worn by workers participating in Moderate-Risk work activities: Tyvek coveralls with head and foot<br>coverings, double-lined gloves, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) equipped with NIOSH 100 series filters.<br>A two-staged decontamination facility is to be available, including an appropriate wash down station. The facility is to be used<br>before exiting the containment. All protective equipment should be cleaned using a damp cloth and HEPA vacuum and any<br>single-use items must be disposed of before exiting the contained work area.<br>Polyethylene drop sheets must be used to prevent asbestos contamination in other areas. Windows, vents, and other<br>openings must be appropriately sealed to eliminate the migration of asbestos fibers.<br>Material saturation procedures are to be implemented using airless sprayers and pump-action water misters, frequently before<br>and during the removal of high-risk materials to reduce or eliminate dust. Asbestos-containing materials should be removed<br>while attached to substrates and intact where possible to minimize disturbance and release of asbestos fibers.<br>Asbestos debris and contaminants are to be placed in doubled up six-millimeter Polyethylene asbestos waste bags \\u201cgoose<br>necked\\u201d with tape and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation<br>(OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the HWR.<br>The removal area(s) and all surfaces are to be decontaminated by HEPA vacuums and then encapsulated using applications<br>of fiber lock.<br>Appropriate techniques, work procedures, and personal protective equipment must be utilized to mitigate risk to workers,<br>occupants, and the public.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:52:29', '2025-03-11 13:09:36'),
(300, 164, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>SITE PHOTOS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130713.png\\\" width=\\\"997\\\" height=\\\"1017\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>SITE PHOTOS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130713.png\\\" width=\\\"997\\\" height=\\\"1017\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:52:57', '2025-03-11 13:08:23'),
(301, 165, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>SITE MAP<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>GARAGE<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130425.png\\\" width=\\\"802\\\" height=\\\"721\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>SITE MAP<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>GARAGE<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130425.png\\\" width=\\\"802\\\" height=\\\"721\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:53:21', '2025-03-11 13:06:24'),
(302, 166, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>CLOSING<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The location, description, and analytical results of the collected bulk samples are summarized in the<br>attached lab report. Based on the analytical results of the 13 collected bulk samples, 10 of them were<br>found to be asbestos-containing.<br>Demolition of the garage is not permitted until any known or assumed hazardous materials are removed by<br>an approved\\/licensed contractor following the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety<br>Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of per the requirements of the hazardous waste regulations where<br>applicable.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Appropriate risk procedures and disposal methods must be followed throughout the removal of asbestos-<br>containing materials as outlined by WorkSafe BC. Abatement workers require sufficient training on proper<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>removal techniques and the dangers associated with asbestos exposure, including any other hazards<br>present on site. Workers must be provided with appropriate personal protective equipment, required<br>supplies, and consulting services during the project.<br>Personnel removing items tested or assumed to contain lead, including (but not limited to) ventilation flues,<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>ceramic tiles, and painted surfaces, must wear suitable personal protective equipment and follow a site-<br>specific lead exposure control plan. TCLP testing is recommended to evaluate disposal methods and<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>determine the appropriate waste stream.<br>This document does not offer a warranty against potentially hazardous materials and is specific only to the<br>areas and materials tested. Further consultation is required in the event of uncertainty regarding the<br>findings in this report.<br><br><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Prepared by:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130133.png\\\" width=\\\"186\\\" height=\\\"102\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Krithik Dubey<br>Certificate: #ASB-10002555<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>CLOSING<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The location, description, and analytical results of the collected bulk samples are summarized in the<br>attached lab report. Based on the analytical results of the 13 collected bulk samples, 10 of them were<br>found to be asbestos-containing.<br>Demolition of the garage is not permitted until any known or assumed hazardous materials are removed by<br>an approved\\/licensed contractor following the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety<br>Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of per the requirements of the hazardous waste regulations where<br>applicable.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Appropriate risk procedures and disposal methods must be followed throughout the removal of asbestos-<br>containing materials as outlined by WorkSafe BC. Abatement workers require sufficient training on proper<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>removal techniques and the dangers associated with asbestos exposure, including any other hazards<br>present on site. Workers must be provided with appropriate personal protective equipment, required<br>supplies, and consulting services during the project.<br>Personnel removing items tested or assumed to contain lead, including (but not limited to) ventilation flues,<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>ceramic tiles, and painted surfaces, must wear suitable personal protective equipment and follow a site-<br>specific lead exposure control plan. TCLP testing is recommended to evaluate disposal methods and<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>determine the appropriate waste stream.<br>This document does not offer a warranty against potentially hazardous materials and is specific only to the<br>areas and materials tested. Further consultation is required in the event of uncertainty regarding the<br>findings in this report.<br><br><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Prepared by:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 130133.png\\\" width=\\\"186\\\" height=\\\"102\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Krithik Dubey<br>Certificate: #ASB-10002555<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:53:44', '2025-03-11 13:02:23'),
(303, 167, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><span xss=removed><strong>LAB REPORT<\\/strong><\\/span><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><span xss=removed><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 125758.png\\\" width=\\\"891\\\" height=\\\"877\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/span><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><span xss=removed><strong>LAB REPORT<\\/strong><\\/span><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><span xss=removed><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 125758.png\\\" width=\\\"891\\\" height=\\\"877\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/span><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:57:06', '2025-03-11 12:59:54'),
(304, 167, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 125814.png\\\" width=\\\"898\\\" height=\\\"675\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 125814.png\\\" width=\\\"898\\\" height=\\\"675\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 12:57:06', '2025-03-11 12:59:54'),
(305, 156, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>SUSPECTED ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS SAMPLE COLLECTED:<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>SUSPECTED ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS SAMPLE COLLECTED:<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 13:11:26', '2025-03-11 14:10:15'),
(306, 156, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>Stucco samples have been tested positive for asbestos. Prior to demolition of the building, all the<br>exterior stucco must be removed following \\u201cHigh-risk\\u201d Procedures of the Occupational Health and<br>Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Hazardous<br>Waste Regulation (HWR).<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>Stucco samples have been tested positive for asbestos. Prior to demolition of the building, all the<br>exterior stucco must be removed following \\u201cHigh-risk\\u201d Procedures of the Occupational Health and<br>Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Hazardous<br>Waste Regulation (HWR).<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 13:15:58', '2025-03-11 14:10:15'),
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(308, 156, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>Window mastic\\/putty sample has been tested positive for asbestos. Prior to demolition of the building,<br>all the windows with mastic\\/putty must be removed following \\u201cModerate-risk\\u201d Procedures of the<br>Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the<br>requirements of the Hazardous Waste Regulation (HWR).<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>Window mastic\\/putty sample has been tested positive for asbestos. Prior to demolition of the building,<br>all the windows with mastic\\/putty must be removed following \\u201cModerate-risk\\u201d Procedures of the<br>Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) and disposed of in accordance with the<br>requirements of the Hazardous Waste Regulation (HWR).<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 13:15:58', '2025-03-11 14:10:15'),
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(310, 168, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>INTRODUCTION<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd [CECL] has been retained in order to conduct a Limited Hazardous Materials<br>Inspection. The objective of the inspection is to target test suspect asbestos material that may be removed,<br>impacted or disturbed while carrying out planned renvation activities. This survey is conducted in conformance to<br>BCOHSR 20.112, Part 6 section 6.6 and Guidelines (G20.112).<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>INTRODUCTION<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd [CECL] has been retained in order to conduct a Limited Hazardous Materials<br>Inspection. The objective of the inspection is to target test suspect asbestos material that may be removed,<br>impacted or disturbed while carrying out planned renvation activities. This survey is conducted in conformance to<br>BCOHSR 20.112, Part 6 section 6.6 and Guidelines (G20.112).<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:24:36', '2025-03-11 14:26:32');
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(311, 169, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>METHODOLOGY<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All bulk samples of suspect asbestos materials are analyzed by utilizing Polarized Light and Binocular Stereo<br>Microscopy In accordance to NIOSH (National institute of Occupational Safety & Health) Method 9002: 1994. Our<br>partnered laboratories are AIHA proficient, ensuring high accuracy and quality control of analysis. BCOHSR defines<br>asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized light<br>microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis. An exception is made for vermiculite- insulation. The<br>EPA recommends all vermiculite insulation is assumed to be asbestos containing. A qualified Person (QP) may<br>identify and assume materials to be asbestos containing.<br>All samples are collected in accordance to the Bulk Material Sample Collection Guide (G20.112) published by<br>WorkSafeBC. A secondary visual inspection is performed in order to identify other hazardous materials that may be<br>present within the building. Including but not limited to light ballasts & tube lights containing PCB\\u2019s, Mercury<br>containing switches, Lead containing coatings and materials, CFC\\u2019s in refrigeration equipment, mold<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>contamination, chemicals, solvents, accelerants, smoke detectors containing radioactive isotopes and other bio-<br>hazards.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Lead samples are analyzed using XRF device Niton XL2 600 (S\\/N 118201). XRF (X-ray fluorescence) is a non-<br>destructive analytical technique used to determine the elemental composition of materials. XRF analyzers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>determine the chemistry of a sample by measuring the fluorescent (or secondary) X-ray emitted from a sample<br>when it is excited by a primary X-ray source. Materials containing concentrations of 10 ppm or greater with a 60<br>second reading time will be reported. The World Health Organization has indicated there is no known safe level of<br>lead exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Paints and manufactured products containing less than 90 ppm (0.009%) lead, are not considered to be lead-<br>containing under the Canadian federal law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A qualified person, (QP) is to perform an independent risk assessment and draft safe work procedures prior to the<br>disturbance of asbestos materials<br>Removal of Lead and asbestos materials must be performed following ALARA principals. This means worker<br>exposure must be kept as low as reasonably achievable. A qualified person should be consulted on the regional<br>regulations concerning the safe removal and disposal of hazardous materials.<br>Asbestos removal in B.C. must be performed by licensed abatement contractors and certified workers. The<br>Improper removal or disposal of asbestos materials may lead to fines, penalties or criminal prosecution.<br>Semi-destructive sampling methods were utilized during this inspection, with the aim of keeping the disturbance of<br>building materials to a minimum. Any dust or debris caused by sampling is immediately collected and removed in<br>order to control the risk of asbestos exposure to visitors & occupants.<br>If any concealed or untested building materials are uncovered while performing demolition activities, all work<br>must stop and [CECL] must be contacted immediately in order to perform further testing.<br>All building materials are to be treated as asbestos containing until targeted testing can prove otherwise<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>METHODOLOGY<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All bulk samples of suspect asbestos materials are analyzed by utilizing Polarized Light and Binocular Stereo<br>Microscopy In accordance to NIOSH (National institute of Occupational Safety & Health) Method 9002: 1994. Our<br>partnered laboratories are AIHA proficient, ensuring high accuracy and quality control of analysis. BCOHSR defines<br>asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized light<br>microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis. An exception is made for vermiculite- insulation. The<br>EPA recommends all vermiculite insulation is assumed to be asbestos containing. A qualified Person (QP) may<br>identify and assume materials to be asbestos containing.<br>All samples are collected in accordance to the Bulk Material Sample Collection Guide (G20.112) published by<br>WorkSafeBC. A secondary visual inspection is performed in order to identify other hazardous materials that may be<br>present within the building. Including but not limited to light ballasts & tube lights containing PCB\\u2019s, Mercury<br>containing switches, Lead containing coatings and materials, CFC\\u2019s in refrigeration equipment, mold<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>contamination, chemicals, solvents, accelerants, smoke detectors containing radioactive isotopes and other bio-<br>hazards.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Lead samples are analyzed using XRF device Niton XL2 600 (S\\/N 118201). XRF (X-ray fluorescence) is a non-<br>destructive analytical technique used to determine the elemental composition of materials. XRF analyzers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>determine the chemistry of a sample by measuring the fluorescent (or secondary) X-ray emitted from a sample<br>when it is excited by a primary X-ray source. Materials containing concentrations of 10 ppm or greater with a 60<br>second reading time will be reported. The World Health Organization has indicated there is no known safe level of<br>lead exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Paints and manufactured products containing less than 90 ppm (0.009%) lead, are not considered to be lead-<br>containing under the Canadian federal law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A qualified person, (QP) is to perform an independent risk assessment and draft safe work procedures prior to the<br>disturbance of asbestos materials<br>Removal of Lead and asbestos materials must be performed following ALARA principals. This means worker<br>exposure must be kept as low as reasonably achievable. A qualified person should be consulted on the regional<br>regulations concerning the safe removal and disposal of hazardous materials.<br>Asbestos removal in B.C. must be performed by licensed abatement contractors and certified workers. The<br>Improper removal or disposal of asbestos materials may lead to fines, penalties or criminal prosecution.<br>Semi-destructive sampling methods were utilized during this inspection, with the aim of keeping the disturbance of<br>building materials to a minimum. Any dust or debris caused by sampling is immediately collected and removed in<br>order to control the risk of asbestos exposure to visitors & occupants.<br>If any concealed or untested building materials are uncovered while performing demolition activities, all work<br>must stop and [CECL] must be contacted immediately in order to perform further testing.<br>All building materials are to be treated as asbestos containing until targeted testing can prove otherwise<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:24:59', '2025-03-11 14:27:46'),
(312, 170, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>INSPECTION PARAMETERS \\/ SCOPE OF WORK<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The subject property is slated to undergo a targeted renovation. The planned demolition scope<br>of work involves removing sections of plaster from the kitchen, living room and common<br>bathroom, removing wall tile from kitchen and bathroom tub surround. All other untested<br>building materials are to be treated as ACM until further testing can prove otherwise. Any<br>deviation or expansion from the planed scope of work will require further targeted testing.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>INSPECTION PARAMETERS \\/ SCOPE OF WORK<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The subject property is slated to undergo a targeted renovation. The planned demolition scope<br>of work involves removing sections of plaster from the kitchen, living room and common<br>bathroom, removing wall tile from kitchen and bathroom tub surround. All other untested<br>building materials are to be treated as ACM until further testing can prove otherwise. Any<br>deviation or expansion from the planed scope of work will require further targeted testing.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:26:25', '2025-03-11 14:30:27'),
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(314, 171, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>SITE SUMMARY<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>SITE SUMMARY<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:27:46', '2025-03-11 14:36:59'),
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(318, 172, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>\\u0304 The following materials are confirmed to contain the presence of asbestos fibers. BCOHSR defines<br>asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized<br>light microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>\\u0304 The following materials are confirmed to contain the presence of asbestos fibers. BCOHSR defines<br>asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized<br>light microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:37:08', '2025-03-11 14:53:26'),
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(322, 173, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>LEAD PAINT AND COATINGS CHART<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>LEAD PAINT AND COATINGS CHART<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:40:47', '2025-03-11 15:07:02'),
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(325, 173, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>All paints, coatings, ceramic tiles are pre-assumed to contain lead content unless targeted testing can prove<br>otherwise. Abrasive activities including, but not limited to, grinding, blasting, welding, power cutting, buffing,<br>dry sanding and scraping are not to be performed until an independent risk assessment is conducted and<br>appropriate safe work procedures are drafted. An exposure control plan is to be implemented prior to<br>conducting any abrasive activities that may disturb lead coatings. All lead abatement activities are to follow<br>the guidelines set forth by WorkSafeBC, published within the manual \\u201cSafe Practices for Handling Lead\\u201d.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>All paints, coatings, ceramic tiles are pre-assumed to contain lead content unless targeted testing can prove<br>otherwise. Abrasive activities including, but not limited to, grinding, blasting, welding, power cutting, buffing,<br>dry sanding and scraping are not to be performed until an independent risk assessment is conducted and<br>appropriate safe work procedures are drafted. An exposure control plan is to be implemented prior to<br>conducting any abrasive activities that may disturb lead coatings. All lead abatement activities are to follow<br>the guidelines set forth by WorkSafeBC, published within the manual \\u201cSafe Practices for Handling Lead\\u201d.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:40:47', '2025-03-11 15:07:02'),
(326, 174, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>OTHER, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CHART<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Miscellaneous hazardous materials including, but not limited to mercury, PCBs, silica, mold lead<br>and radioactive materials are commonly found in buildings. The handling, removal and disposal<br>of these items must follow appliable regulatory requirements.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>OTHER, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CHART<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Miscellaneous hazardous materials including, but not limited to mercury, PCBs, silica, mold lead<br>and radioactive materials are commonly found in buildings. The handling, removal and disposal<br>of these items must follow appliable regulatory requirements.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:44:25', '2025-03-11 15:26:21'),
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Exposure occurs if the detector is physically damaged.\",\"6\":\"Exposure to diseases like Hantavirus, salmonella, respiratory issues.\",\"7\":\"Neurological damage, kidney damage, respiratory issues from inhalation or ingestion\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Found in older electrical equipment, caulking, paint (pre-1979).\",\"2\":\"Found in old refrigerators, AC units, foam products.\",\"3\":\"Generated during work with concrete, granite, stone (cutting, grinding)\",\"4\":\"Found in damp areas, water-damaged building materials.\",\"5\":\"Found in older ionization-type smoke detectors (contain americium-241).\",\"6\":\"Found in rodent-infested areas (attics, basements).\",\"7\":\"Found in thermometers, fluorescent bulbs, electrical equipment.\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"Use PPE (gloves, respirators), hire trained professionals for removal. Proper disposal of PCB-containing materials.\",\"2\":\"Only licensed professionals should handle removal and disposal of CFCs. 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(329, 175, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>WHAT IS ASBESTOS?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was widely used in construction due to its heat resistance, durability,<br>and insulating properties. It can be found in older buildings, particularly in materials such as insulation (pipe<br>insulation, attic insulation), flooring (vinyl tiles, adhesives), ceiling tiles, roofing materials, cement boards, drywall,<br>and fireproofing products.<br>When asbestos fibers are disturbed and become airborne, they can be inhaled, leading to serious health risks.<br>Exposure to asbestos is linked to several life-threatening diseases, including asbestosis (a chronic lung condition),<br>lung cancer, and mesothelioma (a rare cancer of the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart). Other respiratory<br>issues, such as pleural disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), can also result from prolonged<br>exposure. Proper handling and removal of asbestos require professional expertise to prevent harmful fiber release.<br>Anyone at risk of asbestos exposure is at risk of developing serious and chronic health problems. In fact, no safe<br>level of minimum exposure has ever been established for asbestos.<br>Exposure to asbestos may occur when working in construction-related activities such as demolition and asbestos<br>abatement, or when workers are engaged in a wide variety of activities associated with building maintenance and<br>repairs. Asbestos fibers can remain in the air for several hours, this means there is a long-time frame in which one<br>can be exposed to asbestos if materials are improperly handled or disturbed.<br>WHAT ARE PCB\\u2019S?<br>PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) are a group of synthetic chemicals that were widely used in industrial and<br>commercial applications for their insulating and heat-resistant properties. In buildings, PCBs are commonly found<br>in older electrical equipment, such as transformers and capacitors, as well as in paints, caulking, and sealants used<br>before the 1970s. Exposure to PCBs can lead to serious health risks, including liver damage, immune system<br>suppression, reproductive issues, and developmental delays. Long-term exposure is also linked to an increased risk<br>of certain cancers, particularly liver and skin cancer. Due to their toxicity and environmental persistence, PCBs are<br>now banned in many countries, and special care must be taken when handling or removing PCB-containing<br>materials to avoid exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS MERCURY?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that is often found in older buildings, primarily in products like thermometers,<br>thermostats, fluorescent light bulbs, and some electrical devices. When these items break or deteriorate, mercury<br>can be released into the air, posing significant health risks. Exposure to mercury, particularly inhalation of its<br>vapors, can lead to serious neurological damage, affecting the brain, kidneys, and nervous system. Symptoms of<br>mercury poisoning include tremors, memory problems, irritability, and muscle weakness. Long-term exposure can<br>lead to more severe conditions, such as cognitive decline and kidney failure. Proper handling and disposal of<br>mercury-containing materials are essential to prevent health hazards, especially in environments where the<br>material may be present in broken or deteriorated items.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS LEAD?<\\/strong><strong><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Lead is a toxic metal that was once commonly used in building materials such as paint, pipes, and plumbing<br>fixtures, especially in homes and buildings constructed before the 1970s. It is also found in some older ceramic<br>tiles, lead-based solder, and roofing materials. Lead exposure, particularly through the ingestion or inhalation of<br>dust or particles, can cause serious health problems. In children, it can result in developmental delays, learning<br>difficulties, and behavioral problems, while in adults, it can cause high blood pressure, kidney damage, and<br>reproductive issues. Long-term exposure to lead can also lead to neurological damage and increase the risk of<br>cognitive decline. Due to its harmful effects, lead has been banned in most products, but it remains a significant<br>hazard in older buildings, requiring proper removal and precautions during renovation or restoration.<br>WHAT ARE CFC\\u2019S?<br>CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) are man-made compounds that were commonly used as refrigerants, solvents, and<br>propellants in aerosol sprays. In buildings, they are typically found in older air conditioning systems, refrigerators,<br>and foam insulation materials. While CFCs themselves do not pose direct health risks in the amounts typically<br>found in buildings, their primary environmental concern is their contribution to ozone layer depletion. This, in turn,<br>increases the risk of harmful UV radiation reaching the Earth\'s surface, which can lead to skin cancer, cataracts,<br>and other health issues. The use of CFCs has been largely phased out due to their environmental impact, but older<br>equipment containing CFCs may still be found in some buildings, requiring proper handling and disposal by trained<br>professionals to avoid environmental harm.<br>HANTA VIRUS<br>Hantavirus is a type of virus transmitted primarily through the urine, droppings, or saliva of infected rodents. It is<br>often found in buildings, especially in areas with rodent infestations such as attics, basements, or storage spaces.<br>When rodent waste becomes airborne and is inhaled, it can lead to serious health risks. The most significant<br>disease associated with hantavirus is Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), which can cause severe respiratory<br>distress, fluid accumulation in the lungs, and even death. Early symptoms of HPS include fever, muscle aches, and<br>fatigue, followed by difficulty breathing. Hantavirus is a serious and potentially fatal disease, making it crucial to<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>take precautions in areas where rodent activity is present, such as using protective gear and cleaning rodent-<br>contaminated areas with proper disinfectants.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS SILICA?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Silica, specifically crystalline silica, is a mineral commonly found in materials like concrete, brick, mortar, and<br>natural stone. In buildings, it is often encountered during activities such as cutting, grinding, or demolishing these<br>materials. When silica dust is inhaled, it can pose significant health risks, including the development of silicosis, a<br>chronic lung disease characterized by inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. Long-term exposure to silica dust<br>can also lead to other serious conditions such as lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and<br>kidney disease. Workers in construction, demolition, or mining industries are particularly at risk, and protective<br>measures like dust control and respiratory protection are essential to minimize exposure. The Occupational Safety<br>and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1926.1153 requires construction employers to keep worker<br>exposures at or below a Permissible Exposure Level (PEL) of 50 \\u03bcg\\/m3<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>WHAT IS ASBESTOS?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was widely used in construction due to its heat resistance, durability,<br>and insulating properties. It can be found in older buildings, particularly in materials such as insulation (pipe<br>insulation, attic insulation), flooring (vinyl tiles, adhesives), ceiling tiles, roofing materials, cement boards, drywall,<br>and fireproofing products.<br>When asbestos fibers are disturbed and become airborne, they can be inhaled, leading to serious health risks.<br>Exposure to asbestos is linked to several life-threatening diseases, including asbestosis (a chronic lung condition),<br>lung cancer, and mesothelioma (a rare cancer of the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart). Other respiratory<br>issues, such as pleural disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), can also result from prolonged<br>exposure. Proper handling and removal of asbestos require professional expertise to prevent harmful fiber release.<br>Anyone at risk of asbestos exposure is at risk of developing serious and chronic health problems. In fact, no safe<br>level of minimum exposure has ever been established for asbestos.<br>Exposure to asbestos may occur when working in construction-related activities such as demolition and asbestos<br>abatement, or when workers are engaged in a wide variety of activities associated with building maintenance and<br>repairs. Asbestos fibers can remain in the air for several hours, this means there is a long-time frame in which one<br>can be exposed to asbestos if materials are improperly handled or disturbed.<br>WHAT ARE PCB\\u2019S?<br>PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) are a group of synthetic chemicals that were widely used in industrial and<br>commercial applications for their insulating and heat-resistant properties. In buildings, PCBs are commonly found<br>in older electrical equipment, such as transformers and capacitors, as well as in paints, caulking, and sealants used<br>before the 1970s. Exposure to PCBs can lead to serious health risks, including liver damage, immune system<br>suppression, reproductive issues, and developmental delays. Long-term exposure is also linked to an increased risk<br>of certain cancers, particularly liver and skin cancer. Due to their toxicity and environmental persistence, PCBs are<br>now banned in many countries, and special care must be taken when handling or removing PCB-containing<br>materials to avoid exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS MERCURY?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that is often found in older buildings, primarily in products like thermometers,<br>thermostats, fluorescent light bulbs, and some electrical devices. When these items break or deteriorate, mercury<br>can be released into the air, posing significant health risks. Exposure to mercury, particularly inhalation of its<br>vapors, can lead to serious neurological damage, affecting the brain, kidneys, and nervous system. Symptoms of<br>mercury poisoning include tremors, memory problems, irritability, and muscle weakness. Long-term exposure can<br>lead to more severe conditions, such as cognitive decline and kidney failure. Proper handling and disposal of<br>mercury-containing materials are essential to prevent health hazards, especially in environments where the<br>material may be present in broken or deteriorated items.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS LEAD?<\\/strong><strong><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Lead is a toxic metal that was once commonly used in building materials such as paint, pipes, and plumbing<br>fixtures, especially in homes and buildings constructed before the 1970s. It is also found in some older ceramic<br>tiles, lead-based solder, and roofing materials. Lead exposure, particularly through the ingestion or inhalation of<br>dust or particles, can cause serious health problems. In children, it can result in developmental delays, learning<br>difficulties, and behavioral problems, while in adults, it can cause high blood pressure, kidney damage, and<br>reproductive issues. Long-term exposure to lead can also lead to neurological damage and increase the risk of<br>cognitive decline. Due to its harmful effects, lead has been banned in most products, but it remains a significant<br>hazard in older buildings, requiring proper removal and precautions during renovation or restoration.<br>WHAT ARE CFC\\u2019S?<br>CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) are man-made compounds that were commonly used as refrigerants, solvents, and<br>propellants in aerosol sprays. In buildings, they are typically found in older air conditioning systems, refrigerators,<br>and foam insulation materials. While CFCs themselves do not pose direct health risks in the amounts typically<br>found in buildings, their primary environmental concern is their contribution to ozone layer depletion. This, in turn,<br>increases the risk of harmful UV radiation reaching the Earth\'s surface, which can lead to skin cancer, cataracts,<br>and other health issues. The use of CFCs has been largely phased out due to their environmental impact, but older<br>equipment containing CFCs may still be found in some buildings, requiring proper handling and disposal by trained<br>professionals to avoid environmental harm.<br>HANTA VIRUS<br>Hantavirus is a type of virus transmitted primarily through the urine, droppings, or saliva of infected rodents. It is<br>often found in buildings, especially in areas with rodent infestations such as attics, basements, or storage spaces.<br>When rodent waste becomes airborne and is inhaled, it can lead to serious health risks. The most significant<br>disease associated with hantavirus is Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), which can cause severe respiratory<br>distress, fluid accumulation in the lungs, and even death. Early symptoms of HPS include fever, muscle aches, and<br>fatigue, followed by difficulty breathing. Hantavirus is a serious and potentially fatal disease, making it crucial to<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>take precautions in areas where rodent activity is present, such as using protective gear and cleaning rodent-<br>contaminated areas with proper disinfectants.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS SILICA?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Silica, specifically crystalline silica, is a mineral commonly found in materials like concrete, brick, mortar, and<br>natural stone. In buildings, it is often encountered during activities such as cutting, grinding, or demolishing these<br>materials. When silica dust is inhaled, it can pose significant health risks, including the development of silicosis, a<br>chronic lung disease characterized by inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. Long-term exposure to silica dust<br>can also lead to other serious conditions such as lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and<br>kidney disease. Workers in construction, demolition, or mining industries are particularly at risk, and protective<br>measures like dust control and respiratory protection are essential to minimize exposure. The Occupational Safety<br>and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1926.1153 requires construction employers to keep worker<br>exposures at or below a Permissible Exposure Level (PEL) of 50 \\u03bcg\\/m3<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:46:37', '2025-03-11 15:20:16');
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(330, 176, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>A hazardous material is any substance that poses a risk to health, safety, or the environment, including chemicals,<br>biological agents, and materials like asbestos, lead, and mercury. These materials must be handled in strict<br>compliance with regulatory requirements set by agencies like WorkSafeBC, the Ministry of Environment, and the<br>Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act. Proper handling includes using personal protective equipment (PPE),<br>ensuring proper ventilation, and following specific safety protocols to prevent exposure or accidents. Hazardous<br>materials must be disposed of at licensed facilities that comply with environmental regulations, and in some cases,<br>they require special permits or certifications. When dealing with hazardous waste, it\'s essential to hire professional<br>contractors who are trained and licensed to remove or transport these materials. These contractors must hold<br>appropriate certifications for handling and disposing of hazardous waste, such as those issued by WorkSafeBC and<br>the Ministry of Environment. Additionally, transportation of hazardous waste may require special permits and<br>compliance with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations to ensure safety during transport.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>ASBESTOS MATERIAL REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>It is imperative that all asbestos materials be removed by a \\u201cQualified Contractor\\u201d. We strongly suggest, home<br>owners do not disturb or attempt to remove hazardous materials themselves. Improper handling of asbestos or<br>other hazardous materials, can lead to exposure and contamination concerns that may be detrimental to one\\u2019s<br>health. The abatement Contractor must file a \\u201cNotice of Project\\u201d along with safe work procedures to WorkSafeBC a<br>minimum 48 hours in advance of commencing abatement activities. The contractor is required to have an<br>\\u201cExposure Control Plan\\u201d in place and conduct an independent \\u201cRisk Assessment\\u201d in order to determine the most<br>appropriate abatement controls measures. All work must be conducted in accordance to WorkSafeBC Guidelines,<br>as set forth within the manual \\u201cSafe Practices for Handling Asbestos\\u201d. A copy of this report must remain on site at<br>all times of asbestos abatement activities.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>LEAD MATERIAL REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Lead removal from buildings must be conducted in strict adherence to WorkSafeBC standards and guidelines to<br>ensure the safety of workers and the environment. Handling lead-containing materials requires the use of<br>appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including respirators, gloves, and protective clothing, to prevent<br>exposure to toxic lead dust or particles. During removal, all surfaces must be properly cleaned and controlled to<br>minimize contamination, and work areas should be sealed off to prevent the spread of lead dust to other areas of<br>the building. Materials containing lead must be safely collected, stored, and disposed of in accordance with the<br>Ministry of Environment\'s regulations and the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TNG) requirements. In cases<br>where lead levels exceed 500 parts per million (PPM), the materials should be sampled for Toxicity Characteristic<br>Leaching Procedure (TCLP) testing, as the leachability of lead in waste materials can pose additional environmental<br>risks. If lead is found to exceed this threshold, TCLP sampling is recommended to assess the potential for<br>hazardous leachate. All lead-containing waste must be disposed of at a licensed hazardous waste disposal facility,<br>following all relevant environmental and safety protocols.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>A hazardous material is any substance that poses a risk to health, safety, or the environment, including chemicals,<br>biological agents, and materials like asbestos, lead, and mercury. These materials must be handled in strict<br>compliance with regulatory requirements set by agencies like WorkSafeBC, the Ministry of Environment, and the<br>Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act. Proper handling includes using personal protective equipment (PPE),<br>ensuring proper ventilation, and following specific safety protocols to prevent exposure or accidents. Hazardous<br>materials must be disposed of at licensed facilities that comply with environmental regulations, and in some cases,<br>they require special permits or certifications. When dealing with hazardous waste, it\'s essential to hire professional<br>contractors who are trained and licensed to remove or transport these materials. These contractors must hold<br>appropriate certifications for handling and disposing of hazardous waste, such as those issued by WorkSafeBC and<br>the Ministry of Environment. Additionally, transportation of hazardous waste may require special permits and<br>compliance with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations to ensure safety during transport.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>ASBESTOS MATERIAL REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>It is imperative that all asbestos materials be removed by a \\u201cQualified Contractor\\u201d. We strongly suggest, home<br>owners do not disturb or attempt to remove hazardous materials themselves. Improper handling of asbestos or<br>other hazardous materials, can lead to exposure and contamination concerns that may be detrimental to one\\u2019s<br>health. The abatement Contractor must file a \\u201cNotice of Project\\u201d along with safe work procedures to WorkSafeBC a<br>minimum 48 hours in advance of commencing abatement activities. The contractor is required to have an<br>\\u201cExposure Control Plan\\u201d in place and conduct an independent \\u201cRisk Assessment\\u201d in order to determine the most<br>appropriate abatement controls measures. All work must be conducted in accordance to WorkSafeBC Guidelines,<br>as set forth within the manual \\u201cSafe Practices for Handling Asbestos\\u201d. A copy of this report must remain on site at<br>all times of asbestos abatement activities.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>LEAD MATERIAL REMOVAL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Lead removal from buildings must be conducted in strict adherence to WorkSafeBC standards and guidelines to<br>ensure the safety of workers and the environment. Handling lead-containing materials requires the use of<br>appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including respirators, gloves, and protective clothing, to prevent<br>exposure to toxic lead dust or particles. During removal, all surfaces must be properly cleaned and controlled to<br>minimize contamination, and work areas should be sealed off to prevent the spread of lead dust to other areas of<br>the building. Materials containing lead must be safely collected, stored, and disposed of in accordance with the<br>Ministry of Environment\'s regulations and the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TNG) requirements. In cases<br>where lead levels exceed 500 parts per million (PPM), the materials should be sampled for Toxicity Characteristic<br>Leaching Procedure (TCLP) testing, as the leachability of lead in waste materials can pose additional environmental<br>risks. If lead is found to exceed this threshold, TCLP sampling is recommended to assess the potential for<br>hazardous leachate. All lead-containing waste must be disposed of at a licensed hazardous waste disposal facility,<br>following all relevant environmental and safety protocols.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:47:19', '2025-03-11 15:18:45'),
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Alternatively, a<br>temporary power pole may be installed and utilized.<br>\\u2022 All workers are to be trained and qualified to conduct high risk abatement<br>\\u2022 Exposure control plan to be ready by all workers<br>\\u2022 Work procedures to be read and understood by all workers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Workers are to be clean shaven and fit tested before wearing respirators following >>>>>>>>>>>CAN\\/CSA-<br>Z94.4&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Air monitoring to be conducted daily by consultant<br>\\u2022 A final air clearance is to be achieved post abatement activities<br>\\u2022 samples require fiber concentrations below 0.02 fib\\/ml to be considered compliant with OHS regulation 6.12 (4).<br>\\u2022 Minimum PAPR to be worn during all scopes of High-risk work<br>\\u2022 3 stage Decontamination facility to be used including shower, tempered water, soap and towels<br>\\u2022 Minimum half-face respirator is to be worn during Moderate risk activities (removal of waste and take down of<br>containment)<br>\\u2022 Waste container used to store waste on site is to be clearly marked with asbestos banner tape and signage<br>\\u2022 All asbestos waste is to clearly have asbestos signage markings including bags and poly wrapped waste<br>\\u2022 All waste is to be double bagged or wrapped minimum 12 mm thick or 6mmx2<br>\\u2022 DOP testing of all HEPA filter instruments to be conducted on each site prior to starting High risk work or if<br>instruments are removed from site<br>\\u2022 All work to be conducted following ALARA principals<br>\\u2022 All work will be conducted in strict adherence to BCOHSR and follow all guidelines as published within the manual<br>\\u201cSafe practices for handling asbestos\\u201d<br>\\u2022 First aid to be available on site at all times, hospital location and address to be available to workers at all times<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 151559.png\\\" width=\\\"848\\\" height=\\\"250\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>PROVISIONS OF ASBESTOS ABATEMENT -HIGH RISK<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>\\u2022 Notice of Project to be filed 48 Hours in advance of any activities<br>\\u2022 Field level Risk Assessment to be conducted by Supervisor for current site conditions<br>\\u2022 HEPA filtered negative air unit to be installed<br>\\u2022 Airless sprayer to be utilized for dust control<br>\\u2022 All workers must be clean shaven<br>\\u2022 No food, water, drinks, gum allowed within the containment or work area<br>\\u2022 All workers must wear required PPE at all times of abatement<br>\\u2022 All workers to attend pre-work safety meeting<br>\\u2022 Ensure that the work site is de-energized by disconnecting panel or conducting a lock out. Alternatively, a<br>temporary power pole may be installed and utilized.<br>\\u2022 All workers are to be trained and qualified to conduct high risk abatement<br>\\u2022 Exposure control plan to be ready by all workers<br>\\u2022 Work procedures to be read and understood by all workers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Workers are to be clean shaven and fit tested before wearing respirators following >>>>>>>>>>>CAN\\/CSA-<br>Z94.4&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Air monitoring to be conducted daily by consultant<br>\\u2022 A final air clearance is to be achieved post abatement activities<br>\\u2022 samples require fiber concentrations below 0.02 fib\\/ml to be considered compliant with OHS regulation 6.12 (4).<br>\\u2022 Minimum PAPR to be worn during all scopes of High-risk work<br>\\u2022 3 stage Decontamination facility to be used including shower, tempered water, soap and towels<br>\\u2022 Minimum half-face respirator is to be worn during Moderate risk activities (removal of waste and take down of<br>containment)<br>\\u2022 Waste container used to store waste on site is to be clearly marked with asbestos banner tape and signage<br>\\u2022 All asbestos waste is to clearly have asbestos signage markings including bags and poly wrapped waste<br>\\u2022 All waste is to be double bagged or wrapped minimum 12 mm thick or 6mmx2<br>\\u2022 DOP testing of all HEPA filter instruments to be conducted on each site prior to starting High risk work or if<br>instruments are removed from site<br>\\u2022 All work to be conducted following ALARA principals<br>\\u2022 All work will be conducted in strict adherence to BCOHSR and follow all guidelines as published within the manual<br>\\u201cSafe practices for handling asbestos\\u201d<br>\\u2022 First aid to be available on site at all times, hospital location and address to be available to workers at all times<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 151559.png\\\" width=\\\"848\\\" height=\\\"250\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:48:02', '2025-03-11 15:17:13'),
(332, 178, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>PROVISIONS OF ASBESTOS ABATEMENT -MODERATE RISK<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>\\u2022 Notice of Project to be filed 48 Hours in advance of any activities<br>\\u2022 Field level Risk Assessment to be conducted by Supervisor for current site conditions<br>\\u2022 HEPA filtered negative air unit to be installed<br>\\u2022 Airless sprayer to be utilized for dust control<br>\\u2022 All workers must be clean shaven<br>\\u2022 No food, water, drinks, gum allowed within the containment or work area<br>\\u2022 All workers must wear required PPE at all times of abatement<br>\\u2022 All workers to attend pre-work safety meeting<br>\\u2022 Ensure that the work site is de-energized by disconnecting panel or conducting a lock out. Alternatively, a<br>temporary power pole may be installed and utilized.<br>\\u2022 All workers are to be trained and qualified to conduct moderate risk abatement<br>\\u2022 Exposure control plan to be ready by all workers<br>\\u2022 Work procedures to be read and understood by all workers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Workers are to be clean shaven and fit tested before wearing respirators following >>>>>>>>>>>CAN\\/CSA-<br>Z94.4&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Minimum half face respirator to be worn during all scopes of moderate risk work<br>\\u2022 Minimum 2 stage Decontamination facility to be used including wash bucket, tempered water, soap, rags and<br>clean towels<br>\\u2022 Minimum half-face respirator equipped with P100 filters is to be worn during Moderate risk activities (removal of<br>waste and take down of containment)<br>\\u2022 Waste container used to store waste on site is to be clearly marked with asbestos banner tape and signage<br>\\u2022 All asbestos waste is to clearly have asbestos signage markings including bags and poly wrapped waste<br>\\u2022 All waste is to be double bagged or wrapped minimum 12 mm thick or 6mmx2<br>\\u2022 Recent DOP testing of all HEPA filter instruments to be conducted prior to starting moderate risk work<br>\\u2022 All work to be conducted following ALARA principals<br>\\u2022 All work will be conducted in strict adherence to BCOHSR and follow all guidelines as published within the manual<br>\\u201cSafe practices for handling asbestos\\u201d<br>\\u2022 First aid to be available on site at all times, hospital location and address to be available to workers at all times<br>\\u2022 Supervisors on site to be properly trained and familiar with Moderate risk asbestos abatement procedures<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 151443.png\\\" width=\\\"842\\\" height=\\\"298\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>PROVISIONS OF ASBESTOS ABATEMENT -MODERATE RISK<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>\\u2022 Notice of Project to be filed 48 Hours in advance of any activities<br>\\u2022 Field level Risk Assessment to be conducted by Supervisor for current site conditions<br>\\u2022 HEPA filtered negative air unit to be installed<br>\\u2022 Airless sprayer to be utilized for dust control<br>\\u2022 All workers must be clean shaven<br>\\u2022 No food, water, drinks, gum allowed within the containment or work area<br>\\u2022 All workers must wear required PPE at all times of abatement<br>\\u2022 All workers to attend pre-work safety meeting<br>\\u2022 Ensure that the work site is de-energized by disconnecting panel or conducting a lock out. Alternatively, a<br>temporary power pole may be installed and utilized.<br>\\u2022 All workers are to be trained and qualified to conduct moderate risk abatement<br>\\u2022 Exposure control plan to be ready by all workers<br>\\u2022 Work procedures to be read and understood by all workers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Workers are to be clean shaven and fit tested before wearing respirators following >>>>>>>>>>>CAN\\/CSA-<br>Z94.4&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u2022 Minimum half face respirator to be worn during all scopes of moderate risk work<br>\\u2022 Minimum 2 stage Decontamination facility to be used including wash bucket, tempered water, soap, rags and<br>clean towels<br>\\u2022 Minimum half-face respirator equipped with P100 filters is to be worn during Moderate risk activities (removal of<br>waste and take down of containment)<br>\\u2022 Waste container used to store waste on site is to be clearly marked with asbestos banner tape and signage<br>\\u2022 All asbestos waste is to clearly have asbestos signage markings including bags and poly wrapped waste<br>\\u2022 All waste is to be double bagged or wrapped minimum 12 mm thick or 6mmx2<br>\\u2022 Recent DOP testing of all HEPA filter instruments to be conducted prior to starting moderate risk work<br>\\u2022 All work to be conducted following ALARA principals<br>\\u2022 All work will be conducted in strict adherence to BCOHSR and follow all guidelines as published within the manual<br>\\u201cSafe practices for handling asbestos\\u201d<br>\\u2022 First aid to be available on site at all times, hospital location and address to be available to workers at all times<br>\\u2022 Supervisors on site to be properly trained and familiar with Moderate risk asbestos abatement procedures<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 151443.png\\\" width=\\\"842\\\" height=\\\"298\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:48:25', '2025-03-11 15:15:48'),
(333, 179, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>EXPOSURE CONTROL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 151153.png\\\" width=\\\"647\\\" height=\\\"281\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The idea behind this hierarchy is that the control methods at the top of the triangle are potentially more effective<br>and protective than those at the bottom. Following this hierarchy would likely lead to a safer work environment,<br>where the risk of illness or injury has been substantially reduced. Developing work procedures for a safe and<br>effective asbestos abatement project will likely require a combination of the control measures mentioned above.<br>For example:<br>Elimination \\/ Substitution<br>Elimination and substitution, while most effective at reducing hazards, it can also tend to be the most difficult to<br>implement. When practical this will usually entail entirely avoiding the risk all together by elimination or<br>implementing major changes in equipment and procedures in order to substitute the hazard for a safer alternative.<br>Engineering<br>Engineering controls can be highly effective and provide workers with a higher degree of protection if<br>appropriately implemented. Typically, these controls are independent of worker interactions within asbestos<br>abatements. Such as, use of containment barriers systems, constructing decontamination facilities, utilizing<br>negative air units equipped with HEPA filters, misting with airless sprayer for elevated dust control,<br>Administrative<br>Largely involves planning, training and awareness for workers. Including but not limited to safe work procedure,<br>asbestos exposure control plans, risk assessments, worker training, fit testing, and record keeping,<br>Personal Protective Equipment<br>This is the least effective control. It must always be used in addition to at least other controls.<br>Personal protective equipment must always be used when working with asbestos. Respirators must be fit tested<br>prior to use. The selection of an appropriate respirator & face piece, is based on the assurance that the maximum<br>use concentration for that respirator is not exceeded. Respirator selection and use will be in full adherence to<br>CAN\\/CSA-Z94.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>EXPOSURE CONTROL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 151153.png\\\" width=\\\"647\\\" height=\\\"281\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The idea behind this hierarchy is that the control methods at the top of the triangle are potentially more effective<br>and protective than those at the bottom. Following this hierarchy would likely lead to a safer work environment,<br>where the risk of illness or injury has been substantially reduced. Developing work procedures for a safe and<br>effective asbestos abatement project will likely require a combination of the control measures mentioned above.<br>For example:<br>Elimination \\/ Substitution<br>Elimination and substitution, while most effective at reducing hazards, it can also tend to be the most difficult to<br>implement. When practical this will usually entail entirely avoiding the risk all together by elimination or<br>implementing major changes in equipment and procedures in order to substitute the hazard for a safer alternative.<br>Engineering<br>Engineering controls can be highly effective and provide workers with a higher degree of protection if<br>appropriately implemented. Typically, these controls are independent of worker interactions within asbestos<br>abatements. Such as, use of containment barriers systems, constructing decontamination facilities, utilizing<br>negative air units equipped with HEPA filters, misting with airless sprayer for elevated dust control,<br>Administrative<br>Largely involves planning, training and awareness for workers. Including but not limited to safe work procedure,<br>asbestos exposure control plans, risk assessments, worker training, fit testing, and record keeping,<br>Personal Protective Equipment<br>This is the least effective control. It must always be used in addition to at least other controls.<br>Personal protective equipment must always be used when working with asbestos. Respirators must be fit tested<br>prior to use. The selection of an appropriate respirator & face piece, is based on the assurance that the maximum<br>use concentration for that respirator is not exceeded. Respirator selection and use will be in full adherence to<br>CAN\\/CSA-Z94.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:48:46', '2025-03-11 15:13:36'),
(334, 180, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>STATEMENT OF LIMITATIONS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>This inspection was conducted with certain limitations that must be considered when interpreting the findings. It is<br>important to note that no structural areas, walls, or framed floors were demolished during the inspection, and<br>therefore, any concealed asbestos or other hazardous materials within these areas could not be identified. The<br>possibility remains that hidden asbestos, secondary layers of material, or newly discovered materials may exist,<br>which were not accessible or visible at the time of the inspection. If new materials are uncovered during<br>demolition or renovation, work should be stopped immediately to allow for further testing to ensure safety.<br>Additionally, no testing for oil tanks or soil contamination was conducted, nor was any dismantling of machinery,<br>electronics, or mechanical components part of this inspection. CECL is not responsible for any repairs or damage to<br>materials that may occur during further testing or subsequent activities. If the scope of work changes, additional<br>sampling or testing may be required to address new materials and conditions.<br>The sizes, quantities, and volumes of materials identified are approximate and should not be relied upon for<br>pricing or quoting purposes by contractors; if precise measurements are important, they must be independently<br>verified. Building details referenced in this report were obtained from BC Assessment records, and we do not<br>assume responsibility for any inaccuracies in these records.<br>The report and its contents are the exclusive property of Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd, and any<br>unauthorized copying, plagiarizing, or altering of this report is strictly prohibited and may be punishable by law.<br>This report is confidential and can only be shared with the individual who ordered the inspection; copies,<br>duplicates, or records can only be requested by the original purchaser. We do not share or disclose this report to<br>any third parties due to our strict confidentiality policies. Please note that this report is valid for one year from the<br>date of issue and may require an update or re-evaluation after that period.<br>Clearco Environmental Consulsng Ltd. (CECL) assumes no responsibility for any remedial or demolison work<br>performed ater the review of this report and its findings, unless such work is conducted under the direct<br>supervision of CECL personnel. The report provided is based solely on the condisons observed at the sme of<br>inspecson and is intended for informasonal purposes only. Any subsequent acsons taken, including but not<br>limited to the removal, disturbance, or remediason of materials, are outside the scope of this report. CECL is not<br>liable for any issues, damages, or addisonal risks that may arise as a result of work performed following the review<br>of this report. If any remediason or demolison acsvises are planned, they should be carried out in consultason<br>with CECL to ensure compliance with safety protocols and regulatory requirements.<br>If you are unsure as to whether a contractor is properly licensed and qualified, please contact WorkSafeBC at 604-<br>276-3100.<br>If you require any further clarifications or have any questions in regards to this report, please call the office of<br>Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd. [CECL] and we will be happy to assist you.<br>Thank you for your business,<br>Ash Kalia EP<br>Eco Canada -Certified Environmental Professional \\u2013 Indoor Air Quality<br>Occupational Health & Safety Dip.<br>WORKSAFEBC Level S # ASB - 10001134<br>WORKSAFEBC Licence # AAL-00001210<br>EPA-Certified Lead Risk Assessor<br>NIOSH 582 Certified<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 150807.png\\\" width=\\\"855\\\" height=\\\"973\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 150751.png\\\" width=\\\"856\\\" height=\\\"950\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>STATEMENT OF LIMITATIONS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>This inspection was conducted with certain limitations that must be considered when interpreting the findings. It is<br>important to note that no structural areas, walls, or framed floors were demolished during the inspection, and<br>therefore, any concealed asbestos or other hazardous materials within these areas could not be identified. The<br>possibility remains that hidden asbestos, secondary layers of material, or newly discovered materials may exist,<br>which were not accessible or visible at the time of the inspection. If new materials are uncovered during<br>demolition or renovation, work should be stopped immediately to allow for further testing to ensure safety.<br>Additionally, no testing for oil tanks or soil contamination was conducted, nor was any dismantling of machinery,<br>electronics, or mechanical components part of this inspection. CECL is not responsible for any repairs or damage to<br>materials that may occur during further testing or subsequent activities. If the scope of work changes, additional<br>sampling or testing may be required to address new materials and conditions.<br>The sizes, quantities, and volumes of materials identified are approximate and should not be relied upon for<br>pricing or quoting purposes by contractors; if precise measurements are important, they must be independently<br>verified. Building details referenced in this report were obtained from BC Assessment records, and we do not<br>assume responsibility for any inaccuracies in these records.<br>The report and its contents are the exclusive property of Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd, and any<br>unauthorized copying, plagiarizing, or altering of this report is strictly prohibited and may be punishable by law.<br>This report is confidential and can only be shared with the individual who ordered the inspection; copies,<br>duplicates, or records can only be requested by the original purchaser. We do not share or disclose this report to<br>any third parties due to our strict confidentiality policies. Please note that this report is valid for one year from the<br>date of issue and may require an update or re-evaluation after that period.<br>Clearco Environmental Consulsng Ltd. (CECL) assumes no responsibility for any remedial or demolison work<br>performed ater the review of this report and its findings, unless such work is conducted under the direct<br>supervision of CECL personnel. The report provided is based solely on the condisons observed at the sme of<br>inspecson and is intended for informasonal purposes only. Any subsequent acsons taken, including but not<br>limited to the removal, disturbance, or remediason of materials, are outside the scope of this report. CECL is not<br>liable for any issues, damages, or addisonal risks that may arise as a result of work performed following the review<br>of this report. If any remediason or demolison acsvises are planned, they should be carried out in consultason<br>with CECL to ensure compliance with safety protocols and regulatory requirements.<br>If you are unsure as to whether a contractor is properly licensed and qualified, please contact WorkSafeBC at 604-<br>276-3100.<br>If you require any further clarifications or have any questions in regards to this report, please call the office of<br>Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd. [CECL] and we will be happy to assist you.<br>Thank you for your business,<br>Ash Kalia EP<br>Eco Canada -Certified Environmental Professional \\u2013 Indoor Air Quality<br>Occupational Health & Safety Dip.<br>WORKSAFEBC Level S # ASB - 10001134<br>WORKSAFEBC Licence # AAL-00001210<br>EPA-Certified Lead Risk Assessor<br>NIOSH 582 Certified<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 150807.png\\\" width=\\\"855\\\" height=\\\"973\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/Screenshot 2025-03-11 150751.png\\\" width=\\\"856\\\" height=\\\"950\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:55:11', '2025-03-11 15:10:34'),
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(338, 180, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>* Homogeneous material is considered uniform in texture and appearance, was installed at one time,<br>and is likely to be of only one type of material or formulation.<br>** If the material is assumed to contain asbestos, samples do not have to be collected. The professional<br>judgment of a qualified person can be used to reduce the number of bulk samples of homogeneous<br>materials. If fewer samples than the minimum recommended number are collected, surveyors should<br>document the rationale for their position in the survey report.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>* Homogeneous material is considered uniform in texture and appearance, was installed at one time,<br>and is likely to be of only one type of material or formulation.<br>** If the material is assumed to contain asbestos, samples do not have to be collected. The professional<br>judgment of a qualified person can be used to reduce the number of bulk samples of homogeneous<br>materials. If fewer samples than the minimum recommended number are collected, surveyors should<br>document the rationale for their position in the survey report.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 14:55:11', '2025-03-11 15:10:34'),
(339, 181, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>My New Project<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>6076 Tisdall Street, V5Z 3N2 Vancouver, British Columbia, CA<br>TOTAL AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 LIVING AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 FLOORS: 1 \\u2022 ROOMS: 4<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>My New Project<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>6076 Tisdall Street, V5Z 3N2 Vancouver, British Columbia, CA<br>TOTAL AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 LIVING AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 FLOORS: 1 \\u2022 ROOMS: 4<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:39:37', '2025-03-11 15:43:08'),
(340, 181, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>\\u25bc 1st Floor\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 TOTAL AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 LIVING AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 ROOMS: 4<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 <img>&lt;\\/>\\r\\n&lt;>&lt;\\/>\\r\\n&lt;>>>>\"', '\"<p>\\u25bc 1st Floor\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 TOTAL AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 LIVING AREA: 632.63 sq ft \\u2022 ROOMS: 4<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>\\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 \\u00a0 <img>&lt;\\/>\\r\\n&lt;>&lt;\\/>\\r\\n&lt;>>>>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:39:37', '2025-03-11 15:43:08'),
(341, 182, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>INTRODUCTION<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd [CECL] has been retained in order to conduct a Limited Hazardous Materials<br>Inspection. The objective of the inspection is to target test suspect asbestos material that may be removed,<br>impacted or disturbed while carrying out planned restoration activities. This survey is conducted in conformance to<br>BCOHSR 20.112, Part 6 section 6.6 and Guidelines (G20.112).<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>INTRODUCTION<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Clearco Environmental Consulting Ltd [CECL] has been retained in order to conduct a Limited Hazardous Materials<br>Inspection. The objective of the inspection is to target test suspect asbestos material that may be removed,<br>impacted or disturbed while carrying out planned restoration activities. This survey is conducted in conformance to<br>BCOHSR 20.112, Part 6 section 6.6 and Guidelines (G20.112).<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:41:13', '2025-03-11 15:51:05');
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(342, 183, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>METHODOLOGY<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All bulk samples of suspect asbestos materials are analyzed by utilizing Polarized Light and Binocular Stereo<br>Microscopy In accordance to NIOSH (National institute of Occupational Safety & Health) Method 9002: 1994. Our<br>partnered laboratories are AIHA proficient, ensuring high accuracy and quality control of analysis. BCOHSR defines<br>asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized light<br>microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis. An exception is made for vermiculite- insulation. The<br>EPA recommends all vermiculite insulation is assumed to be asbestos containing. A qualified Person (QP) may<br>identify and assume materials to be asbestos containing.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>All samples are collected in accordance to the Bulk Material Sample Collection Guide (G20.112) published by<br>WorkSafeBC. A secondary visual inspection is performed in order to identify other hazardous materials that may be<br>present within the building. Including but not limited to light ballasts & tube lights containing PCB\\u2019s, Mercury<br>containing switches, Lead containing coatings and materials, CFC\\u2019s in refrigeration equipment, mold<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>contamination, chemicals, solvents, accelerants, smoke detectors containing radioactive isotopes and other bio-<br>hazards.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Lead samples are analyzed using XRF device Niton XL2 600 (S\\/N 118201). XRF (X-ray fluorescence) is a non-<br>destructive analytical technique used to determine the elemental composition of materials. XRF analyzers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>determine the chemistry of a sample by measuring the fluorescent (or secondary) X-ray emitted from a sample<br>when it is excited by a primary X-ray source. Materials containing concentrations of 10 ppm or greater with a 60<br>second reading time will be reported. The World Health Organization has indicated there is no known safe level of<br>lead exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Paints and manufactured products containing less than 90 ppm (0.009%) lead, are not considered to be lead-<br>containing under the Canadian federal law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A qualified person, (QP) is to perform an independent risk assessment and draft safe work procedures prior to the<br>disturbance of asbestos materials<br>Removal of Lead and asbestos materials must be performed following ALARA principals. This means worker<br>exposure must be kept as low as reasonably achievable. A qualified person should be consulted on the regional<br>regulations concerning the safe removal and disposal of hazardous materials.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos removal in B.C. must be performed by licensed abatement contractors and certified workers. The<br>Improper removal or disposal of asbestos materials may lead to fines, penalties or criminal prosecution.<br>Semi-destructive sampling methods were utilized during this inspection, with the aim of keeping the disturbance of<br>building materials to a minimum. Any dust or debris caused by sampling is immediately collected and removed in<br>order to control the risk of asbestos exposure to visitors & occupants.<br>If any concealed or untested building materials are uncovered while performing demolition activities, all work<br>must stop and [CECL] must be contacted immediately in order to perform further testing.<br>All building materials are to be treated as asbestos containing until targeted testing can prove otherwise<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>METHODOLOGY<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All bulk samples of suspect asbestos materials are analyzed by utilizing Polarized Light and Binocular Stereo<br>Microscopy In accordance to NIOSH (National institute of Occupational Safety & Health) Method 9002: 1994. Our<br>partnered laboratories are AIHA proficient, ensuring high accuracy and quality control of analysis. BCOHSR defines<br>asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized light<br>microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis. An exception is made for vermiculite- insulation. The<br>EPA recommends all vermiculite insulation is assumed to be asbestos containing. A qualified Person (QP) may<br>identify and assume materials to be asbestos containing.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>All samples are collected in accordance to the Bulk Material Sample Collection Guide (G20.112) published by<br>WorkSafeBC. A secondary visual inspection is performed in order to identify other hazardous materials that may be<br>present within the building. Including but not limited to light ballasts & tube lights containing PCB\\u2019s, Mercury<br>containing switches, Lead containing coatings and materials, CFC\\u2019s in refrigeration equipment, mold<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>contamination, chemicals, solvents, accelerants, smoke detectors containing radioactive isotopes and other bio-<br>hazards.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Lead samples are analyzed using XRF device Niton XL2 600 (S\\/N 118201). XRF (X-ray fluorescence) is a non-<br>destructive analytical technique used to determine the elemental composition of materials. XRF analyzers<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>determine the chemistry of a sample by measuring the fluorescent (or secondary) X-ray emitted from a sample<br>when it is excited by a primary X-ray source. Materials containing concentrations of 10 ppm or greater with a 60<br>second reading time will be reported. The World Health Organization has indicated there is no known safe level of<br>lead exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Paints and manufactured products containing less than 90 ppm (0.009%) lead, are not considered to be lead-<br>containing under the Canadian federal law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A qualified person, (QP) is to perform an independent risk assessment and draft safe work procedures prior to the<br>disturbance of asbestos materials<br>Removal of Lead and asbestos materials must be performed following ALARA principals. This means worker<br>exposure must be kept as low as reasonably achievable. A qualified person should be consulted on the regional<br>regulations concerning the safe removal and disposal of hazardous materials.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos removal in B.C. must be performed by licensed abatement contractors and certified workers. The<br>Improper removal or disposal of asbestos materials may lead to fines, penalties or criminal prosecution.<br>Semi-destructive sampling methods were utilized during this inspection, with the aim of keeping the disturbance of<br>building materials to a minimum. Any dust or debris caused by sampling is immediately collected and removed in<br>order to control the risk of asbestos exposure to visitors & occupants.<br>If any concealed or untested building materials are uncovered while performing demolition activities, all work<br>must stop and [CECL] must be contacted immediately in order to perform further testing.<br>All building materials are to be treated as asbestos containing until targeted testing can prove otherwise<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:42:05', '2025-03-11 15:52:40'),
(343, 184, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>INSPECTION PARAMETERS \\/ SCOPE OF WORK<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The subject property has been impacted by water \\/ flood damage requiring emergency<br>restoration and demolition work. Affected areas include the 2nd level common bathroom. Our<br>onsite inspection & testing is limited to areas and materials that may be impacted or disturbed<br>while performing planned restoration activities. All other untested building materials are to be<br>treated as ACM until further testing can prove otherwise. Any deviation or expansion from the<br>planed scope of work will require further targeted testing.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>INSPECTION PARAMETERS \\/ SCOPE OF WORK<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The subject property has been impacted by water \\/ flood damage requiring emergency<br>restoration and demolition work. Affected areas include the 2nd level common bathroom. Our<br>onsite inspection & testing is limited to areas and materials that may be impacted or disturbed<br>while performing planned restoration activities. All other untested building materials are to be<br>treated as ACM until further testing can prove otherwise. Any deviation or expansion from the<br>planed scope of work will require further targeted testing.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:43:44', '2025-03-11 15:54:30'),
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(350, 186, '', 'table', 5, 2, '{\"1\":{\"column\":\"MATERIAL\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"2\":{\"column\":\"IMAGE\",\"field\":\"textarea\"},\"3\":{\"column\":\"LOCATION\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"4\":{\"column\":\"ASBESTOS CONTAINING?\",\"field\":\"text\"},\"5\":{\"column\":\"COMMENTS\",\"field\":\"text\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"Drywall\",\"2\":\"Vinyl Sheet Flooring\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250311-162748.png\\\" width=\\\"330\\\" height=\\\"246\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250311-145306.png\\\" width=\\\"337\\\" height=\\\"207\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"2nd level - common bathroom, hallway, laundry closet-walls\",\"2\":\"2nd level- Laundry  closet flooring 2nd layer\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"No\",\"2\":\"yes\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Negative for the presence of asbestos fibers\",\"2\":\"EP. 5  ASBESTOS SUMMARY  TOTAL BULK SAMPLES COLLECTED {05} SAMPLES CONFIRMED TO CONTAIN ASBESTOS {01} LABORATORY ANALYSIS CONDUCTED BY SARCOVA INDUSTRIES INC.   \\u0304 The following materials are confirmed to contain the presence of asbestos fibers. BCOHSR defines asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized light microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis.  MATERIAL IMAGE LOCATION ASBESTOS CONTAINING?  COMMENTS  Drywall 2nd level - common bathroom, hallway, laundry closet-walls  No Negative for the presence of asbestos fibers  Vinyl Sheet Flooring  2nd level- Laundry  closet flooring 2nd layer  Yes\"}}', '{\"1\":{\"1\":\"Drywall\",\"2\":\"Vinyl Sheet Flooring\"},\"2\":{\"1\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250311-162748.png\\\" width=\\\"330\\\" height=\\\"246\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\",\"2\":\"<p><img src=\\\"https:\\/\\/perfexcrmx2.xtrazcon.com\\/media\\/250311-145306.png\\\" width=\\\"337\\\" height=\\\"207\\\" alt=\\\"\\\"><\\/p>\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"2nd level - common bathroom, hallway, laundry closet-walls\",\"2\":\"2nd level- Laundry  closet flooring 2nd layer\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"No\",\"2\":\"yes\"},\"5\":{\"1\":\"Negative for the presence of asbestos fibers\",\"2\":\"EP. 5  ASBESTOS SUMMARY  TOTAL BULK SAMPLES COLLECTED {05} SAMPLES CONFIRMED TO CONTAIN ASBESTOS {01} LABORATORY ANALYSIS CONDUCTED BY SARCOVA INDUSTRIES INC.   \\u0304 The following materials are confirmed to contain the presence of asbestos fibers. BCOHSR defines asbestos-containing material as containing 0.5% or more asbestos content as determined by polarized light microscopy, electron microscopy, and\\/or gravimetric analysis.  MATERIAL IMAGE LOCATION ASBESTOS CONTAINING?  COMMENTS  Drywall 2nd level - common bathroom, hallway, laundry closet-walls  No Negative for the presence of asbestos fibers  Vinyl Sheet Flooring  2nd level- Laundry  closet flooring 2nd layer  Yes\"}}', 0, '2025-03-11 15:50:00', '2025-03-11 16:28:29'),
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(354, 187, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>All paints, coatings, ceramic tiles are pre-assumed to contain lead content unless targeted testing can prove<br>otherwise. Abrasive activities including, but not limited to, grinding, blasting, welding, power cutting, buffing,<br>dry sanding and scraping are not to be performed until an independent risk assessment is conducted and<br>appropriate safe work procedures are drafted. An exposure control plan is to be implemented prior to<br>conducting any abrasive activities that may disturb lead coatings. All lead abatement activities are to follow<br>the guidelines set forth by WorkSafeBC, published within the manual \\u201cSafe Practices for Handling Lead\\u201d.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>All paints, coatings, ceramic tiles are pre-assumed to contain lead content unless targeted testing can prove<br>otherwise. Abrasive activities including, but not limited to, grinding, blasting, welding, power cutting, buffing,<br>dry sanding and scraping are not to be performed until an independent risk assessment is conducted and<br>appropriate safe work procedures are drafted. An exposure control plan is to be implemented prior to<br>conducting any abrasive activities that may disturb lead coatings. All lead abatement activities are to follow<br>the guidelines set forth by WorkSafeBC, published within the manual \\u201cSafe Practices for Handling Lead\\u201d.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:54:04', '2025-03-11 16:42:50'),
(355, 188, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p>OTHER, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CHART<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Miscellaneous hazardous materials including, but not limited to mercury, PCBs, silica, mold lead<br>and radioactive materials are commonly found in buildings. The handling, removal and disposal<br>of these items must follow appliable regulatory requirements.<\\/p>\"', '\"<p>OTHER, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CHART<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Miscellaneous hazardous materials including, but not limited to mercury, PCBs, silica, mold lead<br>and radioactive materials are commonly found in buildings. The handling, removal and disposal<br>of these items must follow appliable regulatory requirements.<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:58:27', '2025-03-11 17:40:08'),
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Exposure occurs if the detector is physically damaged.\",\"6\":\"Exposure to diseases like Hantavirus, salmonella, respiratory issues.\",\"7\":\"Neurological damage, kidney damage, respiratory issues from inhalation or ingestion\"},\"3\":{\"1\":\"Found in older electrical equipment, caulking, paint (pre-1979).\",\"2\":\"Found in old refrigerators, AC units, foam products.\",\"3\":\"Generated during work with concrete, granite, stone (cutting, grinding)\",\"4\":\"Found in damp areas, water-damaged building materials.\",\"5\":\"Found in older ionization-type smoke detectors (contain americium-241).\",\"6\":\"Found in rodent-infested areas (attics, basements).\",\"7\":\"Found in thermometers, fluorescent bulbs, electrical equipment.\"},\"4\":{\"1\":\"Use PPE (gloves, respirators), hire trained professionals for removal. Proper disposal of PCB-containing materials.\",\"2\":\"Only licensed professionals should handle removal and disposal of CFCs. 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(358, 189, '', 'textarea', NULL, NULL, NULL, '\"<p><strong>WHAT IS ASBESTOS?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was widely used in construction due to its heat resistance, durability,<br>and insulating properties. It can be found in older buildings, particularly in materials such as insulation (pipe<br>insulation, attic insulation), flooring (vinyl tiles, adhesives), ceiling tiles, roofing materials, cement boards, drywall,<br>and fireproofing products.<br>When asbestos fibers are disturbed and become airborne, they can be inhaled, leading to serious health risks.<br>Exposure to asbestos is linked to several life-threatening diseases, including asbestosis (a chronic lung condition),<br>lung cancer, and mesothelioma (a rare cancer of the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart). Other respiratory<br>issues, such as pleural disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), can also result from prolonged<br>exposure. Proper handling and removal of asbestos require professional expertise to prevent harmful fiber release.<br>Anyone at risk of asbestos exposure is at risk of developing serious and chronic health problems. In fact, no safe<br>level of minimum exposure has ever been established for asbestos.<br>Exposure to asbestos may occur when working in construction-related activities such as demolition and asbestos<br>abatement, or when workers are engaged in a wide variety of activities associated with building maintenance and<br>repairs. Asbestos fibers can remain in the air for several hours, this means there is a long-time frame in which one<br>can be exposed to asbestos if materials are improperly handled or disturbed.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br><strong>WHAT ARE PCB\\u2019S?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) are a group of synthetic chemicals that were widely used in industrial and<br>commercial applications for their insulating and heat-resistant properties. In buildings, PCBs are commonly found<br>in older electrical equipment, such as transformers and capacitors, as well as in paints, caulking, and sealants used<br>before the 1970s. Exposure to PCBs can lead to serious health risks, including liver damage, immune system<br>suppression, reproductive issues, and developmental delays. Long-term exposure is also linked to an increased risk<br>of certain cancers, particularly liver and skin cancer. Due to their toxicity and environmental persistence, PCBs are<br>now banned in many countries, and special care must be taken when handling or removing PCB-containing<br>materials to avoid exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS MERCURY?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that is often found in older buildings, primarily in products like thermometers,<br>thermostats, fluorescent light bulbs, and some electrical devices. When these items break or deteriorate, mercury<br>can be released into the air, posing significant health risks. Exposure to mercury, particularly inhalation of its<br>vapors, can lead to serious neurological damage, affecting the brain, kidneys, and nervous system. Symptoms of<br>mercury poisoning include tremors, memory problems, irritability, and muscle weakness. Long-term exposure can<br>lead to more severe conditions, such as cognitive decline and kidney failure. Proper handling and disposal of<br>mercury-containing materials are essential to prevent health hazards, especially in environments where the<br>material may be present in broken or deteriorated items.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS LEAD?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Lead is a toxic metal that was once commonly used in building materials such as paint, pipes, and plumbing<br>fixtures, especially in homes and buildings constructed before the 1970s. It is also found in some older ceramic<br>tiles, lead-based solder, and roofing materials. Lead exposure, particularly through the ingestion or inhalation of<br>dust or particles, can cause serious health problems. In children, it can result in developmental delays, learning<br>difficulties, and behavioral problems, while in adults, it can cause high blood pressure, kidney damage, and<br>reproductive issues. Long-term exposure to lead can also lead to neurological damage and increase the risk of<br>cognitive decline. Due to its harmful effects, lead has been banned in most products, but it remains a significant<br>hazard in older buildings, requiring proper removal and precautions during renovation or restoration.<br><strong><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT ARE CFC\\u2019S?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) are man-made compounds that were commonly used as refrigerants, solvents, and<br>propellants in aerosol sprays. In buildings, they are typically found in older air conditioning systems, refrigerators,<br>and foam insulation materials. While CFCs themselves do not pose direct health risks in the amounts typically<br>found in buildings, their primary environmental concern is their contribution to ozone layer depletion. This, in turn,<br>increases the risk of harmful UV radiation reaching the Earth\'s surface, which can lead to skin cancer, cataracts,<br>and other health issues. The use of CFCs has been largely phased out due to their environmental impact, but older<br>equipment containing CFCs may still be found in some buildings, requiring proper handling and disposal by trained<br>professionals to avoid environmental harm.<br><strong><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>HANTA VIRUS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Hantavirus is a type of virus transmitted primarily through the urine, droppings, or saliva of infected rodents. It is<br>often found in buildings, especially in areas with rodent infestations such as attics, basements, or storage spaces.<br>When rodent waste becomes airborne and is inhaled, it can lead to serious health risks. The most significant<br>disease associated with hantavirus is Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), which can cause severe respiratory<br>distress, fluid accumulation in the lungs, and even death. Early symptoms of HPS include fever, muscle aches, and<br>fatigue, followed by difficulty breathing. Hantavirus is a serious and potentially fatal disease, making it crucial to<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>take precautions in areas where rodent activity is present, such as using protective gear and cleaning rodent-<br>contaminated areas with proper disinfectants.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS SILICA?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Silica, specifically crystalline silica, is a mineral commonly found in materials like concrete, brick, mortar, and<br>natural stone. In buildings, it is often encountered during activities such as cutting, grinding, or demolishing these<br>materials. When silica dust is inhaled, it can pose significant health risks, including the development of silicosis, a<br>chronic lung disease characterized by inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. Long-term exposure to silica dust<br>can also lead to other serious conditions such as lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and<br>kidney disease. Workers in construction, demolition, or mining industries are particularly at risk, and protective<br>measures like dust control and respiratory protection are essential to minimize exposure. The Occupational Safety<br>and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1926.1153 requires construction employers to keep worker<br>exposures at or below a Permissible Exposure Level (PEL) of 50 \\u03bcg\\/m3<\\/p>\"', '\"<p><strong>WHAT IS ASBESTOS?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was widely used in construction due to its heat resistance, durability,<br>and insulating properties. It can be found in older buildings, particularly in materials such as insulation (pipe<br>insulation, attic insulation), flooring (vinyl tiles, adhesives), ceiling tiles, roofing materials, cement boards, drywall,<br>and fireproofing products.<br>When asbestos fibers are disturbed and become airborne, they can be inhaled, leading to serious health risks.<br>Exposure to asbestos is linked to several life-threatening diseases, including asbestosis (a chronic lung condition),<br>lung cancer, and mesothelioma (a rare cancer of the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart). Other respiratory<br>issues, such as pleural disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), can also result from prolonged<br>exposure. Proper handling and removal of asbestos require professional expertise to prevent harmful fiber release.<br>Anyone at risk of asbestos exposure is at risk of developing serious and chronic health problems. In fact, no safe<br>level of minimum exposure has ever been established for asbestos.<br>Exposure to asbestos may occur when working in construction-related activities such as demolition and asbestos<br>abatement, or when workers are engaged in a wide variety of activities associated with building maintenance and<br>repairs. Asbestos fibers can remain in the air for several hours, this means there is a long-time frame in which one<br>can be exposed to asbestos if materials are improperly handled or disturbed.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br><strong>WHAT ARE PCB\\u2019S?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) are a group of synthetic chemicals that were widely used in industrial and<br>commercial applications for their insulating and heat-resistant properties. In buildings, PCBs are commonly found<br>in older electrical equipment, such as transformers and capacitors, as well as in paints, caulking, and sealants used<br>before the 1970s. Exposure to PCBs can lead to serious health risks, including liver damage, immune system<br>suppression, reproductive issues, and developmental delays. Long-term exposure is also linked to an increased risk<br>of certain cancers, particularly liver and skin cancer. Due to their toxicity and environmental persistence, PCBs are<br>now banned in many countries, and special care must be taken when handling or removing PCB-containing<br>materials to avoid exposure.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS MERCURY?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that is often found in older buildings, primarily in products like thermometers,<br>thermostats, fluorescent light bulbs, and some electrical devices. When these items break or deteriorate, mercury<br>can be released into the air, posing significant health risks. Exposure to mercury, particularly inhalation of its<br>vapors, can lead to serious neurological damage, affecting the brain, kidneys, and nervous system. Symptoms of<br>mercury poisoning include tremors, memory problems, irritability, and muscle weakness. Long-term exposure can<br>lead to more severe conditions, such as cognitive decline and kidney failure. Proper handling and disposal of<br>mercury-containing materials are essential to prevent health hazards, especially in environments where the<br>material may be present in broken or deteriorated items.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS LEAD?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Lead is a toxic metal that was once commonly used in building materials such as paint, pipes, and plumbing<br>fixtures, especially in homes and buildings constructed before the 1970s. It is also found in some older ceramic<br>tiles, lead-based solder, and roofing materials. Lead exposure, particularly through the ingestion or inhalation of<br>dust or particles, can cause serious health problems. In children, it can result in developmental delays, learning<br>difficulties, and behavioral problems, while in adults, it can cause high blood pressure, kidney damage, and<br>reproductive issues. Long-term exposure to lead can also lead to neurological damage and increase the risk of<br>cognitive decline. Due to its harmful effects, lead has been banned in most products, but it remains a significant<br>hazard in older buildings, requiring proper removal and precautions during renovation or restoration.<br><strong><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT ARE CFC\\u2019S?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) are man-made compounds that were commonly used as refrigerants, solvents, and<br>propellants in aerosol sprays. In buildings, they are typically found in older air conditioning systems, refrigerators,<br>and foam insulation materials. While CFCs themselves do not pose direct health risks in the amounts typically<br>found in buildings, their primary environmental concern is their contribution to ozone layer depletion. This, in turn,<br>increases the risk of harmful UV radiation reaching the Earth\'s surface, which can lead to skin cancer, cataracts,<br>and other health issues. The use of CFCs has been largely phased out due to their environmental impact, but older<br>equipment containing CFCs may still be found in some buildings, requiring proper handling and disposal by trained<br>professionals to avoid environmental harm.<br><strong><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>HANTA VIRUS<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Hantavirus is a type of virus transmitted primarily through the urine, droppings, or saliva of infected rodents. It is<br>often found in buildings, especially in areas with rodent infestations such as attics, basements, or storage spaces.<br>When rodent waste becomes airborne and is inhaled, it can lead to serious health risks. The most significant<br>disease associated with hantavirus is Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), which can cause severe respiratory<br>distress, fluid accumulation in the lungs, and even death. Early symptoms of HPS include fever, muscle aches, and<br>fatigue, followed by difficulty breathing. Hantavirus is a serious and potentially fatal disease, making it crucial to<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>take precautions in areas where rodent activity is present, such as using protective gear and cleaning rodent-<br>contaminated areas with proper disinfectants.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT IS SILICA?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><br>Silica, specifically crystalline silica, is a mineral commonly found in materials like concrete, brick, mortar, and<br>natural stone. In buildings, it is often encountered during activities such as cutting, grinding, or demolishing these<br>materials. When silica dust is inhaled, it can pose significant health risks, including the development of silicosis, a<br>chronic lung disease characterized by inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. Long-term exposure to silica dust<br>can also lead to other serious conditions such as lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and<br>kidney disease. Workers in construction, demolition, or mining industries are particularly at risk, and protective<br>measures like dust control and respiratory protection are essential to minimize exposure. The Occupational Safety<br>and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1926.1153 requires construction employers to keep worker<br>exposures at or below a Permissible Exposure Level (PEL) of 50 \\u03bcg\\/m3<\\/p>\"', 0, '2025-03-11 15:59:02', '2025-03-11 17:29:32');
