"<p><strong>STANDARD LIMITATIONS<\/strong><\/p>\r\n<p><strong><\/strong><\/p>\r\n<p>The findings of this report solely represent the analysis of samples collected from accessible areas onsite during the\u00a0survey conducted by OMNI Hazmat Consulting Inc. This report is specific to the areas tested and is based upon\u00a0conditions of the site during our inspection. All results are applicable exclusively to the current scope of work. As\u00a0such, this report is by no means exhaustive and further testing is compulsory in the event materials are uncovered\u00a0that were not tested or referenced in this report. Further testing is also required if the scope of work broadens\u00a0unless all materials are handled as hazardous waste and treated in accordance with WorkSafe BC\u2019s guidelines.<\/p>\r\n<p><br>The samples collected identify the potential asbestos-containing materials in only accessible locations and without\u00a0causing severe damage to the area or building. If new information is developed in future work that effects the\u00a0conclusion of this report, OMNI Hazmat Consulting Inc. should be contracted to re-evaluate and provide\u00a0amendments as required.<\/p>\r\n<p><strong><br><\/strong>The liability of the site is not assumed by OMNI Hazmat Consulting Inc. as a result of our services. OMNI Hazmat\u00a0Consulting Inc. does not make recommendations regarding the purchase, sale or investment in the property or area\u00a0tested. Any hazardous materials or waste present within the home or building is the exclusive responsibility of the\u00a0property owner, who is ultimately liable for the materials present on site.<\/p>\r\n<p><strong><br><\/strong>OMNI Hazmat Consulting Inc. does not assume responsibility for any decisions made by the abatement contractor,\u00a0trades or other parties. All hazardous materials identified in this report must be removed per current OSHR\u00a0standards. If any further potentially harmful materials are discovered during the abatement, renovation or\u00a0demolition, they too must be handled appropriately. No survey can wholly eliminate uncertainty regarding the\u00a0potential for hazardous materials present on site.<\/p>"