"<p><span><strong><span>SCOPE OF WORK<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\r\n<hr>\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.<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 such as wall cavities, below floors, or areas that require invasive dismantling of the<br>building may not have been thoroughly investigated.<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<br>guidelines, NIOSH analytical method.<\/p>"