[{"1":"Ten steps to compliance with asbestos abatement requirements of section 20.112 of the Regulation for a pre-1990 house\/building demolition","2":"(1) A pre-1990 house\/building is to be demolished or renovated.","3":"(2) The building owner (or owner\u2019s representative) and the employer (e.g., builder, demolition contractor) retains a qualified person (usually a consultant) to perform a risk assessment and asbestos survey before conducting work where asbestos may be disturbed.","4":"(3) The qualified person inspects the house\/building, collects representative bulk samples, and has the samples analyzed by a qualified laboratory.","5":"(4) The qualified person prepares a report that identifies all inspection results (including drawings, plans, or specifications), the results of the risk assessment, and the scope of work for abatement of the asbestos.","6":"(5) The report containing the inspection results is provided to the owner or employer. The inspection results must be available at the worksite.","7":"(6) The owner or employer retains trained asbestos abatement workers. An NOP with written work procedures is submitted to WorkSafeBC 48 hours before asbestos removal work begins.","8":"(7) Safe removal and disposal of identified asbestos occurs.","9":"(8) After the asbestos removal, the owner or employer receives written confirmation that the asbestos specified for removal on the NOP has been safely removed. A copy of the inspection results is on site.","10":"(9) The owner authorizes demolition of the house or building to proceed. The demolition employer proceeds to demolish the house using safe work procedures. Copies of inspection results and post-abatement reports are on site.","11":"(10) If any asbestos is found during demolition, all work is to cease until a risk assessment is done and the asbestos is safely contained or removed. In this case, go back to step 2."}]