HAR §11-502-5
HAR §11-502-5. Inspection and reinspections
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 11-502-5
(a) Any
building leased or acquired that is to be used as a
school building shall be inspected by a certified
inspector prior to use as a school building. In the
event that emergency use of an uninspected building as
a school building is necessitated, such buildings shall
be inspected within thirty days after commencement of
such use. For each area of a school building,
including surfaces behind suspended ceilings or other
non-permanent structures, except as excluded pursuant
to section 11-502-15, each person performing an
inspection shall:
(1)
Visually inspect the area to identify the
locations of all suspected ACBM;
(2)
Touch all suspected ACBM to determine whether
they are friable;
(3)
Identify all homogeneous areas of friable
suspected ACBM and all homogeneous areas of
nonfriable suspected ACBM;
(4)
Assume that some or all of the homogeneous
areas are ACM, and, for each homogeneous area
that is not assumed to be ACM, collect and
submit for analysis bulk samples pursuant to
sections 11-502-6 and 11-502-7;
(5)
Assess, pursuant to section 11-502-8, friable
material in areas where samples are
collected, friable material in areas that are
assumed to be ACBM, and friable ACBM
identified during previous inspections; and
(6)
Record the following and submit to the person
designated pursuant to section 11-502-4, a
copy of such record for inclusion in the
management plan within thirty days of the
inspection:
(A)
An inspection report with the date of
the inspection signed by each certified
person making the inspection, the state
of certification, and the person's
certification number;
(B)
An inventory of the locations of the
homogeneous areas where samples were
collected, size of each homogeneous
area, exact location where each bulk
sample was collected, dates that samples
were collected, homogeneous areas where
friable suspected ACBM is assumed to be
ACM, and homogeneous areas where
nonfriable suspected ACBM is assumed to
be ACM;
(C)
A description of the manner used to
determine sampling locations, the name
and signature of each certified
inspector who collected the samples, the
state of certification, and the person's
certification number;
(D)
A list of whether the homogeneous areas
identified pursuant to subparagraph (B)
are surfacing material, thermal system
insulation, or miscellaneous material;
(E)
The amount of material in each
homogeneous area, listed in square,
linear, or cubic feet; and
(F)
Assessments made of friable material,
the name and signature of each certified
inspector making the assessment, the
state of certification, and the
inspector's certification number.
(b)
Reinspection shall be performed as follows:
(1)
At least once every three years after a
management plan is in effect, the local
education agency shall conduct a reinspection
of all friable and nonfriable known or
assumed ACBM in each school building that it
leases, owns, or otherwise uses as a school
building;
(2)
Each inspection shall be made by an certified
inspector; and
(3)
For each area of a school building, each
person performing a reinspection shall:
(A)
Visually reinspect and reassess,
pursuant to section 11-502-8, the
condition of all friable known or
assumed ACBM;
(B)
Visually inspect material that was
previously considered nonfriable ACBM
and touch the material to determine
whether it has become friable since the
last inspection or reinspection;
(C)
Identify any homogeneous areas with
material that has become friable since
the last inspection or reinspection; For
each homogeneous area of newly friable
material that is already assumed to be
ACBM, collect bulk samples and submit
the samples for analysis in accordance
with sections 11-502-6 and 11-502-7;
(D)
Assess, pursuant to section 11-502-8,
the condition of the newly friable
material in areas where samples are
collected, and newly friable materials
in areas that are assumed to be ACBM;
(F)
Reassess, pursuant to section 11-502-8,
the condition of friable known or
assumed ACBM previously identified;
(G)
Identify and assess all suspect ACBM not
identified by previous inspections; and
(H)
Record the following and submit to the
person designated pursuant to section
11-502-4 a copy of such record for
inclusion in the management plan within
thirty days of the reinspection:
(i)
The date of the reinspection, the
name and signature of the person
making the reinspection, the state
of certification, the person's
certification number, and any
changes in the condition of known
or assumed ACBM;
(ii)
The exact locations where samples
are collected during the
reinspection, a description of the
manner used to determine sampling
locations, the name and signature
of each certified inspector who
collected the samples, the state of
certification, and the inspector's
certification number; and
(iii)
Any assessments or reassessments
made of friable material, the name
and signature of the certified
inspector making the assessments,
the state of certification, and the
inspector's certification number.
(c)
Thermal system insulation that has retained
its structural integrity and that has an undamaged
protective jacket or wrap that prevents fiber release
shall be treated as nonfriable and therefore is subject
only to periodic surveillance and preventive measures
as necessary.
(d)
Schools not previously covered under the
AHERA regulation shall have their school buildings
inspected and shall submit a management plan for
approval to the department of health no later than six
months after the adoption of this regulation.
[Eff ] (Auth: HRS §321-11(26)) (Imp: 40
CFR Part 763.85)