HAR §11-504-18
HAR §11-504-18. Documents to be retained on-site
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 11-504-18
The
following documents shall be retained on-site for the
duration of the abatement project:
(1)
A current copy of chapters 501 through 504;
(2)
Documentation of the adequacy of compressed
air systems and respiratory protection
systems including a list of compatible
components and specifications of the types
and maximum number of respirators that may be
used with the system;
(3)
Copies of the procedures for the use of the
decontamination enclosure system or any other
procedures which have been established to
prevent contamination of areas outside the
work area;
(4)
Copies of procedures to be followed during
medical emergencies, including phone numbers
of the nearest hospital or other emergency
facility, which shall be posted by the
nearest telephone;
(5)
Copies of certificates held by all abatement
workers and abatement contractor/supervisors
actively engaged in the abatement project;
(6)
Certification of the project designer who
wrote procedures for the job;
(7)
Copies of bulk sampling results, including
inspector and laboratory names for all
suspect material to be disturbed that is not
assumed to be asbestos-containing; and
(8)
Records of all air sampling as required in
section 12-145-5. [Eff ]
(Auth: HRS §342P-42) (Imp: 40 CFR Part
763, Appendix C)
§11-504-19 Summary of requirements for
laboratories and analysts. (a) All laboratories or
analysts, or both must annually register with the
department in order to provide analysis on samples from
regulated facilities. All applications for
registration shall be made on forms provided by the
department which shall contain the following
information:
(1)
Name and address of business owner;
(2)
Name and address of the laboratory;
(3)
Results of most recent quarterly test by
AIHA;
(4)
Names of all analysts employed in the
laboratory;
(b)
All analysts performing asbestos analysis on
samples from regulated facilities shall have completed
the NIOSH 582 course in asbestos analysis or its
equivalent.
(c)
Bulk sample analysis requires participation
in a laboratory testing program, and air sample
analysis requires participation in either a laboratory
testing program or an individual analyst testing
program. All members of a participating laboratory
shall participate in the testing rounds and records of
the results shall be kept by the laboratory.
(d)
Bulk samples shall be analyzed by polarized
light microscopy (PLM) in accordance with "Interim
method for the determination of asbestos in bulk
insulation samples", found in 40 CFR Part 763, Appendix
E to Subpart E. The laboratory or analyst shall be
accredited in one of the following programs:
(1)
The National Voluntary Laboratory
Accreditation Program (NVLAP), administered
by NIST; or
(2)
The Bulk Asbestos Quality Assurance (BAQA)
program administered by AIHA.
(e)
Air clearance samples analyzed by
transmission electron microscopy (TEM) shall be
analyzed in accordance with "Interim transmission
electron microscopy analytical methods", found in 40
CFR Part 763 Appendix A to Subpart E. The laboratory
or analyst shall be accredited with NVLAP.
(f)
Air samples analyzed by phase contrast
microscopy (PCM) shall be performed by laboratories or
analysts that use the NIOSH 7400 method and participate
in one of the following programs:
(1)
The laboratory Proficiency Analytical Testing
(PAT) program, administered by AIHA; or
(2)
The Asbestos Analytical Testing (AAT)
program, administered by AIHA and registered
in the Asbestos Analysts Registry (AAR).
(g)
Any changes in personnel or status with AIHA
or NIST shall require written notification to the
department that is received or postmarked within thirty
days. [Eff ] (Auth: HRS §342P-42)
(Imp: 40 CFR Part 763, Appendix C)
§11-504-20 Reserved
SUBCHAPTER 2
Certification of Workers and Contractor/Supervisors
§11-504-21 General requirements for
certification. (a) No person shall perform any
abatement project without first being certified as a
worker or a contractor/supervisor by the department.
(b)
No person shall engage in any on-site
supervision of a worker during an abatement project
without first being certified as a
contractor/supervisor.
(c)
Any person seeking certification as a worker
or contractor/supervisor shall apply for a certificate
in accordance with section 11-504-6.
[Eff ] (Auth: HRS §342P-41) (Imp: 40
CFR Part 763, Appendix C)