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Project 1 – Pueblo Community Health Center
ASBESTOS INSPECTION
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Ceiling Texture – Positive Sample
Friable
High Disturbance Area
Good Condition
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This Project Scope of Work was for the inspection of suspect asbestos containing building materials as required for the application of a demolition permit. The inspection services included, but were not limited to, the following items:
** Sampled all suspect asbestos containing
building materials in accessible areas
** Sampled approximately 95 suspect materials
** Took corresponding photograph for each sample and designated the location on a blueprint
** Prepared a written report with all positive samples identified, a chart of ALL samples in Excel, sample photographs, and location, description, condition and potential for disturbance noted in the report
** Signed off on the Demolition Permit
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Project 2 – Tri-County Housing
LEAD PAINT INSPECTION
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Various colors of paint
All paint sampled
Positive for lead
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This Project Scope of Work was for the inspection of suspect lead based or containing paint as required by HUD. The inspection services included, but were not limited to, the following items:
**Sampled all paint in the identified areas to be disturbed during remodel – all colors and layers sampled
** Sampled approximately 20 locations
** Took corresponding photograph for each sample and designated the location on a drawing
** Prepared a written report with all positive samples identified, a chart of ALL samples, sample photographs, and location, description and condition noted in the report
** Corresponded with client for best remediation methods (risk assessor)
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Project 3 – Johnson Residence
MOLD INSPECTION
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Air Sample Taken
Crawlspace Area
Slide Sample Taken
Elevated Cladosporium and Aspergillus Counts
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This Project Scope of Work was for the inspection/assessment of potential mold contamination in a residence. Air monitoring as well as wipe samples were collected for analysis. The DOHMH Section 2.2 Guidelines on Assessment and Remediation of Fungi in Indoor Environments was used as a guide as recommended by CDPHE. A copy of which is available for review at our office for any of our clients. The inspection services included, but were not limited to, the following items:
** Sampled three areas in the home and a control sample was taken outdoors
** Four (4) air samples and One (1) wipe sample was taken and submitted to the lab for analysis
** Took corresponding photograph for each sample and designated the location on a drawing
** Prepared a written report with particles identified; fungal elements and descriptions; healthy building considerations list
** Corresponded with client for with any questions and/or concerns
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Project 4 – Pueblo School District #60
MANAGEMENT PLANNER CONSULTING
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Duct identified during re-inspection
Significant Damage (Over 75%)
Immediate Response – Encapsulation
Ultimately Removal
Update Management Plan(s)
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This Project Scope of Work is for the inspection of suspect asbestos containing building materials as required for the update of the management plan(s) for the two elementary schools. The inspection and management plan services will include, but are not limited to, the following items:
** Identify all materials sampled in previous inspections
** Note any suspect materials missed and sample all suspect asbestos containing building materials in accessible areas
** Organize and reassemble an acceptable management plan(s) according to CDPHE and AHERA guidelines
** Communicate with the Local Education Authority (LEA) during all phases of work
** Communicate with the maintenance personnel about training and maintenance of asbestos materials
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Project 5 – Pueblo County
PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
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55-gallon drums found during investigation
No labels present
Contents unknown
Evaluation of several properties with different owners
Large amount of data and research
Delivered on Time
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This Project Scope of Work was for a full Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of 4 City Blocks located in Pueblo, Colorado. The Phase I ESA consisted of the following:
** Guideline: ASTM Standard for Commercial Real Estate (1527-99)
** Regulatory Agency Review -EDR
** Historical Research – Title Search, Plat Maps, City Directories, Assessors Cards, Aerial Photographs
** Interviews – Present and Past Owners/Operators, Fire Department, Health Department
** Maps – Topography and Site Location
** Digital Photographs
** Unique Phase I as there were several businesses including two car dealerships, a hotel, a restaurant, a vacant lot, an auto parts store, a health food store, and a transmission repair shop
** Coordination with all property owners and report was finished in 10 working days
** Written Report – Data, Photos, Maps and Findings and Conclusions
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Project 6 – US Bank
PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
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Pad Transformer located on Site
Non-PCB
Shopping Center built in last 20 years
Dry cleaners adjacent to the east
Phase I Assessment
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This Project Scope of Work is for a full Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of a shopping center located in Pueblo, Colorado. The Phase I ESA consisted of the following:
** Guideline: ASTM Standard for Commercial Real Estate (1527-00)
** Regulatory Agency Review - EDR
** Historical Research – Title Search, Sanborn, City Directories, Assessors Cards, Aerial Photographs
** Interviews – Present and Past Owners/Operators, Fire Department, Health Department
** Digital Photographs
** Written Report – Data, Photos, Maps and Findings and Conclusions
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Project 7 – Silco Oil
SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL & COUNTER MEASURES (SPCC) PLAN
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Several above ground tanks
Containment inadequate
Plan in process of update
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This project is for review of the current SPCC plan. SPCC plans are required by Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations Part 112 (40 CFR 112). The noted rules apply to all petroleum-based fluids at a facility but not to other fluid storage. The SPCC can be combined into a comprehensive so called “Integrated Contingency Plan (ICP).” The client wants the SPCC plan and update.
** Review of existing plan
** Walk of the plant and inventory of tanks and contents
** Revision of containment, design and implementation of plan
** Written Report
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Project 8 – US EPA Region VIII
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION
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Development of Monitoring Well
13 wells on Site
Former LUST site
On Indian Territory
Compliance and Communication with Indian Reservation Regulations
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This Project Scope of Work was for the site characterization of a LUST release at the Standing Rock Gaming Authority, Ft. Yates, North Dakota. The Site Characterization consisted of the following:
** Tank removal, including removal of the foundation of building
** Subsurface soil sampling and field monitoring
** Installation of temporary (15) and subsequently permanent monitoring wells (13)
** Removal of soil from tank pit to a soil farm located on Site
** Interpretation of results as presented to the EPA
Chemicals of concern include: TEPH (Diesel), TVPH, MTBE, BTEX, Naphthalene, and 1,2 DCA
APEC supplies the EPA with all documentation concerning the groundwater elevations, the well locations and the contour intervals. APEC conducts all well development and preliminary sampling.
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Project 9 – Colorado Springs School District #11
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION
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Former UST Facility
Maintenance facility
Impact to Bike Path – City property
Points of Compliance Issues
Installation of 16 Monitoring Wells
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This Project Scope of Work is for the site characterization of a LUST release at the D-11 Maintenance facility. The Site Characterization consists of the following:
** Technical approach followed all RBCA Tier 1 guidelines
** Site characterization and contamination delineation of 2 city blocks
** Subsurface soil sampling and field monitoring
** Installation of permanent monitoring wells
** Development of Corrective Action Plan
** Proposed In-Situ Bioremediation
** Reimbursement clients’ costs from the OPS UST fund
** Chemicals of concern include: TEPH (Diesel), TVPH, Oil and Grease, BTEX, and PAH
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