W. Va. Code R. § 64-63-4 - Licensed Contractor Duties
4.1. Licensed asbestos contractors shall:
4.1.a. Ensure that each of the contractor's
employees or agents who will come into contact with asbestos or who will be
responsible for an asbestos abatement project is properly licensed;
4.1.b. Ensure that each asbestos abatement
project is supervised on-site by a licensed asbestos supervisor;
4.1.c. Not begin an asbestos abatement
without written documentation that all the requirements for notification and
fees set forth in Section 10 of this rule have been met;
4.1.d. Not participate in an asbestos
abatement project not designed by a licensed asbestos project
designer;
4.1.e. Ensure that each
asbestos abatement project takes place in a contained work area, where required
by 29 CFR ' 1926.1101 or, where feasible, as determined by a licensed asbestos
project designer;
4.1.f. Ensure
that each contained work area is under a negative-pressure, HEPA-filtered
exhaust system and meets the minimum clearance standard set forth in Section 6
of this rule before allowing reoccupancy;
4.1.g. Ensure that the asbestos clearance air
monitor is provided with an accurate and precise written description of the
location of any asbestos abatement project prior to the collection of any air
samples;
4.1.h. Ensure that each
contained work area is visually inspected prior to the clearance monitoring air
to determine whether the asbestos abatement project has been properly
completed;
4.1.i. Remove exterior
asbestos-containing sidings, cementeous materials, and roofing materials intact
with minimal breakage during an asbestos abatement project;
4.1.j. Not construct a mobile contained work
area to remove large amounts of asbestos-containing materials to circumvent the
minimum clearance standards set forth in this rule;
4.1.k. Use disposal sites which are in
conformance with applicable federal, state and local laws, rules, and
regulations;
4.1.l. Prepare a
record of each asbestos abatement project as required by Sections 4.2 and 4.3
of this rule, and make the record available to the department, the division of
environmental protection, and the division of labor of the bureau of commerce
upon request; and
4.1.m. Keep the
records required by Section 4.1.l of this rule at least thirty (30)
years.
4.2. The record
of each asbestos abatement project shall include:
4.2.a. The name, address and asbestos license
number of all individuals who worked on the asbestos abatement
project;
4.2.b. The location and a
description of the asbestos abatement project, including the amount of asbestos
material that was removed;
4.2.c.
The starting and completion dates of each asbestos abatement project and a
summary of the procedures that were used to comply with all federal and State
standards;
4.2.d. The name and
address of each site where waste containing asbestos was deposited, and the
disposal site receipts; and
4.2.e.
The results of the clearance air monitoring required by this rule for each
contained work area within the asbestos abatement project.
4.3. Records of clearance air monitoring
results shall include at a minimum the following:
4.3.a. The name and signature of any
individual who collected the air samples required by this rule;
4.3.b. The locations where the samples were
collected;
4.3.c. The date of
collection;
4.3.d. The name and
address of the laboratory which analyzed the samples;
4.3.e. The date of the analysis;
4.3.f. The results of the analysis;
4.3.g. The method of analysis;
4.3.h. The name and signature of the
individual who performed the analysis; and
4.3.i. Proof that the laboratory meets the
applicable requirements of this rule.
4.4. The contractor shall make the records
required by this rule available to the director, upon request. Records for
current projects shall be immediately available. For completed projects, the
director may afford the contractor a reasonable time to comply with the
requests, depending upon the length of time since the project's completion and
whether or not the advance notice might adversely affect an investigation being
conducted by any State agency.
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