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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to asbestos, covering topics such as its properties, types, health effects, regulations, and management practices. It includes definitions of key terms like friable materials, thermal systems insulation, and regulated asbestos-containing material (racm). The document also addresses inspection requirements, training programs, and medical surveillance, making it a valuable resource for understanding asbestos-related issues and compliance. It is useful for students and professionals in environmental science, occupational health, and construction.
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the permissible exposure limit for 30 or more days per year, or engage in Class I, II or III work for a combined total of 30 or more days per year, a medical examination must be given within 10 working days following the thirtieth day of exposure;
Management Planner - 2 days Contractor Supervisor - 5 days Abatement Worker - 4 days Project Designer - 3 days
mechanical means will render it friable. Therefore, it is RACM and the AQMD must be notified prior to removal.
PACM means thermal system insulation and surfacing material found in buildings constructed no later than 1980.
subsection (f)(3) of 8 CCR 1529 reveals that employee exposures, as indicated by statistically reliable measurements, are below the permissible exposure limit and excursion limit the employer may discontinue monitoring for those employ- ees whose exposures are represented by such monitoring.
under either contract or tort.
of when the claim is filed. A claim can be filed at any time during, or after, the policy period as long as the occurrence took place during the policy period.
shall: