8. Cut the insulation sharply for neat sealing of exposed insulation. Leave 4-inch
minimum margin at the bag seal point for safety.
9. After removal of all asbestos, wash down all surfaces to below the levels where
the bag will be sealed, and saturate the waste. Ensure the absence of residue in
folds, on the back side of pipe, ete.
10. Glove bags shall be used for only one operation and then be disposed of. Glove
bag shall not be slid down the pipe and/or reused.
F. Post Removal Procedures:
1. Seal exposed ends of any remaining insulation with fiberglass wettable cloth
while the insulation 1s damp, unless additional removal is planned.
2. If no additional removal is planned, the glove-enclosed tools shall be immersed in
a pail of water, opened and cleaned. (Rags and/or sponges can be used to clean
other tools, but cannot be salvaged.) The water and other debris shall be disposed
of as asbestos waste.
3. The stripped surface shall be encapsulated with an approved Encapsulant.
4. Upon completion of abatement, and prior to dismantling the negative pressure
enclosure, the enclosed surfaces shall:
a. Be wet cleaned using rags, mops or sponges;
b. Be permitted sufficient time to dry, followed by HEPA vacuuming of all
surfaces;
C. Be lightly encapsulated to lockdown residual asbestos.
5. The bagged waste shall be wet cleaned and/or HEPA vacuumed and then
transferred outside the negative pressure enclosure, double bagged in the Shower
Room, and appropriately handled prior to disposal.
G. Following negative pressure enclosure disposal and Work Area cleanup, workers shall
clean the outer layer of protective clothing by using the HEPA Filtered Vacuum Cleaner,
then carefully remove the outer layer and dispose in Disposal Bags. The workers shall
then proceed directly to the Decontamination Facility (contiguous or remote) and
proceed with required decontamination procedures.
H. Disposal of Asbestos-Containing Material shall be in accordance with Subsection 3.08.
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