Can you answer these EPA asbestos questions?
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2. What is a “ Notification for Demolition and Renovation”?
3. When is a “Notification” required for a Renovation?
4. What is an “asbestos survey”?
5. What regulations are applicable for removing and disposing of plaster containing less than one percent asbestos by PLM?
6. What is Polarized Light Microscopy(PLM)?
7. What is Point Count Analysis?
8. When is Point Count Analysis required for asbestos content?
9. What qualifications are required for a Laboratory to use the Gravimetric and Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) analysis method for asbestos?
10. Are asbestos materials being installed in buildings today?
11. Are asbestos regulations applicable to soil?
12. Does a railroad car need an asbestos survey before being renovated or demolished?
13. Does a bridge need an asbestos survey for demolition?
14. Does bridge coatings and paint have asbestos content?
15. Does concrete have asbestos in it?
16. How does an architect certified there is no asbestos in a buildings material?
17. Does an architects’ no asbestos certification apply to the NESHAPS regulation for Renovation and Demolition?
18. Does the EPA “NESHAPS” protect the “public”?
19. Can asbestos exposure be harmful to a worker but not to the “public”?
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