Quality Control Checklist: Paint Removal
Quality Control Checklist: Paint Removal
Quality Control Checklist: Paint Removal
Review Contract Plans, Specs. and Standard Sheets for lead paint removal (107-05L2, 570 and
571)
Review Pay Item in Contract for Paint Removal
Study Plans for removal locations (Girders, diaphragms, bearings)
Download and review MURK-7 for use by inspectors
Lead Exposure Control Plan submitted 20 days prior to work for NYSDOT acceptance (570-
3.01)
Class A Containment Working Drawings submitted 15 day prior to any paint removal (570-3.08)
Competent Person submitted with SSPC-C3 Training (Deleading of Industrial Structures)
Hazardous Material Communications Program submitted (107-05L2)
Worker Lead Training Program and Respirator Program submitted (107-05L2)
Documentation of Compliance with 29CFR1926.62 (OSHA Lead Safety Regulations)
Letter from HazMat Disposal Facility and ID No. submitted accepting paint waste(571-1.01)
Waste Transporter Permit and ID No. submitted (571-1.02)
Generator Site ID No. obtained from State (571-1.05)
Medical Testing of employees conducted by OSHA approved laboratory (570-3.02)
Exit Medical Exams are done within 5 days of completing lead exposure work (57-3.02)
Results of all medical tests are provided to the Engineer (570-3.02)
Competent Person supervises lead monitoring of workers (570-3.03)
Exposure monitoring sample test results are provide to the Engineer (570-3.03)
Corrective action taken if BLL>40 micrograms/dL for one or more workers (570-3.01A)
Decontamination Facility provide with "clean" and "dirty" areas having separate entrances
Decontamination Facility is cleaned every week of use (570-3.04)
Covers are provided under structure being cleaned and painted (570-3.05A)
Waste materials are removed at least once per day using HEPA vacuums (570-3.05C)
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