Training Questions And Solutions
OSHA categories: (High-> low risk) - ANSWER Class I: TSI/
surfacing material ACM.
Class II: Miscellaneous.
Class III: Operation and Maintenance.
Class IV: Clean- up
NESHAP - ANSWER National Emission Standards for
Hazardous Air Pollutants
AHERA - ANSWER Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act
(specifically pertaining to SCHOOLS)
When must you notify NESHAP of an asbestos related job? -
ANSWER Any project over 160 SF/260LF of RACM
What is the Permissible Exposure Limit in the US. - ANSWER
PEL is required to be <0.1 f/cc.
What are the two types of fit-tests? - ANSWER Qualitative: Less
comprehensive. With irritants.
Quantitative: More comprehensive. With pressurization levels.
How many layers of polyethylene must line the walls, ceilings,
and floors? - ANSWER 2 layers of 6 mil.
What must be done to the HVAC during an asbestos abatement
, project? - ANSWER 1) Turned off
2) Sealed
3) Control panel sealed, labeled and locked
NESHAP classifications are: - ANSWER Demolition- Removing
1+ load-bearing member
Renovation- Altering facility w/o removing 1 load- bearing member
Category I NF- "resilient flooring, asphalt roofing, gaskets, or
packings."
Category II NF- any non-friable not ""
RACM- basically any currently or will become friable material.
RACM - ANSWER basically any currently or will become friable
material.
What are the four broad categories of respirators? - ANSWER 1)
Air-purifying
2) Supplied-air
3) Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
4) Combination
Supplied Air regulations - ANSWER 19.5-23.5% Oxygen
10 ppm carbon monoxide
1000 ppm carbon dioxide
"Type C" system
"Grade D" air
Protection Factor formula - ANSWER Concentration outside
mask / Concentration inside
Half mask OSHA PF - ANSWER 10