Environmental Construction Inspector January 2018 …SPCC) Plan (>1,320 gallons in 55-gal or more containers, near water) (290.20(b)) Spills Environmental Construction Inspector January

Environmental Construction Inspector January 2018

Hazardous Materials 3-1

HazMat for Inspectors

Shawn RappODOT State HazMat Program Lead

What is HazMat?

Underground tanks

Contaminated media

Asbestos

Lead-based paint

Solid/Haz Waste

Fueling/oils

Spills

Standard Specifications: 290.20 (Waste/Haz Subs), 290.29 (H&S), 290.30 (Poll. Control), 290.80-.90 (M&P)

Specials: 293 (USTs), 294 (Media), 295 (Asb.), 296 (Paint), 297 (PCB/Hg), 299/A (UICs and Septic)

00290.20: Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Hazardous Substances

“Comply with all applicable federal, State, and local Laws as they pertain to the storage, handling, management, transportation, disposal, and documentation of waste, hazardous waste, and hazardous substances.”

(a) – Haz Comm

(b) – Fuel Storage (“SPCC Plan”)

(c) – Waste Management

(d) – Hazardous Waste Management

(e) – Hazardous Substance Transportation

(f) – Unexpected Contamination

(g) – Spills and Releases



00290.20(g): Spills and Releases

Response Agreement required with “professional” on-call spill response team – identified in Pollution Control Plan, with training per 29 CFR 1910.120 (“HazWOPER”)

In the event of a spill:

Refer to PCP, cleanup to background, notify On-Call ER

Notify Engineer of release

Lists contractor reporting requirements

Report to engineer – w/in 10 days after cleanup but no more than 30 days after initiation

Fuel – storage and spills 290.20(b) & 290.30(g)

Hazards: Toxic vapors, explosion, fire, spills

Documentation:

– Pollution Control Plan

– Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures(SPCC) Plan (>1,320 gallonsin 55-gal or more containers,near water) (290.20(b))

Spills



Spills #1 – SAFETY

*IR HazMat Training and Booklet*

Contractor to notify Engineer

Contractor to notify OERS

Cleanup to “background”

Key references:

– 290.20(g) – Spills and Releases

– 290.30(a) – Pollution Control Measures

– 290.30(b) – Pollution Control Plan

– Regional HazMat Coordinators

00290.29: Health and SafetyComply with all applicable health and safety Laws as they pertain to hazardous substances and wastes used, stored, and generated on-site. If any of these requirements are in conflict, the more stringent requirements apply.

00290.30: Pollution ControlPrevent, control, and abate pollution of the environment. Comply with new or amended environmental pollution Laws, not contemplated at the time of bid preparation, according to 00140.50 (“Environmental Pollution Changes”) and ORS 279C.525 (“Provisions concerning environmental and natural resources laws”).

(a) – Pollution Control Measures

(b) – Pollution Control Plan

(c) – Air Pollution Control Measures

Concrete Washouts (290.30(a)(4))



HazMat material and spill containment kits290.30(a)(6) – “Maintain hazardous material containment kits and spill containment kits on-site to facilitate the cleanup of hazardous material spills on dry land and/or waters of the State and the U.S.”

4 Considerations:

Size, materials, PPE, Portability/location

00290.30(6)(b): Pollution Control Plan







HazMat Special Provisions

293 – USTs

294 – Contaminated Media

295 – Asbestos Materials

296 – Paint and Painted Materials

297 – PCB and Mercury Containing Equipment

299 – Decommission Underground Injection Control Systems

299A – Decommission Septic Systems

.00 Scope – Project Data, Report reference, definitions, submittals

.30 Labor/Quals – Training, qualifications (RG, PE, CHMM)

.40 Construction – Permitting, reg. fees, handling requirements, reg. & Spec references, disposal

.80/.90 M&P – Lump sum (reports and docs), sampling & analysis, disposal measures and payments

Underground Storage Tanks – SP 293



Underground Storage Tanks – SP 293

Hazards: Vapors, explosion, excavation, heavy equipment

Restrictions: Do not enter the work zone

Documentation:

– Contractor qualifications(DEQ Licenses, HazWoper, etc.)

– Health and safety plan

– DEQ reports30-day notice of intent (before)30-day checklist and report (after)

Contaminated Media – SP 294

Contaminated Media – SP 294

Hazards: chemicals, locations, and concentrations summarized

Restrictions: Do not enter the work zone, stay upwind

Documentation:

– HazMat Report(s)

– Contractor qualifications(HazWoper & Supervisor)

– Health & Safety Plan

– Lab results

– Disposal receipts



Asbestos – SP 295

R. Grieshaber, University of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeDept. Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management

Asbestos – SP 295

Hazards: Inhalation of asbestos fibers - “friable”

Restrictions: Do not enter containment or work area

Documentation:

– HazMat Report

– Contractor Qualifications (Asbestos worker & supervisor)

– DEQ forms (DEQ notification)

• ASN-1/6 –Waste shipment report

• ASN-4 – Air clearance report

• ASN-5 – Disposal receipts

Paint and Painted Materials – SP 296




Hazards: Toxic dust (Lead, Cadmium, Chromium)

Restrictions: Lead Awareness and respirator training (ODOT); wear respiratory protection; wash hands.

Documentation:

– Worker qualifications(lead awareness training, etc.)

– Lead work safety plan

– Containment plan (blasting)

– Waste characterization and lab results (HazMat report)

– Disposal receipts and shipping papers, waste determination

– Hazardous waste Gen. ID# and Contingency Plan (if applicable)



Hazards: Toxic vapors and mists

Restrictions: Respirator training and fit test; Wear respiratory protection

Documentation: Pollution Control Plan, Containment Plan, disposal receipts (for used solvents and filters), disposal receipts and shipping papers, hazardous waste ID# (if applicable)



Other Hazardous Construction Materials (Hazardous Substances 290.20)

Examples: Paint, solvents, spray cans, oils, pesticides and herbicides, etc.

Documentation: Pollution Control Plan

Other Construction Wastes

Treated/Coated Timbers (290.20 (c)(3)(c) or SP 296 if lead paint coated)

Mercury vapor lamps (SP 297)

PCB in electrical equipment(SP 297)

Abandoned HazMat

Labeled sealed containers

Unidentifiable containers

Drug lab wastes

Trash



ODOT HazMat Coordinators

Region 2Bart Bretherton503-986-2647

Region 1Charles Schwarz 503-731-8290

Region 3Kenny Camp541-957-3594

Region 4Russ Frost541-388-6186

StatewideShawn Rapp 503-667-7442

Region 5Carolyn Cooper541-963-1590

Documents

Environmental Construction Inspector January 2018 …SPCC) Plan (>1,320 gallons in 55-gal or more containers, near water) (290.20(b)) Spills Environmental Construction Inspector January