EP 1110-1-29
31 Aug 01
locations as a part of developing clearance sample location documentation while performing the
clearance inspection.
2.1.3
Preliminary Site Visit/Walkover
The Contractor shall conduct a preliminary site visit/walkover. This walkover shall be used to ensure
that all site-specific conditions and special accessibility requirements are addressed in the Project Work
Plan.
2.1.4
Project Work Plan
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NOTE: The clearance risk assessor in all cases must be completely free to determine
the exact location of each sample, all without providing this knowledge "up front" to the
remediation contractor.
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The Contractor shall submit a Project Work Plan to the Contracting Officer for government approval
prior to initiating Task # 2. The plan shall include:
Accident Prevention Plan
Project clearance objectives and requirements including any special access scheduling
requirements, escort requirements, laboratory turn-around requirements if different than
as specified in this SOW.
Clearance Sampling Plan to include a description of the sampling location decision logic,
the type of samples and how the samples are to be collected and handled and analyzed
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Identification, qualifications, and certifications of project team and risk assessors
Identification and qualifications of each laboratory that will be used to prepare and
analyze lead samples
Floor plans/sketches (provided as a part of this SOW)
2.2
TASK 2 CLEARANCE SAMPLING
2.2.1
Visual Assessment
The Contractor shall visually examine the lead hazard control project areas identified in Paragraph
1.3.1. The Contractor shall visually determine and document whether the lead hazard control
treatments (see Glossary) have been performed or completed on all treated interior and exterior
surfaces, and whether visible dust or debris are present.
A visual examination of completed work shall be completed as outlined and summarized below:
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