DHS 159.32(4)(f)5.5. Proper use and location for negative air machines.
DHS 159.32(4)(f)6.6. Determining number of negative air machines needed.
DHS 159.32(4)(f)7.7. Waste handling and disposal.
DHS 159.32(4)(f)8.8. Using wet methods.
DHS 159.32(4)(f)9.9. Proper glovebagging techniques.
DHS 159.32(5)(5)personal hygiene. Personal hygiene, including all of the following:
DHS 159.32(5)(a)(a) Entry and exit procedures for the work area.
DHS 159.32(5)(b)(b) Proper use of showers.
DHS 159.32(5)(c)(c) Avoidance of eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing gum or tobacco in the work area.
DHS 159.32(5)(d)(d) Potential exposures, such as family exposure.
DHS 159.32(6)(6)Other safety hazards. Additional safety hazards encountered during abatement activities and how to deal with them, including all of the following:
DHS 159.32(6)(a)(a) Electrical hazards.
DHS 159.32(6)(b)(b) Heat stress.
DHS 159.32(6)(c)(c) Air contaminants other than asbestos.
DHS 159.32(6)(d)(d) Fire and explosion hazards.
DHS 159.32(6)(e)(e) Scaffold and ladder hazards.
DHS 159.32(6)(f)(f) Slips, trips and falls.
DHS 159.32(6)(g)(g) Confined spaces.
DHS 159.32(7)(7)Medical monitoring. Medical monitoring, including worker protection requirements under OSHA and EPA for physical examinations, pulmonary function tests, chest x-rays and medical histories of employees, and establishing employee respiratory protection programs and medical monitoring programs required by OSHA.
DHS 159.32(8)(8)Air monitoring. Supervisor role in on-the-job air monitoring, including all of the following:
DHS 159.32(8)(a)(a) Reasons for air monitoring.
DHS 159.32(8)(b)(b) Procedures to determine airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers including a description of aggressive air sampling.
DHS 159.32(8)(c)(c) Sampling equipment, including low volume and high volume sampling pumps.
DHS 159.32(8)(d)(d) Sampling media, including types of filters and cassettes, cassette orientation and storage, and shipment.
DHS 159.32(8)(e)(e) Calibration techniques, primary calibration standards, secondary calibration standards, temperature and pressure effects, and frequency of calibration, record keeping and field work documentation and calculations.
DHS 159.32(8)(f)(f) AHERA air sampling analysis using phase contrast microscopy and transmission electron microscopy and their limitations including cassette overload and their ability to identify asbestos structures.
DHS 159.32(8)(g)(g) AHERA and OSHA air sampling requirements.
DHS 159.32(8)(g)1.1. Sampling strategies, types of air samples (personal breathing zone versus fixed-station area) sampling location and objectives (pre-abatement, abatement, perimeter, and clearance sampling), number of samples to be collected, minimum and maximum air volumes.
DHS 159.32(8)(g)2.2. Clearance monitoring, including post visual inspection, number of samples required, selection of sampling locations, period of sampling, aggressive sampling, interpretations of sampling results, and calculations.