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REPORT TO CLIENT ASBESTOS REFURBISHMENT & SPECIFIC DEMOLITION SURVEY

WITHIN

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Oakdale Primary School

On Behalf Of

Stuart Mace

Of

Hamson Barron Smith

Date of Issue: 24th February 2017

Authorised By: Reviewed By:

M C Wells D J Kelly Asbestos Consultant Asbestos Consultant

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Report Type: Asbestos Refurbishment & Specific Demolition Survey

Amey Peterborough, Nursery Lane Depot, Peterborough, PE1 5BG

Project Reference: Amey PDM HBS/oakdale Tel: 01733 425425 Date Prepared: 10/03/2017 Email: [email protected]

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS 2

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3

ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS (ACM’s) 3

AREAS OF NO ACCESS 4

PRESUMED ASBESTOS 4

1. INTRODUCTION 5

2. SCOPE OF SURVEY 5

3. RESTRICTIONS AND LIMITATIONS 7

4. SURVEY FINDINGS 7

5. General Recommendations 7

5.1 Remedial Work 7

5.2 Labelling 8

5.3 Further Investigation 8

5.4 HSE Publications 8

REFERENCES 9

APPENDIX 1 - SURVEY METHODOLOGY 10

APPENDIX 2 – ASBESTOS REGISTER 15

APPENDIX 3 – NON ASBESTOS REGISTER 18

APPENDIX 4 – SURVEY PHOTOGRAPHS 20

APPENDIX 5 – SITE PLANS 33

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APPENDIX 6 – BULK ASBESTOS CERTIFICATES OF ANALYSIS 36

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A Refurbishment and Specific Demolition Asbestos Survey was carried out within Oakdale Primary School, Oakdale Avenue, Stanground, Peterborough, PE2 8TD.

This survey was as comprehensive as possible taking into account accessible boxing, floors, ceilings and wall voids, electrical equipment and any other serviceable items.

See Sections 2 and 3 for further information on scope of survey and any specific restrictions and limitations.

Asbestos materials may remain undetected behind other building materials that were impossible to access without causing major damage. In the event that access is required into any areas that could not reasonably be accessed during this ‘refurbishment & demolition’ survey then access should be considered once the School is closed for a longer period of time. The scope of any additional survey work should be agreed between the client and the consultant prior to any work commencing.

At the time of survey, the premises were occupied and the services were live.

ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS (ACM’s)

All ACM’s are summarised in the table below and are fully detailed in Appendix 2 – Asbestos Register, with the breakdown of material scores and priority scores (where provisionally collected) shown in the photographs in Appendix 4.

Location Item Recommended Action Recommend Action Timetable

Store 1039 Vinyl Floor Tiles Remove Prior to Refurbishment






Store 1004 Cement Panel to Ironing Board

Remove Prior to Refurbishment


Nursery Block External Cement Downpipe Remove Prior to Demolition

Nursery Block External Cement Fascia Panels Remove Prior to Demolition

Nursery Block Garage Cement Profile Roof Remove Prior to Demolition

Recommended Actions highlighted in bold indicate that remedial work is advised as shown. Items with a Recommended Action/Action Timetable combination of Manage/Routine should be managed as per the clients Asbestos Management Policy (See Section 5.5)

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AREAS OF NO ACCESS

Access into the ducts was not possible without causing significant damage without sufficient time to repair before the School reopened after the half term. Whilst we were informed that no access into the ducts should be necessary during refurbishment works, it should be noted if this were to change we will need to gain access prior to any works taking place. Pipework & Calorifiers within Boiler Room, again without causing irreparable damage to the sealed mmmf insulated pipework and too small a timescale to have replaced prior to school re-opening access was not made to check the pipes/calorifiers themselves for potential asbestos residue. We were informed once again by HBS staff on site that only the boilers were being replaced and the pipework will remain in situ with no alterations. Should the scope of works change in this area we will need to revisit site prior to refurbishment works starting.

PRESUMED ASBESTOS

LOCATION ITEM

Floor Ducts Throughout Pipe Insulation

Boiler Room Pipework & Calorifiers Insulation Residue to Pipes

It is important that the report is kept whole; Amey does not take responsibility for misinterpretations made due to individual sections or appendices of this report being distributed separately. Notes to Executive Summary (1) The duty to manage requirement in CAR 2012 Regulation 4 allows for materials to be presumed to contain asbestos. Therefore in this survey there are potentially two levels of ‘presumption’ (A) Materials Strongly Presumed to contain asbestos is materials which themselves were not sampled, but are referenced to similar materials which were sampled and found to contain asbestos. These materials are found within the Survey Asbestos Register and identified on the plans with a prefix of ‘ref’ in front of the Sample Number. Also, materials in which were known to be commonly used in the manufactured product at the time if installation such as cement sheets, gutters, flue pipes which are readily identifiable, or materials which have the appearance of asbestos but no sample has been taken, e.g. thermal insulation on a pipe where fibres are clearly visible. These materials are found within the Survey Asbestos Register in the appendices of this report with a sample code of ‘SP’ (B) Materials or areas presumed to contain asbestos are those where there is insufficient evidence to confirm that they are asbestos free e.g. where access is restricted due to excessive damage, restrictions or Health & Safety related issues. (2) For details of all surveyed materials see Appendix 2 – Asbestos Register and Appendix 3 – Non Asbestos Register.

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1. INTRODUCTION

Amey undertook a Refurbishment and Specific Demolition Survey at Oakdale Primary School, Oakdale Avenue, Stanground, Peterborough, PE2 8TD. The survey was undertaken at the request of Stuart Mace of Hamson Barron Smith. The survey was carried out on 24th February 2017 by M C Wells & D J Kelly Asbestos Consultant of Amey Peterborough and is intended to aid the client in compiling an asbestos register for the removal of asbestos at the premises prior to refurbishment and demolition works. The site consists of a large single storey Primary School built circa 1970. The main construction is externally a flat roof covered with felt over brick walls. Internal walls were predominantly brick/block or plasterboard cavity wall. Flooring was a concrete slab covered with a combination of carpet tiles and vinyl floor coverings. There were also 2 pre-fabricated sectional garages. On site was a separate Nursery of brick construction under flat felt covered roof, internal walls were predominantly brick/block plaster finish walls, plasterboard ceilings with a sandtex paint finish as well as a pre-fabricated sectional Garage. Plans of the site were used to aid the surveyor in identifying locations during the survey. These are shown in Appendix 5 of this report.

2. SCOPE OF SURVEY

The scope was to undertake an Asbestos Refurbishment Survey throughout the Main School and Specific Demolition Survey to the Nursery Block, IT Suite and Garages in line with the survey specification provided by Hamson Barron Smith. However it should be noted that the scope provided was neither specific nor finalised plans at this stage, so the survey was carried out under the best interpretation of the Riba Stage 1 Report provided by Stuart Mace of Hamson Barron Smith. The purpose of the Asbestos Refurbishment and specific Demolition Survey was to locate, so far as is reasonably practicable, the presence and extent of any suspect ACM’s within the surveyed area prior to refurbishment and demolition works which are to be carried out. To achieve these objectives representative samples were collected and analysed for the presence of asbestos. Where measurements or any other dimensions are recorded within this report, they are only an estimation based on surveyor knowledge. Prior to scoping removal works these figures should be confirmed by those compiling documentation or by any preferred removal contractor prior to undertaking the work. Where widespread ACM’s such as pipe insulation debris have been identified within a large area this will be recorded as the full floor area as it is likely that the whole area will require remedial works to ensure all debris has been removed.

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Man Made Mineral Fibre (MMMF) insulation may occasionally be noted during the survey to avoid potential future confusion, however extents and conditions unless otherwise specified are not part of the remit for this survey. Recommendations regarding the future management of asbestos containing materials are given in Section 5, General Recommendations. This report is designed to aid the client in achieving their duty to manage ACM’s on their property and to highlight ACM’s which could be damaged or disturbed during normal occupancy, including foreseeable maintenance and installations activities.

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3. RESTRICTIONS AND LIMITATIONS

Where surveyors have faced restrictions and/or limitations during the survey they will be highlighted either as areas of no access gained or presumed asbestos as per the executive summary and Appendix 2. Where the client has placed specific restrictions or limitations on the survey scope, these are listed below:

NO SPECIFIC CLIENT RESTRICTIONS It should be noted that whilst the surveyor exercised all reasonable skill and diligence to examine all materials, we cannot guarantee that all asbestos containing materials have been located. Some materials may be well hidden within the fabric of the building or in other non-accessible areas, and may become known when the process of refurbishment and demolition is started.

4. SURVEY FINDINGS

15 samples were collected during the survey. Including any referenced samples, asbestos is present in 11 areas. All materials containing, strongly presumed or presumed to contain asbestos are detailed within the Asbestos Register (See Appendix 2) Where present, survey photographs are shown in Appendix 4. Plans of the site have been used to illustrate the report; these are shown in Appendix 5 of this report. Where present the Certificates of Analysis are given in Appendix 6.

5. General Recommendations

The following sections give general guidance on appropriate controls of ACM’s.

5.1 Remedial Work

If a building or area is programmed for demolition then ALL ACM’s must be removed. Removal of ACM’s may be the only practicable option where refurbishment is planned. Consideration should be given to reducing the score, by remedial action, for all ACM’s with a high material assessment score, i.e. 10 or more or with a medium score i.e.7-9.

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Removal of ACM’s should be considered where these ACM’s are already highly damaged or likely to sustain damage due to location and occupancy of an area. Encapsulation or sealing will depend on the nature of the asbestos material and its condition and the type of protection required (taking into consideration flammability requirements). ACM’s should be sealed with a specially formulated sealant, such as “Firecheck” or “ET150”. The sealing coat must adhere firmly and the integrity of the asbestos material must be sufficient to carry the sealing coat. It is recommended that a detailed specification be compiled for these works, which should be included in any tender documentation.

5.2 Labelling

Where appropriate, ACMs should be labelled with an asbestos warning label as described in The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 Approved Code of Practice. Labels must be permanently fixed and care should be taken to ensure that the asbestos is not damaged during labelling. Some locations may not be suitable for labelling, e.g. public areas. In these situations, other methods of identification can be used, for example using a unique colour of paint or affixing “Permit to Work” labels.

5.3 Further Investigation

Where areas or items were not accessible to the surveyor at the time of the survey, either because of locked rooms or because to gain access would have compromised the safety of the surveyor or caused excessive damage to the fabric or décor of the building, further investigation is required. In these circumstances, it has to be presumed that ACM’s may be present in these areas until shown otherwise.

5.4 HSE Publications

Further advice on working with and managing ACM’s can be taken from the following publications issued by the HSE. Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 ISBN 0 10 543774 3 L143 (Second Edition) Managing and working with asbestos Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012, Approved Code of Practice ISBN 978 0 7176 6618 8 And guidance The following guidance is relevant to work with asbestos materials. HSG53 The selection, use and maintenance of respiratory protective ISBN 0 7176 1537 5 Equipment 1998 HSG210 Asbestos essentials task manual ISBN 0 7176 1887 0 HSG213 Introduction to asbestos essentials ISBN 0 7176 1901 X

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HSG227 A comprehensive guide to managing asbestos in premises ISBN 0 7176 2381 5 HSG247 Asbestos: The Licensed Contractors Guide 2006 ISBN 0 7176 2874 4

REFERENCES

1. Health and Safety Executive (HSE) (2005) HSG 248 “Asbestos: The analysts’ guide for

sampling, analysis and clearance procedures”.

2. Health and Safety Executive (HSE) (2012) HSG 264 Asbestos: The Survey Guide

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Appendix 1 – Survey Methodology

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APPENDIX 1 - SURVEY METHODOLOGY

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UKAS ACCREDITATION The sample analysis is carried out under UKAS accreditation ISO 17025 SURVEY AND SAMPLING The survey and sampling was carried out in accordance Amey documented in-house procedures based on Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Guidance Notes; HSG 248, “Asbestos: The analysts’ guide for sampling, analysis and clearance procedures” and HSG 264 , Asbestos The Survey Guide. ANALYSIS Samples are analysed by Life Environmental using methods based upon Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Guidance Note HSG 248 “Asbestos: The analysts’ guide for sampling, analysis and clearance procedures” and the Life Environmental documented in-house procedures. MATERIAL ASSESSMENT An assessment was made of the potential for each identified ACM to release fibres. This Material Assessment is based upon assigning scores according to the Product Type, Asbestos Type, Amount of Damage and Surface Treatment. The scores for each category are added together to give the overall Material Assessment Score. The Material Assessment score relates to the conditions at the time of survey. The overall rating can therefore change, e.g. if ACM’s are damaged or sealant degrades. Material Assessment scores range from 2 to 12; non-asbestos materials are not scored. The scores are defined as follows on the next page.

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Sample Variable Score Examples of Score (see notes)

Product type (or debris from product)

1 Asbestos-reinforced composites (plastics, resins, mastics, roofing felts, vinyl floor tiles, semi-rigid paints or decorative finishes, asbestos cement etc.)

2 AIB, millboards, other low density insulation boards, asbestos textiles, gaskets, ropes and woven textiles, asbestos paper and felt.

3 Thermal insulation (e.g. pipe and boiler lagging) sprayed asbestos, loose asbestos, asbestos mattresses and packing.

Extent of Damage/Deterioration

0 Good condition, no visible damage.

1 Low damage: a few scratches or surface marks, broken edges on boards, tiles etc.

2 Medium damage: significant breakage of materials or several small areas where material has been damaged revealing loose asbestos fibres.

3 High damage or delamination of materials, sprays and thermal insulation. Visible asbestos fibres.

Surface Treatment 0 Composite materials containing asbestos: reinforced plastics, resins, vinyl tiles.

1 Enclosed sprays and lagging. AIB (with exposed face painted or encapsulated) asbestos cement sheets etc.

2 Unsealed AIB, or encapsulated lagging or sprays

3 Unsealed lagging or sprays

Asbestos Type 1 Chrysotile

2 Amphibole asbestos excluding Crocidolite

3 Crocidolite

Total Score

Score Potential to release asbestos fibres

10 or more High

7-9 Medium

5-6 Low

4 or less Very Low

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RECOMMENDED ACTION: Based on the material assessment score and surveyor findings, a Starting point for appropriate action is recommended. Where any form of remediation is recommended i.e. repair/seal, then this is the most appropriate short term action, which may require follow up works (e.g. after repair of an ACM then labelling/inspection and management will then be required.

Inspect and Manage

Protect/Enclose

Remove

Repair

Seal/Encapsulate

RECOMMENDED ACTION PERIOD A preliminary guide by the surveyor based on material assessment

and experience. This is designed to highlight any ACMs which are considered to be in a position/condition to require immediate attention

Immediate Attention 3 Months 6 Months

9 Months 12 Months

PRIORITY ASSESSMENT The material assessment as described in the previous paragraph identifies the likelihood of fibre release from a material. The priority assessment identifies the likelihood of the material being disturbed. Materials with a high material assessment score will not necessarily be given priority for remedial action. This is based on a priority assessment consisting of a number of factors including: location and extent of material, use and occupancy of, and activities carried out within, the area where the material is present and the likelihood/frequency of maintenance activities within this area. Extract from HSG264 Asbestos: The Survey Guide 129 The priority assessment can only be carried out with detailed knowledge of all these factors. The surveyor can help in this process, by obtaining information which will contribute to the priority assessment, particularly in small or simple premises where information on occupancy and use is straightforward. However, such help must be undertaken with caution. It is the duty holder, under CAR 2012, who is required to make the risk assessment using their detailed knowledge of the activities carried out in the premises. Where Amey have collected priority assessment scores as part of this report, they should be treated as provisional given the survey team’s limited knowledge of the use and occupancy of the premises surveyed. The client or duty holder should review these provisional scores and advise on any changes required. Details on how to complete the Priority Risk Assessment can be found in HSG227 Managing Asbestos in Premises.

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COMBINED PRIORITY RISK ASSESSMENT The Combined Priority Risk Assessment includes the Material Risk Assessment scores and Priority Assessment scores as described above and is used to prioritise remedial action on ACM’s. The risk assessment should be carried out by the duty holder, using the information given in the survey report along with their detailed knowledge of the activities carried out within their premises. The risk assessment will form the basis of the management plan. REGISTER KEYS Sample Code: The unique number of any sample collected, or reason why no sample was

collected, is recorded in this column.

Code Description

NA No Access

A (01) Sample

Ref Cross referenced Sample

P Asbestos presumed due to surveyor unable to investigate further due to potential damage (to fabric of building or décor) or due to Health and Safety reasons

SP Strongly Presumed asbestos by visual inspection

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Appendix 2 – Asbestos Register

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APPENDIX 2 – ASBESTOS REGISTER

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ASBESTOS REGISTER

OAKDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Date of Inspection

Floor Room Number

Sample Number

Item Material Accessibility Extent Condition Material Score

Analysis Result

Recommended Action

Action Period

24/02/2017 Ground Store 1004

A04 Floor Tiles Vinyl/Thermo Floor Tiles

Easy 7 m2

Low Damage

3 Chrysotile Remove Prior to Refurbishment

24/02/2017 Ground Store 1004

A05 Heat Pad to Ironing Board

Asbestos Cement Easy <1 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1030

A06 Floor Tiles Vinyl/Thermo Floor Tiles

Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1027

Ref A06 Floor Tiles Vinyl/Thermo Floor Tiles

Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1025


Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1020


Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1047


Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1050


Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 Ground Store 1039


Easy 4 m2

Low Damage


24/02/2017 External Nursery Block

A11 Downpipe Asbestos Cement Easy 2 Lm Low Damage

4 Chrysotile Remove Prior to Demolition

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Date of Inspection

Floor Room Number

Sample Number

Item Material Accessibility Extent Condition Material Score

Analysis Result

Recommended Action

Action Period


A12 Fascia Panels Asbestos Cement Moderate 22 Lm

Low Damage


24/02/2017 External Nursery Block Garage

A15 Roof Panels Asbestos Cement Moderate 14 m2

Low Damage


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Appendix 3 – Non Asbestos Register

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APPENDIX 3 – NON ASBESTOS REGISTER

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NON-ASBESTOS REGISTER

OAKDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Date of Inspection

Floor Room Name

Room Number

Description

24/02/2017 Ground Classroom 3 1040 Bitumen Sink Pad (Sample No A01)


24/02/2017 Ground Classroom 1 1040 Bitumen Sink Pad (Sample No Ref A01)

24/02/2017 Ground Store 1047 Bitumen Felt around skylight (Sample No A03)





24/02/2017 External Throughout N/A Bitumen Roofing Felt (Sample No A07)

24/02/2017 External Throughout N/A Bitumen Damp Proof Course (Sample No A08)

24/02/2017 External Garage 1 N/A Cement Roof Panel (Sample No A09)

24/02/2017 External Garage 2 N/A Cement Roof Panel (Sample No A10)


N/A Bitumen Damp Proof Course (Sample No A13)


N/A Bitumen Roofing Felt (Sample No A14)

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APPENDIX 4 – SURVEY PHOTOGRAPHS

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Floor: Ground

Building/Area: Classroom 3

Material: Bitumen

Extent/Amount: 1 Unit

Damage/Condition: Medium Damage

Location Description: Beneath Sink

Sample Number: A01

Item: Photo Number:

Acoustic Sink Pad 913 & 914

Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP

Recommended Action: No Asbestos detected within sample, no further action required

Material Assessment

Product: N/A Condition/ Damage:

N/A Surface Treatment:

N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment

Normal occupant Activity: Not Applicable

Location: Not Applicable

Accessibility: Not Applicable

Extent/Amount: Not Applicable

Number of occupants: Not Applicable Frequency of use of area: Not Applicable

Average time area is in use: N/A Type of maintenance activity:

N/A

Frequency of maintenance activity: Not Applicable

Scores

Material Assessment Score:

N/A Priority Assessment Score: N/A Total Risk Score: 0

Floor: Ground


Material: Bitumen


Damage/Condition: Low Damage


Sample Number: A02

Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: Ground


Material: Bitumen




Sample Number: Ref A02

Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: Ground

Building/Area: Store 1047

Material: Bitumen

Extent/Amount: N/A

Damage/Condition: Medium Damage

Location Description: Roof light

Sample Number: A03

Item: Photo Number:

Felt 925 & 926

Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: Ground


Material: Vinyl & Bitumen

Extent/Amount: 4 m2


Location Description: Floor

Sample Number: A04

Item: Photo Number:

Floor Tiles & Adhesive 927 & 928

Asbestos Type: Chrysotile

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP

Recommended Action: Remove prior to Refurbishment

Material Assessment

Product: 1 Condition/ Damage:

1 Surface Treatment:

0 Asbestos Type:

1

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores


3 Priority Assessment Score: N/A Total Risk Score: 3

Floor: Ground


Material: Cement

Extent/Amount: <1 m2


Location Description: Ironing Board

Sample Number: A05

Item: Photo Number:

Heat Panel to Ironing Board 929 & 930


Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



1 Asbestos Type:

1







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: Ground



Extent/Amount: 4 m2



Sample Number: A06

Item: Photo Number:



OVERVIEW

Notes Reference to store rooms within classrooms

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



0 Asbestos Type:

1

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: Ground



Extent/Amount: 4 m2




Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: Strongly Presumed Chrysotile

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



0 Asbestos Type:

1








Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: Ground


Material: Bitumen





Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: Ground


Material: Bitumen





Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: Ground







Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: Strongly presumed Chrysotile

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



0 Asbestos Type:

1

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: Ground


Material: Bitumen





Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: Ground


Material: Bitumen





Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: Ground



Extent/Amount: 4 m2




Item: Photo Number:


Asbestos Type: Strongly presumed Chrysotile

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: External

Building/Area: Above Classroom 2

Material: Bitumen

Extent/Amount: 1600 m2


Location Description: Roof

Sample Number: A07

Item: Photo Number:

Roofing Felt 954 & 955

Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP

Recommended Action: No Asbestos detected within sample no further action required.

Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: External

Building/Area: Outside Classroom 2

Material: Bitumen

Extent/Amount: N/A


Location Description: Low level brick wall

Sample Number: A08

Item: Photo Number:

Damp Proof Course 956 & 957

Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: External

Building/Area: Garage 1

Material: Cement




Sample Number: A09

Item: Photo Number:

Cement profile roof panels 958 & 959

Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment






Average time area is in use: Type of maintenance activity:


Scores



Floor: External

Building/Area: Garage 2

Material: Cement




Sample Number: A10

Item: Photo Number:

Cement Profile roof panel 960 & 961

Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A






Average time area is in use: Type of maintenance activity:


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: External

Building/Area: Nursery Block

Material: Cement

Extent/Amount: 2 Lm


Location Description: Rear external wall

Sample Number: A11

Item: Photo Number:

Redundant Downpipe 970 & 971


OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP

Recommended Action: Remove prior to Demolition

Material Assessment



1 Asbestos Type:

1

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: External


Material: Cement

Extent/Amount: 22 Lm


Location Description: External Wall at High Level

Sample Number: A12

Item: Photo Number:

Fascia Panels 972 & 973


Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



1 Asbestos Type:

1







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: External


Material: Bitumen

Extent/Amount: 40 Lm


Location Description: Low level wall

Sample Number: A13

Item: Photo Number:

Damp Proof Course 974 & 975

Asbestos Type: NAD

OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



Floor: External


Material: Bitumen




Sample Number: A14

Item: Photo Number:

Roofing Felt 976 & 977

Asbestos Type: NAD

Notes

OVERVIEW

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



N/A Asbestos Type:

N/A







N/A


Scores



Priority Assessment

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Floor: External

Building/Area: Nursery Block Garage

Material: Cement




Sample Number: A15

Item: Photo Number:

Cement Profile Roof Panels 980 & 981


OVERVIEW

Notes

CLOSE-UP


Material Assessment



1 Asbestos Type:

1

Priority Assessment







N/A


Scores



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APPENDIX 5 – SITE PLANS

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Site Address Oakdale Primary School Oakdale Avenue Stanground Peterborough PE2 8TD Key – Sample Numbers Red – Asbestos Containing Orange – Strongly Presumed Blue – Presumed Green – No Asbestos Detected (NAD) Purple – No Access Gained Further investigation recommended Asbestos Survey: Not for measurement purposes Client: Peterborough City Council Dwg: 1of2 Eurn No:0048

Date:24/02/2017

Scale:NTS Annotated:MW

Loft Hatch

Floor Duct

Penetration through ceiling

Penetration through wall

Amey Peterborough Nursery Lane Depot

Peterborough PE1 5BG

A01

A02 RefA02

Garage 1

A05

A04

RefA06

RefA01

RefA06

RefA01

RefA06

RefA01

RefA06

RefA01

A09

A10

A01 – Bitumen Sink Pad A02 – Bitumen Sink Pad A03 – Bitumen Felt A04 – Vinyl Floor Tiles A05 – Cement Panel (Ironing Board) A06 – Vinyl Tiles & Adhesive A07 – Roof Felt (Throughout) A08 – Bitumen Damp proof A09 – Cement Roof Panels A10 – Cement Roof Panels

A03

A07 A08

Ref A04

Ref A04

Ref A04

Pipework in ducts and Boiler room should be presumed to contain Asbestos until such

a time when the School is closed long enough to allow sufficient repairs to be made

EURN No: E0048



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Site Address Oakdale Primary School Oakdale Avenue Stanground Peterborough PE2 8TD Key – Sample Numbers Red – Asbestos Containing Orange – Strongly Presumed Blue – Presumed Green – No Asbestos Detected (NAD) Purple – No Access Gained Further investigation recommended Asbestos Survey: Not for measurement purposes Client: Peterborough City Council Dwg: 2of2 Eurn No:0048

Date:24/02/2017

Scale:NTS Annotated:DK

Loft Hatch

Floor Duct

Penetration through ceiling

Penetration through wall

Amey Peterborough Nursery Lane Depot

Peterborough PE1 5BG

A15

A11 A12 A13

A14

A11 – Cement Downpipe A12 – Cement Fascia Panels A13 – Bitumen Damp Proof A14 – Roof Felt (Throughout) A15 – Cement Roof Panels

RefA12

RefA12

Nursery Block

RefA12

Roof Top Tank Room

EURN No: E0048


Report Type: Asbestos Refurbishment & Specific Demolition Survey Amey Peterborough, Nursery Lane Depot, Peterborough, PE1 5BG


Appendix 6 Bulk Asbestos Certificates of Analysis

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APPENDIX 6 – BULK ASBESTOS CERTIFICATES OF ANALYSIS

EURN No: E0048


Report Type: Asbestos Refurbishment & Specific Demolition Survey Amey Peterborough, Nursery Lane

Depot, Peterborough, PE1 5BG Project Reference: Amey PDM Tel: 01733 425425 Date Prepared: 10/03/2017 Email: [email protected]


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EURN No: E0048


Report Type: Asbestos Refurbishment & Specific Demolition Survey Amey Peterborough, Nursery Lane

Depot, Peterborough, PE1 5BG Project Reference: Amey PDM Tel: 01733 425425 Date Prepared: 10/03/2017 Email: [email protected]


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