University Mr. Joe Sample 2901 Lake Blvd. Cleveland, OH...

UniversityMr. Joe Sample 2901 Lake Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44101

University 2901 Lake Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44101

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September 18, 2014

University Mr. Joe Sample 2901 Lake Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44101

RE: Environmental Remediation Summary Report for the University

Dear Mr. Sample,

Pure Air Control Services, Inc. (PACS) is pleased to submit the Environmental Remediation Report for the Duct Cleaning, PURE-Decon Room Sanitization and PURE-Liner of two (2) units at the University located at 2901 Lake Blvd., Cleveland, OH 44101. This work was completed on September 18th, 2014.

The enclosed document illustrates:

Photo Documentation – before and after remediation

Daily Progress Reports

Thank you for providing Pure Air Control Services the opportunity to assist you with your IAQ concerns. If you should have any questions regarding the information in this Remediation Photo Summary Report, please contact me at 1-800-422-7873, ext. 602.

Respectfully submitted,

PURE AIR CONTROL SERVICES

Cynthia Bailey Business Operations Manager Building Remediation Sciences

Mechanical Division: St. Lic #CACO57992

Publisher of: THE IEQ REVIEW

Home of the: Indoor Air Quality Screen Test

Kit (IAQ-STK)

IAQ Advisory Board

Alan L. Wozniak, CIAQP President/CEO

Mark D. Wozniak, M.B.A., CIAQP Vice President

Rajiv Sahay, Ph.D. Laboratory Director

Ambuj Kumar, M.D., M.P.H. Environmental Health Consultant

Francisco T. Aquirre Senior IAQ Diagnostician Certified St. Lic. Class A

Cynthia M. Bailey Business Operations Manager

Dr. Monroe J. King, P.A. Allergist / Immunologist Medical Consultant

Mechanical License # CACO57992

“Indoor Air Diagnostic, Environmental Laboratory and Remediation Experts”

Corporate Office 4911 Creekside Drive · Suite C · Clearwater, FL 33760 · (727) 572-4550 · Toll Free: 1-800-422-7873 · Fax: (727) 572-5859

E-mail: [email protected] · Web Site: www.pureaircontrols.com

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Client: University

Jobsite: University

Work Order:

Client ID:

Building ____

1. Action Shot 2. Contaminated Insulation BEFORE

2A. AFTER Removal of Insulation 2B. AFTER Being Lined

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Jobsite: University

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3. Return Duct BEFORE 3A. Return Duct AFTER


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7. Insulation Removal 7A. Replaced Insulation

8. Supply Duct BEFORE 8A. Supply Duct AFTER

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13. Blower Wheel BEFORE 13A. Blower Wheel AFTER

14. Steaming the Coils 15. Steaming the Coils

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22. Supply Duct AFTER Insulation 23. Supply Duct AFTER Insulation

24. Supply Duct AFTER Insulation 25. Supply Duct AFTER Insulation

Client: University

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26. Supply Duct BEFORE 26A. Supply Duct AFTER Insulation

27. Supply Duct AFTER Insulation

Client: University

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28. Return Air Passover BEFORE 28A. Return Air Passover AFTER


Client: University

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31. Return Air Passover BEFORE 31A. Return Air Passover AFTER

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32. Return Side Coil BEFORE 32A. Return Side Coil AFTER


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36. Scrapped Supply Duct BEFORE 36A. Supply Duct AFTER Being Lined

37. Scrapped Supply Duct BEFORE 37A. Supply Duct AFTER Being Lined

Client: University

Jobsite: University

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Building ____

38. Vertical Supply Duct BEFORE 38A. Vertical Supply Duct AFTER Being Lined

39. Interior Insulation BEFORE 39A. AFTER Being Lined

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40. Drain Pan BEFORE 40A. Drain Pan AFTER Relining


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43. Drying Process 44. Drying Process

PURE AIR CONTROL SERVICES, INC.

BUILDING REMEDIATION SCIENCES (BRS) DIVISION

DAILY PROGRESS REPORT

Client Day

Project Date

Attention Time In Time Out

Phone Project Personnel

Fax Supervisor Technician

P.O. # Technician Technician

PACS Quote # Technician Technician

Work Order # Technician Technician

Location / Floor : Remove Insulation

Unit #:

Model #: / Serial #:

Yes/No Work Description

N/A Using Upright Wet/Dry HEPA Vacuum the Interior of Unit was Vacuumed

N/A Interior of unit was disinfected

N/A AHU Blower Assembly was washed

YES Insulation Liner Removed

N/A Insulation Liner Replaced

N/A AHU Cabinet and Blower Housing was Painted-Brand New Unit

N/A Using the HEPA 5000 in conjunction with the Viper / mechanical Brush System, we cleaned _____ feet of supply ductwork

N/A The ductwork was then treated with BBJ / Portersept 3830 / Fosters 4020/ Fiberlock 8000

N/A Using the HEPA 5000 in conjunction with the Viper / Mechanical Brush System we cleaned _____ feet of return ductwork

N/A We then cleaned _____ Supply Grills using PK 900 / Multicide. All grills were re-installed after cleaning

N/A We then cleaned _____ Return grills using PK 900 / Multicide. All grills were re-installed after cleaning

N/A Particle counts and photo documentation were taken to ensure project QA/QC.

N/A After Remediation, all areas were cleaned and the AHU was brought back on line

N/A Today the remediation effort consisted of setting up containment in the ________ area

N/A Negative pressure was established prior to starting remediation

N/A We removed ______sq. feet of drywall / ______ sq. feet of carpet / ________ Other

N/A All material was double bagged, disinfected, then properly disposed of.

N/A

N/A Particle counts / photographs / containment pressure monitoring was performed in order to ensure project QA / QC.

Other Comments:

Today's remediation process at the University consisted of:

• The environmental removal of mold contaminated insulation in the supply ductwork & supply side of AHU # 2

• AHU # 2 & supply ductwork associated with this AHU, were mechanically brushed & HEPA vacuumed

• Section of the return ductwork was also cleaned, but not treated

• All work areas were cleaned & AHU was brought back on line before leaving the job site.

• All material was double bagged, disinfected & properly disposed of

• Lockout/tagout was in place throughout the remediation process and removed at the end of the shift

• All work areas were cleaned & AHU was brought back on line before leaving the job site.

We performed topical cleaning of the contained area located in / at __________, All surfaces were HEPA vacuumed then wet wiped

with multicide (or other antimicrobial)

03:30 PM

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