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This report provides the findings of the Pre-Demolition Regulated Materials Survey conducted on the site of the Former Country Fresh Dairy Processing Facility located at 609 SB Chavez Dr, Flint, Michigan. It outlines the identification and assessment of regulated materials, including asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and other hazardous materials, in accordance with state and federal regulations.

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How to fill out pre-demolition regulated materials survey

1. Gather necessary documentation: Collect architectural plans, building records, and any previous environmental assessments.
2. Identify regulated materials: Familiarize yourself with materials that are regulated or hazardous, such as asbestos, lead, and PCBs.
3. Conduct a visual inspection: Inspect the site thoroughly for any signs of regulated materials, using professional judgment.
4. Collect samples: If suspected materials are found, carefully collect samples for laboratory analysis.
5. Document findings: Record all observations, including locations and conditions of regulated materials.
6. Compile a report: Write a detailed report summarizing the findings, including recommendations for safe removal and disposal of identified materials.
7. Review and submit: Review the report with relevant stakeholders and submit it to necessary authorities for approval.

Who needs pre-demolition regulated materials survey?

1. Demolition contractors: They require the survey to ensure safe demolition practices.
2. Property owners: They need the survey to understand the risks associated with the demolition.
3. Environmental agencies: They may mandate the survey to comply with regulatory requirements.
4. Architects and engineers: They utilize the survey findings for planning safe demolition or renovation.
5. Risk assessment professionals: They need the data to evaluate potential hazards during demolition.

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What is pre-demolition regulated materials survey?

A pre-demolition regulated materials survey is an assessment conducted prior to the demolition of a building to identify and manage any regulated materials like asbestos, lead, or other hazardous substances that may be present.

Who is required to file pre-demolition regulated materials survey?

Anyone in charge of demolition activities, including property owners, contractors, and demolition companies, is required to file a pre-demolition regulated materials survey.

How to fill out pre-demolition regulated materials survey?

To fill out a pre-demolition regulated materials survey, provide detailed information about the building, any identified regulated materials, and assessment findings, following the specific guidelines set by local or state regulations.

What is the purpose of pre-demolition regulated materials survey?

The purpose of a pre-demolition regulated materials survey is to ensure public safety and environmental protection by identifying hazardous materials that must be properly managed during the demolition process.

What information must be reported on pre-demolition regulated materials survey?

Information that must be reported includes the location of the structure, types and quantities of regulated materials found, assessment methods used, and any recommended actions for safe removal or handling.