New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Env - Department of Environmental Services
Subtitle Env-A - Air Related Programs (formerly designated as rules of Division of Air Resources.)
Chapter Env-A 1800 - ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
Part Env-A 1813 - TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED ASBESTOS DISPOSAL SITE WORKERS
Section Env-A 1813.04 - Basic Training Program
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Env-A 1813.04
Current through Register No. 13, March 27, 2025
(a) Basic training shall be obtained through a program, or combination of programs, that covers no less than the following topics through a combination of lecture, interactive presentation, and hands-on activity:
(1)
Asbestos identification, specifically including the identification of asbestos
at asbestos disposal sites located in New Hampshire;
(2) History, characteristics, and location of
asbestos disposal sites in New Hampshire;
(3) Human health effects due to asbestos
exposure, including the relationship to smoking and contact information for
smoking cessation;
(4) Relevant
federal, state, and local regulations, including Env-Sw 2100;
(5) Personal protective equipment;
(6) Medical monitoring;
(7) State of the art work practices for
disturbing asbestos at asbestos disposal sites, including:
a.Site characterization;
b.Site control and site security;
c.Neighborhood protection;
d.Air monitoring and asbestos fiber
control;
e.Cut and fill
techniques;
f.Bulk containment,
transportation, and disposal of asbestos waste;
g.Decontamination procedures for personnel
and equipment;
h.Site closure
requirements and clearance determinations pursuant to Env-Sw 2100;
i.Sampling techniques; and
j.Managing site emergencies; and
(8) Best management practices for
maintaining closed sites and protecting public health.
(b) The basic training program shall be taught using a combination of lecture, interactive presentation, and hands-on activity.
(See Revision Note at chapter heading for Env-A 1800) #9298, eff 10-21-08
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