250 R.I. Code R. 250-RICR-120-05-24.13

Current through November 7, 2024
Section 250-RICR-120-05-24.13 - Requirements for Site Cleanup
A. At the end of each workday, the following procedures must be followed:
1. If a dry removal procedure was used, spray any and all spent abrasive, paint, particulate, dust and/or other debris present on ground sheeting and/or other containments with a fine mist of water and collect the residue and place it in an appropriate container.
2. Visually inspect all areas, including areas that extend beyond the sheeted area, to determine whether any spent abrasive, paint, particulate, dust and/or other debris has escaped containment. If any spent abrasive, paint, particulate, dust and/or other debris generated by the lead paint removal operation is observed it must be collected and placed in single 6-mil or double 4-mil plastic bags or another appropriate container.
3. If bags are used they must not be overloaded. Bags must be securely sealed and stored in such a way that they are not easily accessible to the public.
4. Liquid waste must be collected and stored in appropriate containers. Containers must be securely sealed and stored in a manner such that they are not easily accessible to the public.
5. Plastic sheets used for exterior containments, such as ground sheeting and vertical shrouds, must be removed and stored in a manner such that they are not easily accessible to the public.
B. At the completion of a lead paint removal project, or at the time when all lead paint that is to be removed from a structure has been removed, the following procedures must be implemented:
1. Spray the ground sheeting as specified in § 24.13(A)(1) of this Part. Any and all residue must be collected and placed in an appropriate container. Ground sheeting should then be folded from the ends to the middle and placed into single 6-mil or double 4-mil plastic bags for disposal.
2. Collect any and all liquid waste in appropriate containers.
3. As specified in § 24.13(A)(2) of this Part the area must be inspected for any spent abrasive, paint, particulate, dust and/or other debris which may have escaped containment and any and all such debris must be collected and placed in single 6-mil or double 4-mil plastic bags or an appropriate container.
4. Any and all bags and containers must be securely sealed. Removal and disposal must be in accordance with applicable solid and hazardous waste regulations.

250 R.I. Code R. 250-RICR-120-05-24.13