CSST BUILDING INSPECTION TEST FINAL
EXAM ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
When is a FED EPA notification required ? -
....ANSWER...whenever more than 160 square feet,
250 linear feet, or one cubic meter will be disturbed
as part of a renovation
What is the federal OSHA regulation that regulates
asbestos exposure for construction? -
....ANSWER...29 CFR 1926.1101
what types of work are included in OSHA's 29 CFR
1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...demolition, salvage, removal,
encapsulation of ACM, construction, alteration of
ACM or construction, alteration, repair, maintenance,
renovation, or clean up of debris.
,What is the PEL for ACM ? What is the Excursion
limit ? - ....ANSWER...0.1 f/cc 8 hr / TWA , 1.0 f/cc over
30 minutes at peak exposure time.
what materials are PACM ? - ....ANSWER...TSI,
surfacing material, vinyl, asphalt, in pre 1981
buildings also any other materials that the building
owner knows or should know contain ACM.
What are the four classes of work defined by Cal
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...Class 1 , Class 2
, Class 3, and Class 4
Define Class 1 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 -
....ANSWER...SIZE: that cannot fit into 1 glove bag or
in standard 60 - in width glove bag (Large Job).
TYPE of materials: Regulates the removal of TSI /
Surfacing / PACM
Define Class 2 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...a
large job where the removal of ACM that is non
friable and is not TSI or surfacing material. no size
limit. Determined by TYPE of material.
,Define Class 3 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 -
....ANSWER...Designed to regulate work involving
small amounts of asbestos (TSI, surfacing, PACM, or
ACM) that is disturbed (will fit into one glove bag or
standard waste container). Determined by SIZE of
job.
Define Class 4 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 -
....ANSWER...Designed to regulate custodial work
around nonfriable materials. thus its designed for
workers who contact but do not disturb asbestos!
When can a contractor cease air monitoring ? -
....ANSWER...a negative exposure assessment can be
achieved via air sampling to document no exposure
via PEL and Exursions for class 3 and 4 work.
Can a contractor cease personal air sampling for
class 1 and 2 work ? - ....ANSWER...no
what is the cal osha asbestos standard -
....ANSWER...CFR 1529
What are the major differences between CFR 1529
and 29 CFR 1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...1529 requires
, written report of use, registration for over 100 sq.
feet, notification for temporary worke sites,
consultant / technician licensing and Carcinogen
report of use requirements found in 8 CCR 5203.
Describe the implications of simply following
regulations versus maintaining state of the art
practices - ....ANSWER...liability may be based on
state of the art practices.
identify the most likely parties to a legal action
against a contractor - ....ANSWER...building owners,
building occupants, other 3rd parties
Claims madre insurance vs occurance insurance ? -
....ANSWER...Claims made = claims made during
policy period, Occurence = insures occurence taking
place during the policy period regardless of when
the claim is made.
what are the three common insurance exclusions -
....ANSWER...pollution, water damage, employees of
others, disposal.
EXAM ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
When is a FED EPA notification required ? -
....ANSWER...whenever more than 160 square feet,
250 linear feet, or one cubic meter will be disturbed
as part of a renovation
What is the federal OSHA regulation that regulates
asbestos exposure for construction? -
....ANSWER...29 CFR 1926.1101
what types of work are included in OSHA's 29 CFR
1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...demolition, salvage, removal,
encapsulation of ACM, construction, alteration of
ACM or construction, alteration, repair, maintenance,
renovation, or clean up of debris.
,What is the PEL for ACM ? What is the Excursion
limit ? - ....ANSWER...0.1 f/cc 8 hr / TWA , 1.0 f/cc over
30 minutes at peak exposure time.
what materials are PACM ? - ....ANSWER...TSI,
surfacing material, vinyl, asphalt, in pre 1981
buildings also any other materials that the building
owner knows or should know contain ACM.
What are the four classes of work defined by Cal
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...Class 1 , Class 2
, Class 3, and Class 4
Define Class 1 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 -
....ANSWER...SIZE: that cannot fit into 1 glove bag or
in standard 60 - in width glove bag (Large Job).
TYPE of materials: Regulates the removal of TSI /
Surfacing / PACM
Define Class 2 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...a
large job where the removal of ACM that is non
friable and is not TSI or surfacing material. no size
limit. Determined by TYPE of material.
,Define Class 3 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 -
....ANSWER...Designed to regulate work involving
small amounts of asbestos (TSI, surfacing, PACM, or
ACM) that is disturbed (will fit into one glove bag or
standard waste container). Determined by SIZE of
job.
Define Class 4 via 29 CFR 1926.1101 -
....ANSWER...Designed to regulate custodial work
around nonfriable materials. thus its designed for
workers who contact but do not disturb asbestos!
When can a contractor cease air monitoring ? -
....ANSWER...a negative exposure assessment can be
achieved via air sampling to document no exposure
via PEL and Exursions for class 3 and 4 work.
Can a contractor cease personal air sampling for
class 1 and 2 work ? - ....ANSWER...no
what is the cal osha asbestos standard -
....ANSWER...CFR 1529
What are the major differences between CFR 1529
and 29 CFR 1926.1101 - ....ANSWER...1529 requires
, written report of use, registration for over 100 sq.
feet, notification for temporary worke sites,
consultant / technician licensing and Carcinogen
report of use requirements found in 8 CCR 5203.
Describe the implications of simply following
regulations versus maintaining state of the art
practices - ....ANSWER...liability may be based on
state of the art practices.
identify the most likely parties to a legal action
against a contractor - ....ANSWER...building owners,
building occupants, other 3rd parties
Claims madre insurance vs occurance insurance ? -
....ANSWER...Claims made = claims made during
policy period, Occurence = insures occurence taking
place during the policy period regardless of when
the claim is made.
what are the three common insurance exclusions -
....ANSWER...pollution, water damage, employees of
others, disposal.
