ASBESTOS SUPERVISOR EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
LATEST VERSION 100% GUARANTEED PASS
Glovebag (Class III small jobs) Use of a sprayer
and HEPA vacuum after completion of
work. A minimum of two ppl are
required. Used for maintenance
related repairs
Mini-Enclosure (Class III small jobs) Use of negative air
pressure from a HEPA vacuum, there is
no decon station
Friable asbestos-containing Can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced
building materials are those to powder by hand pressure.
that contain greater than 1
% asbestos and that:
Which of the following Skin cancer
diseases are generally not
associated with asbestos
exposure?
The purpose of wearing Prevents asbestos fibers from leaving the
,protective clothing inside the work area
containment area is to
Which best describes the OSHA standard prohibits their use on
proper use of disposable asbestos abatement projects.
respirators?
Under the EPA Clean Air Act Placing ACWM in a sealed, labeled 55-gal
regulations, which of the drum
following is not normally
required?
Which analytical Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
method is
recommended for all
buildings and has been
phased in for schools as
a requirement to
determine successful
project performance?
, Asbestos Hazard and The act directs EPA to develop a
Emergency Response Act regulatory framework to require schools
(AHERA) to
inspect their buildings every six months/3
years for asbestos and take appropriate
abatement actions using qualified,
accredited persons for inspection and
abatement. It was signed by president
Reagan on October 22nd, 1986 and
covers all K-12 schools.
Regulatory standards are established for
the following: inspections,
circumstances which require response
actions (abatement activity),
appropriate response actions,
implementation of response actions,
operations and maintenance
programs, periodic surveillance of
asbestos, transport and disposal, and
management plan requirements for
schools.
Defines asbestos as greater than 1%.
Five control/response methods:
operations and maintenance, enclosure
(solid/air tight), encapsulation (paint),
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
LATEST VERSION 100% GUARANTEED PASS
Glovebag (Class III small jobs) Use of a sprayer
and HEPA vacuum after completion of
work. A minimum of two ppl are
required. Used for maintenance
related repairs
Mini-Enclosure (Class III small jobs) Use of negative air
pressure from a HEPA vacuum, there is
no decon station
Friable asbestos-containing Can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced
building materials are those to powder by hand pressure.
that contain greater than 1
% asbestos and that:
Which of the following Skin cancer
diseases are generally not
associated with asbestos
exposure?
The purpose of wearing Prevents asbestos fibers from leaving the
,protective clothing inside the work area
containment area is to
Which best describes the OSHA standard prohibits their use on
proper use of disposable asbestos abatement projects.
respirators?
Under the EPA Clean Air Act Placing ACWM in a sealed, labeled 55-gal
regulations, which of the drum
following is not normally
required?
Which analytical Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
method is
recommended for all
buildings and has been
phased in for schools as
a requirement to
determine successful
project performance?
, Asbestos Hazard and The act directs EPA to develop a
Emergency Response Act regulatory framework to require schools
(AHERA) to
inspect their buildings every six months/3
years for asbestos and take appropriate
abatement actions using qualified,
accredited persons for inspection and
abatement. It was signed by president
Reagan on October 22nd, 1986 and
covers all K-12 schools.
Regulatory standards are established for
the following: inspections,
circumstances which require response
actions (abatement activity),
appropriate response actions,
implementation of response actions,
operations and maintenance
programs, periodic surveillance of
asbestos, transport and disposal, and
management plan requirements for
schools.
Defines asbestos as greater than 1%.
Five control/response methods:
operations and maintenance, enclosure
(solid/air tight), encapsulation (paint),
