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2010 Projects
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Lakewood, Colorado The Work at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church consisted of removal of approximately 10,300 square feet of asbestos containing transite roofing materials from a 16/12 pitched roofing surface. This involved the use of height reach personnel lifts, engineering controls designed to prevent the loss of equipment and materials due to extreme roof pitches and extensive personal fall protection equipment.
Project activities required extensive coordination between the building occupants and roofing contractor responsible for the replacement activity. Freezing conditions were also experienced and the progress of site activities were delayed or hampered due to snow. The work was required to be accomplished in winter to prevent any additional damage to the structure. All project activities were completed without damage to the site or the building, without the loss of materials or equipment from the roofing surface, and without on the job injury. Project established budgets were maintained and project anticipated completion schedules were shortened by 1 week.
2201 Cherry Street, Denver, Colorado Prior to the replacement of the roof decking and shingles, Colorado Hazard Control was hired to remove approximately 5,800 square feet of asphalt shingles and approximately 2,900 square feet of wooden shingles coated with lead based paint materials. Colorado Hazard Control completed the removal of the roofing materials as well as the painted gutters and downspouts in a total of 4 days. The removal of the lead based painted materials required the use of personnel with specific training and work was completed in compliance with current CDH and EPA regulations.
Coyote Ridge Elementary School, Broomfield, Colorado The work at Coyote Ridge Elementary School consisted of removal of contamination with a bird infestation, the development of a site specific plan related to the elimination of access points / roosting areas and the installation of bird prevention systems. The scope of work involved the decontamination of 2 large and 2 small HVAC units, the cleaning of the roof, the removal and disposal of nests, bird droppings, eggs and dead birds. Once the decontamination portion of the work was complete, Colorado Hazard Control installed bird netting, sheet metal covers at bird access points and bird roosting spikes in nesting areas.
Once the project was complete Colorado Hazard Control remobilized to the site a week later to access site conditions and ensure existing problems had been corrected.
St. Vrain Valley Schools Engineering and installation of several complete radon mitigation systems throughout four schools for St. Vrain Valley Schools. Work was completed after normal school hours requiring detailed scheduling and reliable work crews. Colorado Hazard Control concealed the interior portions of the radon systems to be aesthetically pleasing to students and faculty.
University of Wyoming Old Main Tunnel Removal of asbestos containing pipe insulation and debris located in the Old Main Tunnel for the University. Work required extensive safety and environmental controls related to asbestos removal work in a confined space environment. Colorado Hazard Control reinsulated the tunnel as part of project activities. Old Main Tunnel connects the University's original building to other buildings on campus.
Safeway Store, Northglenn, Colorado Removal of 26,300 square feet of floor tile and mastic within secondary containment, 6 men completed the job in 14 days. The work was completed using hand methods in compliance with current regulations. Colorado Hazard Control sped up the abatement process by connecting dumpsters to the containment which requires special set up and process management.
In addition to the asbestos abatement, Colorado Hazard Control completed the removal of 250 linear feet of lead based paint from the concrete floor of the loading dock using peel away removal techniques.
Jefferson County School, Evergreen, Colorado Prior to repairs and upgrades on the fire protection equipment, Colorado Hazard Control was hired to remove approximately 4,985 square feet of asbestos containing fireproofing texture from the ceiling of the batting cage area. The removal and disposal of associated HVAC ducting and asbestos containing pipe fitting insulation was also completed as part of the scope of work. Work was completed within the two week time frame using large work crews and extensive project management. In addition to the work completed in the batting cage, Colorado Hazard Control also facilitated the removal and disposal of an additional 30 asbestos containing pipe fittings and approximately 800 linear feet of lead based paint from the main gymnasium. The work in the main gymnasium was completed in short time frames and all of the work was completed off the ground level using either scissor lifts or ladders.
Williams Fork Hydro Dam, Kremmling, Colorado Colorado Hazard Control was awarded a year-long contract working closely with Moltz Constructors performing asbestos and lead abatement activities. Currently, Colorado Hazard Control has removed over 1,500 square feet of lead based paint from multiple locations at the base of the Dam.
Company representatives have also removed asbestos wrapped electrical conduit and roofing tar encased in 8"-10" of concrete from the exterior of the control room. Project activities are completed on short notice and short time frames to prevent any delays with the ongoing construction at this high profile location.
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