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30+ Celsius, a clear blue sky, a lovely crowd and a lot of optimism – these were the ingredients for a wonderful anniversary party. This year BoPInc celebrates its 5th anniversary and on July 3rd we gathered in the convention center of Antropia in Driebergen (The Netherlands). Not only did we celebrate our anniversary – we celebrated inclusive business! The day was also a great farewell for our departing director and founder Myrtille Danse.
At the same convention center, Antropia, BoPInc celebrated its founding event and this anniversary marks the end of the first cycle of innovations and growth.
We were proud to host an exciting mix of guests from the public and private sector; from start-ups to multinationals, from traditional NGOs to 'social innovators' and everything in between. They are the people and organizations that worked with us and helped BoPInc to become what we are today, as we could not have done this alone.
'Working together' was also an important message at the start, as we kicked off with a 'goodbye speech' by BoPInc's 'founding mother', Myrtille Danse. She emphasized the urgent need for cooperation between publicly financed organizations. They are still too 'protectionist' and sometimes even in competition with each other. At the end of the day this attitude is not of benefit to the BoP.
It was an emotional speech – she dedicated a significant time of her life for BoPInc and has built up a professional organization from 'scratch'. Under her guidance BoPInc became one of the frontrunners in Inclusive Business. An achievement she can be truly proud of.
After Myrtille's speech it was time to hand-over the microphone to the experts. Several experts joined the panel discussions. Bob Steetskamp moderated the panel discussion. As a Director at Topsector Agri en Food International he has excellent insights in the subject of 'trade & development' and the organizations we invited for the panel discussions.
The first panel discussion focused on the question whether enterprises need specific inclusive business advisory services to be successful. We invited Iulian Circo, co-founder of the Mozambican organization Triggerise, which aims to create eco-systems in BoP markets around consumer experiences. Our second panel-member was Martin Clemensson, who directs Mont Mourex Investments and who coordinates the "Start and Improve Your Business" program, which already reached 6 million enterprises in 100 countries. The third panel member was Katja Freiwald director Global Partnerships & Foundation Work at Unilever. Katja is creating global partnerships focusing on sustainable sourcing and consumer access that drive social impact and business growth equally. Harmen van Heyst completed the panel - he is the founder of Rural Spark, an enterprise that designs smart energy solutions. Within Rural Spark, Harmen is working on strategies for the Base of the Pyramid (BoP).
The very interesting discussion revealed that some of the panel members are skeptical as to whether specific inclusive business advisory services are needed for enterprises to be successful. The need for inclusive business advisory services was acknowledged by all of the panel members, but at the same time a lot of BoP enterprises are flooded with standard advisory services, with little or no attention for customization to the local context. There is a strong need for tailor-made advisory services. Another critical remark was that current inclusive business advisory services tend to underestimate the expertise of local entrepreneurs.
The second panel discussion focused on the question whether acceleration of inclusive business can only be successful if it is embedded locally. To reflect on this statement we invited Paulus M. Verschuren - former Special Envoy Food & Nutrition at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he played an important role in encouraging partnerships between the private sector and development work. Paulus served more than 30 years for Unilever as a Senior Director of the Global Health Partnerships and Director External Relations. The second panel member was Thijs van Praag, CEO at PUM. PUM consists of senior experts (all volunteers) who provide business advice and technical assistance to organizations in developing countries and emerging markets. The third panel member was Anno Galema - Coordinator Public Private Partnerships at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and closely involved in public policy aiming for inclusive business initiatives. Marije Balt completed the second panel discussion; she is the managing director at SpringFactor Research & Consultancy, specialized in operating in complex environments. Marije assessed the Dutch Good Growth Fund and how it can better support SMEs in economies in transition.
The discussion zoomed in on the role of the Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF) of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Among other things, the DGGF provides funding and creates the conditions for Dutch and foreign SME's doing business in developing countries and emerging markets. One of the issues mentioned is DGGF's risk averse nature. There seems to be a discrepancy between the 'risk tolerance' of the DGGF and the financial requirements of the SMEs to achieve their goals. According to some of the panel members, the DGGF will need to reconsider their risk profile and look into additional instruments to become more effective.
With Myrtille Danse leaving, Henk van Duijn has become BoPInc's new CEO. Henk has already been with BoPInc for more than a year and is familiar with the organization, the programs and the stakeholders.
In 2010 BoPInc started with 3 employees and a strong vision. Now, more than 20 employees work on business innovation, incubation of new products and services and preparation of investment deals resulting in new business in BoP markets. With the Inclusive Business Accelerator consortium we established hubs in Vietnam, Uganda and Mozambique. In five years we learned how to set up inclusive business and we connected the ever-growing number of inclusive entrepreneurs, investors and mentors worldwide.
In the next 5 years BoPInc will strengthen its capacity to support local business innovation geared to the local market conditions. The network of local business development service providers working with BoPInc is steadily expanding within the framework of the IB Accelerator. The IB Accelerator is a 'one-stop-shop' for inclusive business services for BoP enterprises, consisting of an online platform as well as local business development service hubs in Vietnam, Uganda and Mozambique. BoPInc will continue to expand and develop tools and services for the local business developers and support them in local acceleration of inclusive business.
Unfortunately, Jack van Ham resigned as the chairman of the Supervisory Board to enjoy his retirement and handed over his position to Pierre Hupperts.
Jack van Ham served as the chairman of the Supervisory Board and has meant a lot for BoPInc. He can look back at an impressive career – as a former General Director of the Red Cross and ICCO and co-founder of Partos (Dutch Association of NGO's). He was one of the frontrunners in seeking co-operation with the private sector and has been a great supporter of BoPInc's vision and development.
Pierre Hupperts will step in as the new chairman of the Supervisory Board – making a comeback at BoPInc. Pierre is definitely no stranger to BoPInc – in fact he was involved in the establishment of BoPInc and replaced Myrtille Danse during her maternity leave. A sociologist with a strong economic background at heart, Pierre has more than 20 years experience in CSR and sustainable growth in both business and NGO environments. He is the former Director of The Body Shop Benelux and Campaign Director at Oxfam Novib, a frequent guest lecturer at universities, author of multiple international publications and has worked across Europe, Latin America and Africa. Welcome back Pierre!
To reflect the high spirit high we invited Drum Café – a Dutch-African percussion group. With their uplifting beats, and despite the warm temperatures, they managed to inspire the crowd to great percussion sessions! Everyone in the crowd was handed over a djembe and – the drummers managed to inspire the guests to perform some intricate drum patterns, symbolizing what can be achieved when we work together.
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Managing your asbestos hazards
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1 Managing your asbestos hazards
2 Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral fiber mined from the earth. It was used in over 3,000 products, including many found in homes. When asbestos fibers become airborne, people can easily breathe them in. Once the fibers get into the lungs, they can cause lung cancer, asbestosis, mesothelioma and other lung diseases. However these diseases don t occur right away. It can take 10 to 40 years for these diseases to manifest themselves after a person is exposed to asbestos The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has created this guide to explain the health risks of asbestos and why it is important to manage any asbestos that may be in your home. Contents What is asbestos?...4 Where is asbestos in my home?...10 What should I do if I have asbestos in my home?...14 Who can remove asbestos in my home?...18 Hiring an asbestos contractor...22 How can I remove asbestos flooring from my home?...28 How do I protect myself around asbestos?...36 Who can remove asbestos in Minnesota homes?...40
3 In this guide you will learn: Where asbestos could be in your home How you can be exposed to asbestos What you can do if you have asbestos in your home Most important, this guide is designed to protect your biggest investment, your home, and to keep safe your greatest treasure, your family s health. 3
4 What is asbestos? 4
5 Asbestos is the name for a group of minerals that occur naturally in the ground. Groups of fibers make up asbestos minerals. These fibers have special characteristics. Heat or chemicals do not affect them and they do not conduct electricity. Asbestos is also very strong. Pound for pound, asbestos is stronger than steel. That is why industry has mined and widely used asbestos to make many different products. Three types of asbestos were commonly used to manufacture products. Chrysotile, sometimes called white asbestos, is composed of wavy, flexible white fibers. Chrysotile is about 90 to 95 percent of the asbestos used in the U.S. Amosite, sometimes called brown asbestos, is composed of straight, light gray or brown fibers. Crocidolite, sometimes called blue asbestos, is composed of straight blue fibers. Anthophyllite, tremolite and actinolite are three other types of asbestos. They were not commonly used to manufacture products. Recently though, tremolite asbestos has been detected as a contaminant in vermiculite attic insulation and other products that contain vermiculite. Disturbing products that contain vermiculite may cause exposure to tremolite asbestos and result in an asbestos-related disease. 5
6 How does asbestos affect my health? All types of asbestos fibers are dangerous if you breathe them. Some people say that some kinds of asbestos fibers are less dangerous. Many people, including doctors and scientists, disagree. Until proven safe, treat all asbestos as dangerous. You cannot tell when asbestos is in the air or is hurting your lungs. Asbestos will not make you cough or sneeze. It will not make your skin or throat itch. Asbestos fibers get into the air when asbestos materials are damaged, disturbed or removed unsafely. When asbestos is crushed, it does not make ordinary dust. Asbestos breaks into tiny fibers that are too small to see, feel or taste. Asbestos fibers are approximately 1500 times smaller than a human hair. Asbestos fibers can be measured when they are in the air. They are measured in units called fibers per cubic centimeter of air (f/cc). A cubic centimeter is about the size of a sugar cube. The air is checked for asbestos fibers by taking samples of the air using air sampling methods. The Minnesota Department of Health has established a clean air level of 0.01 f/c 6
7 Can asbestos make me sick? Laboratory studies and studies of people who worked with or around asbestos show us that asbestos can make you sick. If you breathe asbestos fibers, you may increase the risk of several serious diseases: Asbestosis, also called white lung disease, is a scarring in the air sacs of the lungs Lung cancer; and Mesothelioma, a cancer of the lining of the chest or abdomen When asbestos is released into the air, it enters the surrounding environment. You can be exposed to asbestos if you enter these environments. If exposed to asbestos, many factors contribute to whether harmful health effects will occur These factors include: dose (how much); duration (how long); exposure pathway (breathing, eating, or drinking); and other chemicals to which you are exposed. Individual characteristics may also have an effect, such as: age; gender; nutritional status; family traits; lifestyle; and your general state of health 7
8 How much asbestos is dangerous? No amount of asbestos is considered safe. Products that contain greater than 1 percent of asbestos minerals are considered to be asbestoscontaining by regulating agencies. Asbestosis and lung cancer are dose-related diseases. Dose-related means the more asbestos you breathe, the more likely you are to get sick. The more asbestos you are exposed to, the more likely you are to get an asbestos disease. The one asbestos disease that is different is mesothelioma. Very small amounts of asbestos can give you mesothelioma. Asbestos workers families have gotten mesothelioma from the dust the workers brought home on their clothes. How long does it take to get sick from asbestos? All of the asbestos diseases have a latency period. The latency period is the gap between the time you breathe asbestos and the time you start to feel sick. The latency period for asbestos diseases is between 10 to 40 years. You will not feel sick during the latency period. If you get an asbestos disease, you will begin to feel sick after the latency period. Not everyone exposed to asbestos gets an asbestos disease. However, anyone exposed to asbestos has a higher risk of getting an asbestos disease. All of the asbestos diseases are difficult to treat. Most are impossible to cure. Stopping asbestos fibers from ever entering your lungs is important. The only cure for most asbestos diseases is to prevent them. 8
9 Is there any way of knowing if I have been exposed to asbestos? The most common test used to learn if you have been exposed to asbestos is a chest x-ray. The x-ray cannot detect the asbestos fibers themselves, but can detect early signs of lung disease caused by asbestos. Other tests, such as lung scanning and computer-aided tomography (CAT scan), are also useful in detecting changes in the lungs. 9
10 Where is asbestos in my home? 10
11 The following is a short list of some common ACM found in homes. Adhesives Appliance parts Ceiling products Ceiling popcorn texture Ceiling tiles Ceiling tile mastic Cement-asbestos (Transite) products Chimney flue lining Ducts Pipes Shingles Siding Wall Panels Electrical products Cloth wire insulation Electrical panels Flooring Products Asphalt floor tile Floor tile mastic Vinyl floor tiles Vinyl sheet flooring (linoleum) Heating and Cooling System products Boiler insulation Chimney packing Duct work insulation Fireplace mortar Furnace insulation Gaskets Heat shields (paper and cardboard) Pipe insulation Tank insulation Paints and Coatings Plaster Roofing Products Base flashing Felt Shingles Tar or Black Jack Vermiculite Attic and wall insulation Fireplace decoration Gardening product Vinyl wall coverings Wall applications Caulking and putties Spackling compounds Wallboard or sheetrock Wallboard joint compound Window glazing 11
12 How do I find out if a product contains asbestos? If you live in a pre-1978 home, the easiest thing to do is assume the material in question contains asbestos and treat it accordingly. Or you can hire a Minnesota-certified asbestos inspector to sample the material or perform an asbestos inspection. Contact MDH or visit the MDH website to find companies that can safely sample the material. Occasionally you can find asbestos markings on the material or its packaging Aren t all asbestos products banned? No. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has banned the use of only the following asbestos-containing products in new construction and renovation: Spray-applied material. Pipe insulation Boilers and hot water tank insulation Various paper and sheet products New uses of asbestos The EPA has no existing bans on other asbestos-containing products or uses. 12
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14 What should I do if I have asbestos in my home? 14
15 Leave it alone Asbestos is only a problem if asbestos fibers are released into the air. If the asbestos material is in good condition and if it is not being disturbed, then it will not release asbestos fibers. The safest and least costly option may be to leave the asbestos material alone. Repair it Sometimes, asbestos materials can be repaired. If the asbestos material has minimal damage, it may be repaired with a special coating called encapsulant. Check with your hardware store or a safety supply store for materials to repair or encapsulate asbestos Remove it Removing the asbestos material may be the best option if the asbestos material is extensively damaged or if it will be disturbed by renovation or other activities. Homeowners may legally remove asbestos materials themselves from the single-family home they own and occupy. However, MDH strongly recommends using a Minnesotalicensed asbestos contractor. Licensed contractors use techniques that are unavailable to homeowners, so the asbestos is handled safely. They also perform air monitoring to see if the air in your home meets acceptable standards during and at the end of the project. 15
16 What if I m buying or selling a house that may contain asbestos? If you are buying or selling a house that may contain asbestos, make sure the house has been inspected for asbestos. Housing inspectors are not allowed to check for asbestos unless they are a certified MDH Inspector. Some items to consider during buying and selling a house are: Has an asbestos inspection been performed? Who will hire the asbestos inspector? How will the costs and the results of the inspection be shared? Will the material be repaired or removed, and how will those costs be shared? 16
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18 Who can remove asbestos in my home? 18
19 Only an asbestos contractor licensed by MDH may do the removal, encapsulation or enclosure of asbestos materials. Homeowners may remove asbestos materials themselves from the single-family home they own and occupy, however MDH does not recommend they do so. The safety of everyone living or entering the house could be compromised if the removal is done improperly. Licensed asbestos contractors must follow specific requirements when handling asbestos materials. These requirements include: using MDH certified employees constructing an airtight work area that confines asbestos fibers using a worker decontamination system using air filtering devices to keep asbestos fibers in the work area using water when removing asbestos materials sealing asbestos waste material in airtight containers In addition, air monitoring must be performed during removal to ensure the air in the home meets acceptable standards at the end of the project. 19
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21 Are there any regulations for removing asbestos in a home? Yes. MDH regulates asbestos materials in single family or multifamily residences when the amount of asbestos materials to be removed, encapsulated or enclosed is greater than: 10 linear feet; or 6 square feet; or 1 cubic foot Also, for residential abatement projects in single family or multi-family residences with four or fewer dwelling units, the following asbestos materials are NOT regulated by MDH: Ceilings tiles, texture Flooring linoleum, floor tiles Roofing Siding IMPORTANT: Even though an asbestos material is not regulated by MDH, it does not mean that asbestos material is safe! MDH strongly recommends that licensed asbestos contractors conduct the removal of any asbestos material. 21
22 Hiring an asbestos contractor 22
23 The process of selecting an asbestos contractor to remove asbestos from your home may seem daunting. This booklet can help you gather information and will help you to come to an informed decision before you hire an asbestos contractor. Some factors to consider are the costs associated with asbestos removal and the work performance of the contractor. As with any work you contract to have done in your home, some caution should be used when selecting a contractor. 23
24 When I m selecting an asbestos contractor, are there any questions I should ask? Yes. As when hiring any contractor, the more information you have about a contractor may help you make a more informed decision when it comes to hiring one. Here are some questions you should ask before hiring an asbestos contractor: Are you licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) as an asbestos contractor? State law requires that all asbestos contractors have a license to perform asbestos-related work in single-family residences and residential buildings where the quantity of friable asbestoscontaining material to be removed is greater than six square feet, ten linear feet or one cubic foot. Request a copy of their license or contact the MDH Asbestos Program to verify their license. How much will the asbestos removal cost and what does the cost include? The costs associated with asbestos removal can vary based on the size of the project, the amount of asbestos being removed, and the time required to perform the removal. Costs should include labor, air monitoring and waste disposal. The cost can be higher or lower based on how complicated the project is. Can you provide references from customers you have done similar asbestos work for? The contractor should be able to provide you with several references. You should select at least three of the references you would like to contact. Ask former customers if they were satisfied with the work and whether or not the contractor completed the project as agreed upon. 24
25 Is there any other information I should request from the asbestos contractor? Yes. It is recommended that you obtain bids from more than one contractor, rather than accepting a single bid from one contractor. Be sure to describe the project to each contractor in exactly the same terms, so you can compare bids. Ask each contractor to include a listing of all associated costs such as labor, materials, insurance, bonding, air monitoring costs, and asbestos waste disposal fees. A contractor who comes to your home to look at the anticipated work will give you the most realistic bid. Request a written work plan from each contractor submitting a bid. The work plan should include a description of the removal and clean up methods to be used. The work plan gives you a chance to better compare the services you will receive as part of the bid. Have the contractor show you how the work plan follows state and federal regulations. Request that the contractor provide you with copies of the following documentation: Minnesota asbestos contractors license Minnesota certifications for site supervisors and workers at the site The permit issued by MDH Waste manifest records Laboratory report for the air sampling results 25
26 How will they do the work? Prior to beginning the removal, have the contractor show you how the work area has been set up. Have them explain the process they are going to use to remove the asbestos. Contractors should never use any of your personal property, such as tools, hoses, vacuums or mops for the project. Here is a short list of what you should see before and during the removal project: All non-contaminated moveable objects should be removed from the work area. Items such as paint cans, bicycles, storage boxes, tools, toys etc. should be moved out of the work area before the contractor begins setting up the work area. You can do this yourself, or the contractor should do it. There may be extra fees for this activity. Plastic sheeting on walls and floors isolating the work area from the rest of the basement or house; this is known as the containment or enclosure 26
27 A 3-chambered decontamination unit equipped with a working shower that is connected to the work area; this is known as a decon A HEPA filter equipped negative air machine, known as a HEPA unit, which creates negative air pressure within the containment to keep airborne asbestos fibers from leaving the containment. An airless sprayer to keep the asbestos-containing material wet during the removal process. Air sample pumps collecting air samples during the removal of asbestos Workers wearing personal protective equipment (respirators and protective suits) and using the decontamination unit when entering and exiting the work area. Asbestos material being taken out of the containment in sealed plastic bags. 27
28 How can I remove asbestos flooring from my home? 28
29 Removing resilient floor coverings is a common occurrence during home remodeling projects. Resilient floor coverings include linoleum or sheet vinyl and floor tiles. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) recommends using a licensed asbestos contractor to remove asbestoscontaining flooring. However, if you choose to remove the flooring yourself, the information in this document will help you complete the job safely. Using the proper equipment, preparation, removal procedures and clean up are important in reducing exposure to asbestos fibers. 29
30 Tools that are needed. The following equipment should be used when removing floor coverings. Abrasive scrub pads - for removing residual linoleum backing and adhesive Amended water - make by adding 1 cup of dish soap to 5 gallons of water Boxes - to put floor tile in after removal Duct tape - for sealing openings and bags Metal putty knife/razor scraper - for removing material from flat surfaces Mop/disposable towels- for clean up Personal Protective Equipment - respirator, disposable work suits, gloves, boots and eye protection Polyethylene sheeting (poly) - for isolating the work area, covering vents and openings Spray bottle/tank to apply amended water Utility knife - for cutting poly sheeting Waste disposal bags - heavy-duty yard waste bags work best 30
31 How to prepare the work area. To prepare the work area, remove all movable objects from the work area. This is done to prevent any contamination of these objects. Any object that cannot be removed should be covered with poly and sealed with duct tape. Next, isolate the work area. This will contain any asbestos fibers released during the work to the work area. Isolate the work area by turning off the heating and air conditioning system for the work area and any vents should be covered with poly and sealed with duct tape. Doorways and any other openings should also be covered with poly and sealed with duct tape. Access to the work area should be limited to one doorway. Cover the doorway with poly and seal with duct tape. Then cut a slit in the poly to allow you to enter and exit the work area. Cover the slit with an additional poly flap secured at the top of the door. This should be the only access to the work area. This will also limit air movement into and out of the work area. 31
32 How to remove it. Before beginning removal, make sure that all tools and equipment that are needed are inside the work area. You should limit the number of times you exit the work area once asbestos-containing materials are disturbed. The personal protective equipment you choose should be put on at this time. Both floor tile and linoleum need to be wetted with amended water before any removal begins or cuts are made. Amended water suppresses the release of asbestos fibers into the air. 32
33 Floor Tile: Floor tile is most easily removed from the edges. Use a hammer and putty knife or similar tool to work under the edges of the tile and pop the tile loose. Once the first tile is loose, work the putty knife at a 45 degree angle to gently pop the remaining tiles loose. Avoid excessive breakage during removal to reduce your exposure to asbestos fibers. Vinyl Floor Sheeting (Linoleum): Linoleum may be adhered on the edges or over the entire floor surface. It can be removed by first cutting the material with a utility knife into manageable sections, about 6 wide. Remove the linoleum at the edges by peeling back the material. Use a metal putty knife or razor scraper to scrape the bottom edge of the linoleum. Continue to wet the material as it is scraped and pulled up. The linoleum backing may separate from the linoleum during removal and remain adhered to the floor. Any residual material can be removed by thoroughly wetting with amended water and handscrubbing with an abrasive pad. Adhesives: In some cases, the adhesives holding the floor tile or linoleum may need to be removed. Chemical solvents or amended water can be used to accomplish this. Check with the manufacturer about using chemical solvents. Some chemical solvents are not compatible with new adhesives. Do not sand or grind adhesives. Adhesives may contain asbestos and fibers may be released into the air through this action. Waste Materials: Floor tiles should be placed into polylined waste boxes. This will prevent additional breakage and potential release of fibers. Linoleum should be wrapped in poly sheeting and sealed with duct tape. Wipe down the exterior of the boxes or poly wrap and remove the waste material from the work area. Continue this process until all flooring has been removed. 33
34 How to clean-up. Clean-up is essential when removing asbestos-containing materials. In this step, you are attempting to remove all the potential asbestos dust and particulate that remains in the work area. The chance of a future asbestos exposure is high if a thorough cleaning and inspection are not done. Wipe all surfaces within the work area with a damp cloth. This includes all poly sheeting in the work area. Rinse the cloth and change the water often to prevent recontamination of surfaces in the work area. Inspect all surfaces for any dirt, dust or debris, and re-clean if necessary. All equipment used for removing the flooring material should be cleaned and inspected. Remove all equipment from the work area. 34
35 Next, take down the poly sheeting and place it into waste bags. Re-inspect the work area and re-clean, if necessary. Place all towels and mop heads into waste bags. To decontaminate yourself, wash all exposed skin. Remove your disposable suit by rolling it up inside out and disposing it in a waste bag. Place all poly, towels and other waste into bags and seal with duct tape. It is also recommended that you take a complete shower to remove any potential asbestos fibers still clinging to your body and hair. How to dispose of the waste. MDH recommends that all asbestos debris and waste be disposed of in a landfill that accepts asbestos-containing waste. There are three methods of disposing of asbestos waste and they are: Contact local waste hauler for special pick-up Contact licensed abatement contractor for pick-up and disposal Dispose of the waste yourself A list of landfills that accept asbestos-containing waste can be obtained by calling the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency at (651)
36 How do I protect myself around asbestos? 36
37 Why should I use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)? There is a potential for asbestos fibers to be released when removing asbestos-containing material (ACM). In addition to using proper removal procedures, using personal protective equipment will significantly reduce your exposure to asbestos fibers. Respirators: Respirators are used to purify the air you are breathing. The most common respirator is a halfface, dual cartridge respirator. Respirators must be equipped with HEPA filtered cartridges (color coded purple) or an N-100, P-100 or R-100 NIOSH rating. These cartridges are specific for filtering out asbestos fibers. Paper dust masks available at hardware stores do not filter out asbestos fibers and should not be used! Half face respirators cover the nose and mouth and consist of a silicone or rubber face piece, elastic head harness and filter cartridges. Respirators provide little protection if they do not fit properly. Facial hair, especially beards and goatees, will not allow the respirator to fit properly. Read the instructions thoroughly. If 37
38 possible, request from the vendor a fit test to ensure a proper fit and instruction on performing a fit check of the respirator seal. A fit check is done each time the respirator is worn. Medical Warning: Respirators cause the lungs to work harder in order to breathe air. Check with your doctor before buying a respirator to see if you are physically able to wear a respirator. Eyewear: Safety goggles or glasses protect your eyes from any falling or flying debris. Eyewear should be used when removing materials from overhead and when cleaning with wire brushes. Eyewear is also recommended during floor tile removal. 38 Disposable Coveralls: Disposable coveralls are used to keep asbestos-containing debris off of your body. Several pairs of disposable coveralls with builtin feet should be available during the removal work and clean up. It is recommended that two suits are worn at the same time. Every time you leave the work area, once ACM has been removed, the exterior suit should be removed inside the work area and be disposed of in a designated asbestos waste bag. This will help to ensure all asbestos debris remains in the work area. Oversized coveralls make it easier to move around. Most coveralls do not breathe, so you may get hot and uncomfortable. An optional method is to use old clothes and dispose of them as waste at the end of the project.
39 Rubber Boots: Rubber boots are used to protect your feet from any sharp objects encountered during your project. Boots will also protect disposable coverall feet so they do not wear through. Pullon rubber boots without laces or fasteners are recommended. Boots can be washed off at the end of the project and used again. Check the tread of the boot to ensure no debris is stuck in it. Disposable Gloves: Gloves protect the hands from sharp objects and reduce the amount of asbestos contamination on your hands. Several pairs of durable, disposable rubber or cloth gloves should be purchased. Gloves should be worn by each person in the work area. When work is completed, gloves should be disposed of in a designated asbestos waste bag. 39 Decontamination: All equipment and tools should be washed prior to leaving the work area. Inspect all surfaces of your safety equipment to ensure no contamination is leaving the work area. In addition to equipment, all exposed skin should be washed off to eliminate any contamination. Any equipment that cannot be cleaned must be disposed of as asbestos contaminated waste. Using personal protective equipment in conjunction with the appropriate work and decontamination practices can greatly reduce exposure when removing ACM.
40 Who can remove asbestos in Minnesota homes? 40
41 Minnesota Statutes and Rules regulate removal, encapsulation or enclosure of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) from single or multi-family homes in greater than the following quantities: 10 linear feet; or 6 square feet; or 1 cubic foot Only an asbestos contractor licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) may disturb these amounts of asbestos. 41
42 How do I find out if the material I m working on is asbestos? To determine if the material is ACM, check for asbestos markings on the material or its packaging. Or hire a Minnesotacertified asbestos inspector to sample the material. Contact MDH for a list of companies that perform sampling at: 42
43 IMPORTANT: Asbestos-containing flooring, roofing, siding and ceiling materials in homes with four dwelling units or less are exempt from MDH regulation. This does not mean the material is not hazardous. MDH recommends you use care when disturbing these materials to prevent yourself and others from being exposed to asbestos fibers. In all situations involving asbestos the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry has requirements for protecting workers. Contact them at (651) for more information regarding worker protection. 43
44 Minnesota Department of Health Asbestos Unit 625 Robert Street N. P.O. Box St. Paul, MN /2015
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Our friend J (one of our friends J…) gave us a couple of alleged spaghetti squash last week, but when discussing it, J realized that, since it was a volunteer in his garden, it might actually be an unintended hybrid. It was indeed.
I split the squash before D got home and it didn't look like a spaghetti squash to me – more like a large, pale, elongated acorn squash. The spaghetti squashes the previous year were apparently growing near a zucchini plant, and the two little ends of this year's squashes were zucchini-colored for a diameter of maybe an inch – so perhaps they were spaghetti-zucchini hybrids.
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Jazz Resources owns 17 Crown Granted mineral claims and other land including the townsite of Camborne, located about 47 Kms. Southeast of Revelstoke and 15 Kms. Northwest of Trout Lake. The Camborne area is readily accessible by good all-weather roads from Revelstoke, Nakusp and Trout Lake.
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Founded in 2013, the company formerly known as Pak China Education Consultants, according to the instructions of Regulated by Government of Pakistan, in 2016 Upgraded in to Pak China Education Consultants (Private) Limited under the Security Exchange comission of Pakistan. The Company head office is located in Islamabad under the address office no 12 first floor raja haq nawaz Plaza G-11 markaz Islamabad with its Branch offices in Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, Faisalabad, Mardan, Sialkot, Swat, Hyderabad, and other cities. At present, long-term cooperation companies from Kuwait, Pakistan, India, SriLanka, Nepal, Ghana, Djibouti, GuineaBissau and Saudi Arabia are actively working with the company.
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As a family business we believe that we owe our establishment to the amateur entrepreneurship. We owe it to an idea that encouraged making and building in a time when the opportunities for most of us were very limited.
We enjoy making and bettering what we do. We uphold our brand and value our name. We encourage professionalism at work and offer sincerity of an enthusiastic small business in personal relations.
We define the Suptex name through four keywords which we believe represent our core strengths; Experienced, Trusted, Adaptive and People-oriented.
With more than half a century's experience and as a trusted partner for all of our stakeholders, we do our best to adapt to continuously changing environment. Putting people first in our efforts we strive for a better tomorrow.
Our mission is to meet the technical and commercial requirements of the automotive, white goods and machinery industries by transforming rubber, plastics and steel into fluid sealing products and technical parts that are highly competitive both in the domestic and international markets.
Our value proposition differentiates itself in that we can manufacture thousands of different items requested by hundreds of different customers, be it a small workshop or a global-scale factory, in different quantities varying from tens to millions, all under the same roof meeting the same quality standards. Suptex is a brand for both makers and users.
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Demonstrated two different R/C aircraft. Different modes of operation and glide cpabilities
Taught by Chaplain Vance. Reminded cadets of the rules and safe practices associated with O-rides
C/Stephenson presented first of 3 of Rocketry program
Need to spend more time to ensure proper information is covered, outline needs to be turned in earlier.
C/MSgt G. Stein demonstrated riveting; C/MSgt C. Stein provided instruction and oversaw the flight simulator. Cadets assisted with helping kids out to aircraft and back. Provided information about the CAP program (C Stephenson)
20 young eagles were given the opportunity to fly our similator. They were also introduced to our CAP program. 7am-12:30pm at the Placerville Airport.
Scheduled Powered O-Rides for October 11 and Nov 1; both were canceled due to missions.
Lt K. Stein presented PPT on Wingrunner, to encourage more to take the test.
Went well, should do this 1x a year. It's a good review for those that already have it too (do before a Glider O-Ride)
Cadet Appeal and Stein assisted with a presentation on piston and jet engine components and operation. Videos were used, piston parts for display, Stein walked cadets through a ID of piston engine parts. Appel hosted Jepardy.
Well received, many different methods of introducing inforamation.
General Aviation Presentation
General aviation topics
C/Appel presented PPT on basics of flight. Activity included balsa plane races. RC stem kit activity, planes raced each other around center point. Cadets work on aerodynamics to improve flight.
use balsa ac with landing gear/wheels. Need one hour for the races to give each cadet team time to really make a difference in the aerodynamics.
Activity 3 stations: paper plate glider, balsa glider, straw/ring glider
Cadets built all three and competed for distance, working on aerodynamics of their gliders
fun activity
School vist to talk about Aviation careers.
Teacher: Ryan North
School: Toby Johnson MS, Elk Grove
Talked to teacher about the AEM program and left information with him about AEM.
Dan Stein presented a basic rocketry class to the Jackson / Amador 4-H. Simple lecture provided, then went out side to do fizzy rockets and measured rocket height using the sighting gun and air "stomp rockets".
History of NASA missions and current NASA events.
Used the "Moon mission" activity
Went to the Folsom Lake College Observatory. Looked through the telescope.
We got lucky on this one. We went the Thursday after the Daylight savings time change. It got dark just early enough to seesomething. We used the firts hour for flight time and drill tests.
Make sure you pick a day before the time change (Dec, Jan, or Feb)
This was learned at the AEO workshopin Evereet,WA in Aug 2014. The cadets were given a fact sheet on the planet and had to create a creature that could live on the planet. They then presented to the Squadronwhat they creature was andit's defenses and capabilites for dealing with the planets environment. Cadets had pipe cleaners, hot glue guns, and a variety ofother materialsto dress up thier creature. O
Oneor two groups chose to draw thier creature. Many cadets enjoyed this. This activity gave public speaking opportunities to the cadets. The time to build and present was about an hour and a half.
Used legos, syringes and tubing to build a robotic arm.
The cadets really enjoyed this one as well. The pictures to guide the cadets were a little off in that the same parts in the picture were not what the cadets had. So they had to improvise. Having a working model helped them but they still had to improvise since not everyone had the same parts. Finding the Lego parts was difficult. I had to order from Denmark. I bought plenty of extra so that getting more parts should bea problem.
Used snap circuits and presentations to teach basic circuits. Focused on the difference between parallell andseries circuits. Stressed theconcept of electricity needing to follow a closed path to ground. Also taught the concept of a short circuit as this could cause a problem when they built a circuit.
The cadets really enjoyed this one. They enjoyed puttingtogether circuits and went offon their own. This needed to be monitored to watchout for a short circuit.
Used flight sims to fly fighters. The purpose was to examine how fighter aircraft flight controls are different or similiar to general aviation air craft.
The cadets enjoyed the high performance aircraft and could identify different capabilities and why they were possible.
Senior member presented the attached file on romobotic basics. A couple of slides were added to discuss basic electrical circuits.
Used two Snap circuit kits for cadets to practice series and parallel circuits. Senior member managed this activity since there weren't enough Aero team cadets.
Had two robotic arms for cadets to perform an activity with. The Aero team created a game where a maze was drawn (by hand) on paper. The cadet then had to move the arm which had a pen in the clamp to draw a path through the maze.
The snap circuit boards used different voltages, Therefore, a bulb was burned when used on the board with a higher voltage.
The cadets need to be reminded to not randomly create a circuit. This may damage the diodes. The snap circuit system is relatively hardy but items can be damages. Some additional instruction to advise the cadets to follow diagrams in the snap cicuit books would be good.
A permanent marker pen was used for the maze. The pen bleed through. We were able to clean up the marks. The aero team cadets had a good handle on this as they had practiced a week or two before the meeting.
Buit second robot and team developed games with the robot.
Built the first robot. Went through snap circuits
Second launch activity at Beals point.
Launched rockets at Folsom lake Beals point.
Saturn lecture
Second ground school and flight sim.. Used advanced maneuvers. Steep turns while maintaining altitude.
First Aero team (sim STEM kit). Went through first ground school presentation. Set up flight sims to perform basic maneuvers.


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Beagle Training Guidelines
Last week you went to a Beagle Breeder and brought the most beautiful puppy home. Odds are the puppy hasn't already had the proper training. So it's one of the first things you ought to do with the puppy. It is time to draw the perfect Training plan! But where do begin?
If the Beagle thinks that these types of in a very well-cherished pack with an alpha who cares, they're going to be additional apt to pay focus to you as well as aids your Beagle coaching.
Even for a young girl, she adores all domestic pets. She enjoys her childhood summers being at a tent with dogs as she vacationed in Maine. Paving the approach for her transformation was a small all girls school an additional helped her find her way and enter into this prestigious medical university found in New York. However she proved ancient ways never changed as she flows to school by using a crow to be with her shoulder and a couple of beagles for sale near me in her own backpack.
Start by means of a person-word basic commands like sit, keep and arrive. All of these necessary commands to make contact with your pets. Teach him the dwelling guidelines and great conduct whether or not you not have intention of taking him to a show. Might be practically difficult reverse undesirable behavior if he picks them up as a new puppy. Also, pick out Beagle training pursuits possess ideal to Beagles kind of as finding elements, operating or retrieving routines.
After you implement previously mentioned suggestions, should recognize that the Beagle is enthusiastic and able getting trained. Like a rule, the simple schooling like potty instruction beagles, training them to sit, remain, and happen command seem choosing beagle as your pet much less complicated with suggestions are so simple.
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Beagles Characteristics - The Beagle feels safe in a loft apartment or smaller space, having said that they can annoy neighbors when frequently warn you about weird industrial noise. As they are bright, these people serve as good guard canine animals. Beagles have their roots in hunting and for that reason they have loads of energy and should be exercised to keep them ecstatic. A long walk or playtime outside is perfect for them. It is not suggested to let your beagle off the leash as they will follow interesting scents and trails and ignore all previous trainings along with the owner.
Finally, training Beagles is normally extremely frustrating if you do not know whom you are up against and how to deal with the Beagles' character attributes. If you follow the above guidelines in your training you should have a happier relationship with your puppy and your dog will be easier educate.
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Retro Native
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Triple Denim
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there are quite a few similar/related ressources on the internet. you may want to have a look at:
- nicoledidi.ch
Vocabulary Machine, Texts etc. from "Kantharos", by Didi & Nicole
[this is great if you want to print "Kantharos" vocabulary flash cards]
- lucius-hartmann.ch
Greek and Latin exercises, vocabulary trainer (JavaApplet) etc. by Lucius Hartmann
[many exercises, requires Java Applet, no open source (some parts are commercial)]
- gottwein.de
Grammar and exercises for Greek and Latin
[horrible design, but lots of information]
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