Personnel On-Scene: 02/03/09 EPA-2,START-1, ERRS-8, PADEP 2 02/04/09 EPA-1 START-1, ERRS-8, 02/05/09 EPA-2, START-1, ERRS-8, PADEP-1 02/06/09 EPA-1 START-1, ERRS-8, 02/07/09 ERRS-8
Weather: 02/03/09 Low of 14° F, high of 24° F, partly cloudy, 0.00” precipitation, wind 1-12 mph. 02/04/09 Low of 05° F, high of 18° F, mostly cloudy, 0.00” precipitation, wind 0-17 mph 02/05/09 Low of -4° F, high of 16° F, mostly sunny, 0.00” precipitation, wind 3-10 mph 02/06/09 Low of 15° F, high of 36° F, partly cloudy, 0.00” precipitation, wind 4-7 mph 02/07/09 Low of 32° F, high of 52° F, partly cloudy, 0.00” precipitation, wind 4-15 mph
02/02/09 Emergency and Rapid Response Services (ERRS) contractor Guardian Environmental Services, Inc. mobilized to the New Castle, PA area. No work was performed on site this date.
02/03/09 EPA OSC Downie, SAO Messimer, TechLaw, Inc., and PADEP (Hoffman, Jordan) mobilized to the site.
Access was given to EPA by county officials to continue cleanup work at the site.
Emergency and Rapid Response Services (ERRS) contractor Guardian Environmental Services, Inc. held its morning safety meeting and discussed the days planned activities.
A Work trailer was ordered and delivered to site. ERRS mobilized a power generator to site to provide electricity to the work trailer.
ERRS began cleanup activities of the large debris piles located on the south side of building 9. The debris piles consist of large pieces of metal scrap, and broken concrete embedded with rebar. ERRS workers are cutting the scrap metal down to a transportable size and breaking up the concrete, removing the rebar, and then cutting the rebar to a suitable length for transporting. The metal is being taken to a scrap yard for recycling. The concrete will be staged in the same location as the concrete debris from the burn area.
OSC Downie has informed representatives from Taylor Township of site activities.
START provided the OSC with technical and administrative assistance, conducted contractor monitoring, and written and photographic documentation.
02/04/09 Emergency and Rapid Response Services (ERRS) contractor Guardian Environmental Services, Inc. held its morning safety meeting and discussed the days planned activities.
ERRS continued cleanup activities of the large debris piles located on the south side of building 9. The debris piles consist of large pieces of metal scrap, and broken concrete embedded with rebar. ERRS workers are cutting the scrap metal down to a transportable size and breaking up the concrete, removing the rebar, and then cutting the rebar to a suitable length for transporting. The metal is being taken to a scrap yard for recycling. The concrete will be staged in the same location as the concrete debris from the burn area.
START provided the OSC with technical and administrative assistance, conducted contractor monitoring, and written and photographic documentation.
02/05/09 Emergency and Rapid Response Services (ERRS) contractor Guardian Environmental Services, Inc. held its morning safety meeting and discussed the days planned activities.
ERRS continued cleanup activities of the large debris piles located on the south side of building 9. The debris piles consist of large pieces of metal scrap, and broken concrete embedded with rebar. ERRS workers are cutting the scrap metal down to a transportable size and breaking up the concrete, removing the rebar, and then cutting the rebar to a suitable length for transporting. The metal is being taken to a scrap yard for recycling. The concrete will be staged in the same location as the concrete debris from the burn area.
START provided the OSC with technical and administrative assistance, conducted contractor monitoring, and written and photographic documentation.
OSC Easton and PADEP representative Mary Hoffman mobilized to site to assist with oversight.
02/06/09 Emergency and Rapid Response Services (ERRS) contractor Guardian Environmental Services, Inc. held its morning safety meeting and discussed the days planned activities.
ERRS continued cleanup activities of the large debris piles located on the south side of building 9. The debris piles consist of large pieces of metal scrap, and broken concrete embedded with rebar. ERRS workers are cutting the scrap metal down to a transportable size and breaking up the concrete, removing the rebar, and then cutting the rebar to a suitable length for transporting. The metal is being taken to a scrap yard for recycling. The concrete will be staged in the same location as the concrete debris from the burn area.
START provided the OSC with technical and administrative assistance, conducted contractor monitoring, and written and photographic documentation.
02/07/09 Emergency and Rapid Response Services (ERRS) contractor Guardian Environmental Services, Inc. held its morning safety meeting and discussed the days planned activities.
ERRS continued cleanup activities of the large debris piles located on the south side of building 9. The debris piles consist of large pieces of metal scrap, and broken concrete embedded with rebar. ERRS workers are cutting the scrap metal down to a transportable size and breaking up the concrete, removing the rebar, and then cutting the rebar to a suitable length for transporting. The metal is being taken to a scrap yard for recycling. The concrete will be staged in the same location as the concrete debris from the burn area.
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