What documentation is necessary when demolishing a building containing ACMs?

When demolishing a building containing Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACMs), it is essential to have a management plan and notification to regulatory authorities. The management plan outlines how the ACMs will be handled, included in site safety measures, and should specify procedures for their safe removal or containment during demolition.

Notifying regulatory authorities is a critical compliance step as many jurisdictions require that such notifications be submitted prior to beginning demolition activities. This communication allows local or state environmental and health agencies to review the demolition plan, ensuring that it adheres to regulations designed to protect public health and the environment from potential asbestos exposure.

The other choices do not fully address the necessity of regulatory compliance and the required procedural framework for safely managing and disposing of asbestos during demolition. For instance, safety manuals or employee training records can be essential for workplace safety but do not directly pertain to the legal requirements surrounding demolition of structures with ACMs. A building survey on structural integrity may be relevant for demolition but lacks the specific focus on asbestos management that regulation demands. Likewise, a demolition schedule and contractor agreements are practical for planning but do not satisfy the legal obligations related to handling ACMs safely.