Handling the cutting, packaging, and transport of asbestos-containing material (ACM)—specifically Transite or cement water pipes—requires strict adherence to environmental regulations to prevent the release of friable fibers.
When a company like eWaste Disposal Inc. (which utilizes a operations yard out of Santa Fe Springs) handles an abatement and transport project for a Southern California water district, the workflow must follow a highly regulated protocol enforced by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) under Rule 1403, Cal/OSHA, and the EPA.
The standard operational procedure for safely managing, cutting, and manifesting asbestos pipe projects in Southern California follows a strict sequence:
The Regulatory & Operational
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