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Environmental Monitoring & Consulting

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HI, USA

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This scope was carved out of PR-4953.

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PAPAIKOU COMMUNITY CENTER DEMOLITION

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AgencyHawaii → Parks and Recreation
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Provides third-party monitoring and inspection of hazardous material removal for prime contractors on Papaikou Community Center demolition projects. Monitors airborne lead levels, performs visual inspections for residual lead paint chips, and ensures compliance with EPA, OSHA, and HIOSH regulations. Requires a certified Industrial Hygienist. Delivers monitoring reports and lead clearance certifications.

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