Fix cross-reference slug: selective-electrical-demolition -> selective-demolition
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title: Hazardous Material Abatement
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description: >
When to use: survey, identification, notification, containment, removal, transport, and disposal of regulated hazardous materials in existing buildings undergoing renovation, alteration, or demolition — primarily asbestos-containing materials (ACM), lead-based paint (LBP), and PCB-containing caulk, sealants, and glazing compounds — on commercial, institutional, industrial, and multi-family residential (4+ unit) projects where a pre-demolition hazmat survey is required or regulated materials are confirmed present.
− Not intended for: whole-structure demolition (use [[sync/building-demolition]]); selective removal of non-hazardous building components (use [[sync/selective-demolition]]); PCB ballast removal and refrigerant recovery as electrical-demolition coordination items (use [[sync/selective-electrical-demolition]]); termiticide/pesticide application (use [[sync/soil-treatment-for-termite-control]]); UST removal and contaminated-soil remediation (RCRA/CERCLA environmental-engineering scope); mold remediation (IICRC S520); and ongoing O&M asbestos programs outside a defined construction scope.
+ Not intended for: whole-structure demolition (use [[sync/building-demolition]]); selective removal of non-hazardous building components (use [[sync/selective-demolition]]); PCB ballast removal and refrigerant recovery as electrical-demolition coordination items (use [[sync/electrical-demolition-and-relocation]]); termiticide/pesticide application (use [[sync/soil-treatment-for-termite-control]]); UST removal and contaminated-soil remediation (RCRA/CERCLA environmental-engineering scope); mold remediation (IICRC S520); and ongoing O&M asbestos programs outside a defined construction scope.
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## Whole-structure demolition is performed under [[sync/building-demolition]], and selective removal of non-hazardous components is performed under [[sync/selective-demolition]]; this standard is the regulated-material pre-treatment for both. {note}
−## PCB lamp ballast removal and CFC/HCFC refrigerant recovery performed as part of electrical-systems demolition are coordinated under [[sync/selective-electrical-demolition]] and are not part of the abatement scope except where the survey identifies them. {note}
+## PCB lamp ballast removal and CFC/HCFC refrigerant recovery performed as part of electrical-systems demolition are coordinated under [[sync/electrical-demolition-and-relocation]] and are not part of the abatement scope except where the survey identifies them. {note}
## Underground storage tank removal, contaminated-soil remediation, pesticide/termiticide application (see [[sync/soil-treatment-for-termite-control]]), and mold remediation are excluded; each is a distinct regulated activity under separate jurisdiction. {note}
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### The demolition contractor shall not mobilize into an area until that area's clearance documentation has been issued and accepted.
−### Incidental regulated materials identified by the survey — mercury equipment, PCB ballasts, and refrigerant-charged equipment — shall be segregated and routed to the appropriate disposal or recovery scope, coordinated with [[sync/selective-electrical-demolition]] where applicable.
+### Incidental regulated materials identified by the survey — mercury equipment, PCB ballasts, and refrigerant-charged equipment — shall be segregated and routed to the appropriate disposal or recovery scope, coordinated with [[sync/electrical-demolition-and-relocation]] where applicable.
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- Encapsulant / enclosure system warranty (where applicable)
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