Department of Health and Human Services

Forms, Applications & Guidance

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General

• Asbestos Removal Permit Fee Increase Effective September 1, 2008
• Guidance on the Regulatory Requirements for Conducting Asbestos-Containing Roofing Work in North Carolina
• Asbestos Roofing Common Questions
• Common Questions-Asbestos Hazard Management Program

Accreditations

• Asbestos Accreditation Application
• Solicitud de acreditacion para trabajador de asbesto

Removal Permits and Demolition Notification

• Asbestos Permit Application and Notification for Demolition/Renovation (DHHS 3768)
• Revision for Asbestos Permit/Demolition Notification (HHCU 3768-R)
• Assessment of Fees for Nonscheduled Asbestos Removal Permit (HHCU 3768-B)

Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) – Forms for use in developing Asbestos Management Plans and Reinspection Reports for school buildings

• AHERA Management Plan Cover Sheet 3531
• AHERA School Buildings 3532
• AHERA Preventative Measures and Response Actions Scheduled 3533
• AHERA Response Actions Recommended 3534
• AHERA Operations and Maintenance Plan 3541
• AHERA Periodic Surveillance Plan 3543
• AHERA Reinspection Plan 3539
• AHERA Assessment of Materials 3542
• AHERA Description of Each Sample Area 3540
• AHERA Determination of Sampling Location 3535
• AHERA Bulk Sample Analysis 3536
• AHERA Resources Needed 3537
• AHERA Steps to Inform Others 3538
• AHERA Reinspection Report 3778
• AHERA Reinspection Report Comments 3779

County Asbestos-related Ordinances

Three (3) North Carolina counties have asbestos related ordinances. For information on local program requirements, contact the agencies listed below:

Buncombe County
WNC Regional Air Pollution Control Agency
(828) 255-5655


Forsyth County
Environmental Affairs Department
(336) 727-8064


Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg Land Use and Environmental Services Agency, Mecklenburg Air Quality
(704) 336-5430

Open Burning/Live Fire Training

North Carolina Air Quality regulations also address demolition of structures by intentional burning for the purpose of training firefighting personnel. Information on these requirements may be found at www.daq.state.nc.us/enf/openburn/ .

You may also contact the Division of Air Quality at their Toll-Free Open Burning Hotline:

1-877 OPEN BURN (1-877-673-6287)

More on Asbestos:

• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
• U.S. Department of Labor - OSHA
• US EPA, Region 4 - Asbestos Enforcement Bulletin, June 2003 (pdf)
• NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Division of Waste Management
• NC Department of Transportation