Protect workers, occupants, and environment during equipment removal
Specifications
- SF
- MH
- MF
| Specification | Objective |
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Turn off and lock out electricity and fuel prior to beginning removal of old appliance |
Protect workers and occupants from injury |
- SF
- MH
- MF
| Specification | Objective |
|---|---|
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Recover and recycle all refrigerants in accordance with local and federal law (i.e., 40 CFR 608) |
Protect environment and comply with regulation |
- SF
- MH
- MF
| Specification | Objective |
|---|---|
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Disconnect all attachments to the equipment and terminate in accordance with applicable code and industry practice (e.g., refrigerant lines, plumbing, ducts, wiring, vents, fuel supply) |
Equipment ready for physical removal |
- SF
- MH
- MF
| Specification | Objective |
|---|---|
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Remove existing equipment (e.g., furnace, air handler, boiler, evaporator, condensing unit) from premises without damaging or disturbing property or existing insulation Old equipment may not be left on client's property |
Equipment removed without physical damage to property |
- SF
- MH
- MF
| Specification | Objective |
|---|---|
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Permanently remove equipment from job site and recycle or dispose of removed equipment and refrigerant in accordance with local and federal law (e.g., EPA Section 608 of Clean Air Act of 1990) Permanently decommission old equipment |
Old equipment is permanently removed from service, protect the environment, and comply with regulation |