Project Profile
ASU Tunnel Network 015A
Project profile for Viking Specialty Contracting environmental work in Tempe, Arizona.
Project Overview
Controlled environmental work planned around a underground utility tunnel.
Viking performed environmental contracting services for Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona. The project is tagged for Colleges & Universities; Utilities/Infrastructure and supports the TSI pipe insulation removal; glove bag removal; manifest/waste handling; closeout documentation service categories.
- Location
- Tempe, Maricopa County
- Facility
- Underground utility tunnel
- Scope
- TSI pipe insulation removal; glove bag removal; manifest/waste handling; closeout documentation
Project Gallery
Field conditions, protection measures, and project controls.
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Services Documented
- TSI pipe insulation removal
- glove bag removal
- manifest/waste handling
- closeout documentation
Materials / Conditions
- Thermal system insulation (TSI)
Project Semiconductorligence
Project details corporate clients need to evaluate the work.
- Project ID
- V22-172
- Client/Public Name
- Arizona State University
- City
- Tempe
- County
- Maricopa
- Industry
- Colleges & Universities; Utilities/Infrastructure
- Building Type
- Underground utility tunnel
- Schedule
- 2022-03-23 - 2022-04-13
- Public Use
- Use with permission / public institution
Project Challenge
Protect the facility while the work moved through regulated conditions.
The work required coordination, containment, safety planning, and documentation appropriate for a underground utility tunnel environment.
Viking Response
Contain the work. Protect the facility. Support the next phase.
Services documented for this project include: TSI pipe insulation removal; glove bag removal; manifest/waste handling; closeout documentation. Materials/work areas included: Thermal system insulation (TSI).
Frequently Asked Questions
What asbestos work was performed in the ASU tunnel network?
The documented scope included thermal system insulation removal, glove-bag removal, regulated waste handling, manifests, and closeout documentation.
Why is glove-bag work useful in a utility tunnel?
Glove-bag methods can isolate a focused section of pipe insulation and help control fiber release when work is performed under the approved project procedures.
How are underground tunnel conditions managed?
Tunnel work requires controlled access, task-specific containment, respiratory and personal protection, careful waste movement, and coordination around university utility operations.
What documentation is important after TSI removal?
Closeout documentation can include waste manifests, work records, project photographs, clearance information, and records needed by the owner and consultant.