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NCHRP Project 14-30 81 APPENDIX D List of Potential Equipment for Spot Painting
NCHRP Project 14-30 82 Potential Spot Painting Equipment by Category o General work equipment/supplies ï§ Access vehicles (man-lift, scissor-lift, under bridge work platform) ï§ Access equipment (ladders, pick boards, scaffolding) ï§ Vacuum-shrouded power tools (grinders, needle guns, chippers, and HEPA vacuums) ï§ Compressors (equipped with water traps) ï§ Generators ï§ Pressure washers ï§ Hand tools for surface preparation (scrapers, wire brushes, hammers) ï§ Abrasive blasting equipment (if used in place of power tools) ï§ Sprayers (airless w/compressor or battery powered) ï§ Area lighting/light meter ï§ Flashlights ï§ Hoses (compressed air, pressure washer, and vacuum) ï§ Extension cords ï§ Hand sprayers o Waste handling equipment/supplies ï§ Dry waste containers (drums, lab packs) ï§ Dunnage ï§ Fencing ï§ Signs ï§ HEPA vacuum cleaners ï§ Wastewater storage tanks ï§ Sump pumps, hoses, impermeable bibs, generators ï§ Brushes or brooms ï§ Containment materials (with floor or platform as required) ï§ Tarpaulins/covering/wind screens ï§ Hand shovels o PPE/supplies ï§ High-visibility vests ï§ Hard hats ï§ Gloves ï§ Foot protection ï§ Half- or full-face respirators for hand and power tool cleaning (as required) ï§ Coveralls/vests/disposable coveralls (when warranted) ï§ Hearing protection o Hygiene equipment such as washing stations may be required when working with lead paint o Traffic control equipment ï§ Barrels ï§ Delineators/cones ï§ Message boards ï§ Crash cushions/barriers ï§ Hand signs/flags o Consumable supplies ï§ Potable water ï§ Brushes/rollers/painting mitts/daubers (paint application) ï§ Stiff bristle brushes (solvent cleaning) ï§ Soluble salt treating chemicals (optional)
NCHRP Project 14-30 83 ï§ Rags ï§ Cleaning media for power tools ï§ Trash bags ï§ Deionized water (for soluble salt conductivity testing) o Test/inspection equipment ï§ Magnetic/eddy current dry film measurement gages (w/shims) meeting ASTM D7091 or Tooke gages meeting ASTM D4138 ï§ Wet film gages meeting ASTM D1212 ï§ All-in-one dew point monitor (or) ï§ Surface thermometer (magnetic or laser) ï§ Dry bulbâwet bulb thermometer ï§ Psychometric tables ï§ Soluble salt test patches/sleeves and analysis ï§ Depth micrometer meeting ASTM 4471 B (for SSPC SP 11 or 15 surface preparation) o Documentation ï§ Agency work standards (if available) ï§ Coating PDSs and SDSs ï§ Worker safety plans ï§ SSPC standards ⢠SP 1 Solvent Cleaning ⢠SP 2 Hand-Tool Cleaning ⢠SP 3 Power-Tool Cleaning ⢠SP 11 Bare Metal Power Tool Cleaning ⢠SP 15 Commercial Power Tool Cleaning ⢠SP 6, 7, or 14 if abrasive blasting is used (not addressed in this guide) ⢠VIS 3 Guide and Reference Photographs for Steel Surfaces Prepared by Power and Hand Tool Cleaning ⢠VIS 1 Guide and Reference Photographs for Steel Surfaces Prepared by Dry Abrasive Cleaning (for SP 6, not addressed in this guide)
