● Assessment: On-site assessment of the existing conditions, including any damage beyond the dust collector itself. ● Dismantling & Disposal: Safe dismantling and removal of the fire-damaged dust collector and all associated debris. Proper disposal of all materials in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. ● New Dust Collector: Furnishing and installation of a new dust collector unit equivalent in capacity and performance to the previous unit. The proposed unit must be compatible with the existing woodshop ventilation system and electrical supply. Contractors are required to specify the make and model of the proposed replacement. ● State Risk Approval: The district will need to get approval for the proposed dust collector from State Risk. ● Installation: Complete installation of the new dust collector, including all necessary electrical connections, ductwork modifications (if required), and testing to ensure proper functionality.
