What is the designation of the blueprint that identifies locations and square footage of asbestos in schools?

The designation of the blueprint that identifies locations and square footage of asbestos in schools is known as the Management Plan. This plan is a vital component of asbestos management in educational institutions, as it is mandated by the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA). The Management Plan must be developed and maintained in a manner that accurately details the presence and condition of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) within the school.

The Management Plan not only documents where asbestos is located but also outlines the actions necessary for monitoring and maintaining it safely, which is essential for preventing exposure to students and staff. By providing this comprehensive overview, the plan ensures that all required procedures are in place for effective asbestos management, including any necessary response actions if the asbestos is disturbed or damaged.

In contrast, other options such as an Asbestos Registry or Environmental Audit do not specifically designate a blueprint or include detailed locations and square footage of asbestos in schools. A Risk Assessment, while related, typically focuses on evaluating the potential risks associated with asbestos rather than serving as a comprehensive inventory and management guide.