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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What qualifications does a firm need to become a member of EACC?
2. Who audits and verifies the submitted qualifications and determines if the statement of qualifications is factual and that it truly meets the minimum requirements?
3. Does EACC have an ethical standard that it holds its members to? If it does, is there a discipline process for members who violate that standard?
4. Once a firm becomes a member, does it need to verify that it still qualifies to remain a member?
5. When EACC prepares a Guideline document, is it peer reviewed by another technical authority not associated by EACC?
6. What committees does EACC currently have? What issues are they addressing?
7. Is it possible to join any committee as an observer, where the member does not have to spend time in contributing outside of attending meetings?
8. Are there any consultants or specifiers who either require membership of EACC or look favorably upon membership in EACC as part of any bid submissions?
9. Does my main business have to be hazardous materials abatement to join or is it open to others (demolition, specialty or general contractors)?
10. Can EACC provide project specific guidance or recommendations?
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