Which of the following is a correct method to denote ACM material locations in management plans?

• A. Drawings
• B. Emergency personnel roster
• C. Parking lot map
• D. Meeting schedule

Answer: (A)

Locating asbestos-containing materials is best shown on drawings, such as floor plans or site plans, because they provide a precise, visual reference that all building stakeholders can read and follow. Marking each ACM location on a diagram allows you to link the material to exact rooms or coordinates, identify the type and condition, and note any access or containment needs. This spatial information stays with the building records and can be updated as surveys are revised or renovations occur, helping maintenance, contractors, and emergency responders know exactly where to work safely and what precautions to take. Other options—like a roster of people, a parking map, or a meeting schedule—do not convey where ACM is located and thus don’t support safe management or intervention.