Yuma, AZ 85364
Lead Based Paint Hazards: ADOSH Consultant Landon Coleman
Lead paint is serious business. Lead inspection and lead risk assessment are useful first steps which can lead to more thoughtful decisions on managing lead paint and lead hazards.
Lead abatement is an activity designed to permanently eliminate lead-based paint hazards. Abatement is sometimes ordered by a state or local government, and can involve specialized techniques not typical of most residential contractors.
EPA requires individuals and firms who perform abatement projects in pre-1978 target housing and child-occupied facilities to be certified and follow specific work practices.
This class will address the following topics:
- What kind of work is covered by lead-based activity regulations?
- Who administers the lead-based paint activities program?
- How does one find an accredited training provider in areas administered by EPA?
- After completing training, how does an individual or firm become certified in lead-based paint inspection, assessment and/or abatement in areas administered by EPA?
- When do I have to notify EPA about abatement activities?
- What is required in each notification?
- How are these notifications submitted?
- Are there sample forms that I can use?
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Lead Based Paint Hazards: ADOSH Consultant Landon Coleman
Lead paint is serious business. Lead inspection and lead risk assessment are useful first steps which can lead to more thoughtful decisions on managing lead paint and lead hazards.
Lead abatement is an activity designed to permanently eliminate lead-based paint hazards. Abatement is sometimes ordered by a state or local government, and can involve specialized techniques not typical of most residential contractors.
EPA requires individuals and firms who perform abatement projects in pre-1978 target housing and child-occupied facilities to be certified and follow specific work practices.
This class will address the following topics:
- What kind of work is covered by lead-based activity regulations?
- Who administers the lead-based paint activities program?
- How does one find an accredited training provider in areas administered by EPA?
- After completing training, how does an individual or firm become certified in lead-based paint inspection, assessment and/or abatement in areas administered by EPA?
- When do I have to notify EPA about abatement activities?
- What is required in each notification?
- How are these notifications submitted?
- Are there sample forms that I can use?