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Lead Inspection Initial Curriculum
Lead Inspection
A major goal of this course is to train inspectors to identify lead-based paint (LBP) in housing. However, the basic principles of the course also apply to other buildings or structures painted with lead-based paint. Although testing dust, soil, and drinking water is not required as a part of lead-based inspection, these sources (examined in the risk assessment process) may also present lead exposure hazards in the residential setting. The risk assessment training is designed as a follow-up to this three-day curriculum.
The lead inspector may, however, test soil and dust for lead-contamination as part of a clearance inspection conducted after a lead hazard control activity is completed.
NOTE: State accreditation requirements vary from state to state and additional materials may be needed for accreditation.
For more information: contract Don Handy 618-303-6140
NOTE: A training Curriculum package is available which mincludes, ppt slides, agenda, case studies, certificate, code of federal regulations, quizes and exam. For more information contact: don@ehsbooks.com
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