NJ LEAD INSPECTOR RISK ASSESSOR FINAL
EXAM REVIEW SHEET VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Step 4 of the risk assessment process.
Answer: Environmental Testing (dust wipes, soil samples)
⩥ What happens during environmental testing in the risk assessment
process?.
Answer: Testing of deteriorated paint and other surfaces, collection of
dust and soil samples
⩥ Step 5 of the risk assessment process.
Answer: Report
⩥ Visual Assessment definition.
Answer: Locate potential lead-based paint hazards, both exterior and
interior
⩥ Visual Assessment is conducted in ALL rooms, true or false?.
Answer: True
,⩥ Where should Visual Assessments be conducted in common areas.
Answer: adjacent to units to be sampled
⩥ Visual Assessments should be made in common areas in which one or
more children under 6 years old is likely to come into contact with dust,
true or false?.
Answer: True
⩥ A lead inspector can take dust wipes and soil samples, true or false?.
Answer: False
⩥ A risk assessor can take XRF readings, true or false?.
Answer: True
⩥ A lead inspection includes XRF readings, paint chip testing, dust
wipes, and soil samples, true or false?.
Answer: False
⩥ A lead risk assessment includes paint chip testing, dust wipes, and soil
sampling, true or false?.
Answer: False
, ⩥ What testing methods make up a lead inspection?.
Answer: XRF readings, paint chip testing, chemical testing
⩥ What methods make up a lead risk assessment?.
Answer: Visual assessment, dust wipes, soil samples
⩥ A lead inspection is used to....
Answer: determine the presence of lead-based paint
⩥ A lead risk assessment is used to....
Answer: determine lead-based paint hazards
⩥ Definition of deterioration.
Answer: Any interior or exterior paint or other coating that is peeling,
chipping, chalking, or cracking, or any paint or coating located on an
interior or exterior surface or fixture that is otherwise damaged or
separated from the substrate
⩥ Checking, cracking, flaking, and alligatoring are considered what kind
of deterioration?.
Answer: Bulk deterioration
EXAM REVIEW SHEET VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Step 4 of the risk assessment process.
Answer: Environmental Testing (dust wipes, soil samples)
⩥ What happens during environmental testing in the risk assessment
process?.
Answer: Testing of deteriorated paint and other surfaces, collection of
dust and soil samples
⩥ Step 5 of the risk assessment process.
Answer: Report
⩥ Visual Assessment definition.
Answer: Locate potential lead-based paint hazards, both exterior and
interior
⩥ Visual Assessment is conducted in ALL rooms, true or false?.
Answer: True
,⩥ Where should Visual Assessments be conducted in common areas.
Answer: adjacent to units to be sampled
⩥ Visual Assessments should be made in common areas in which one or
more children under 6 years old is likely to come into contact with dust,
true or false?.
Answer: True
⩥ A lead inspector can take dust wipes and soil samples, true or false?.
Answer: False
⩥ A risk assessor can take XRF readings, true or false?.
Answer: True
⩥ A lead inspection includes XRF readings, paint chip testing, dust
wipes, and soil samples, true or false?.
Answer: False
⩥ A lead risk assessment includes paint chip testing, dust wipes, and soil
sampling, true or false?.
Answer: False
, ⩥ What testing methods make up a lead inspection?.
Answer: XRF readings, paint chip testing, chemical testing
⩥ What methods make up a lead risk assessment?.
Answer: Visual assessment, dust wipes, soil samples
⩥ A lead inspection is used to....
Answer: determine the presence of lead-based paint
⩥ A lead risk assessment is used to....
Answer: determine lead-based paint hazards
⩥ Definition of deterioration.
Answer: Any interior or exterior paint or other coating that is peeling,
chipping, chalking, or cracking, or any paint or coating located on an
interior or exterior surface or fixture that is otherwise damaged or
separated from the substrate
⩥ Checking, cracking, flaking, and alligatoring are considered what kind
of deterioration?.
Answer: Bulk deterioration
