Questions and Answers for CA State Lead
Supervisor Exam Revision with Accurate
Solutions.
What is the minimum protection required in Trigger task class 3?
Correct Answer -Full face PAPR or SAR
When must employers offer a one-time blood sampling & analysis to an
employee exposed to lead?
Correct Answer -If they're exposed above the action level (30 ug/m3) on
any one day
When must employers offer ongoing scheduled blood sampling &
analysis to an employee exposed to lead?
Correct Answer -If exposed above the PEL (30 ug/m3) for more than 30
days in any consecutive 12 months
For ongoing scheduled blood sampling & analysis, how frequent must
employees be tested if they're BLL is < 40 ug/dl?
Correct Answer -At least every 2 mos for the 1st 6 mos & every 6 mos
thereafter
If an employees BLL is _>40 ug/dl & <50 ug/dl how often must they be
monitored?
Correct Answer -1. At least every 2 mos until 2 consecutive tests <40
ug/dl
2. Medical exam
3. Info on requirements for removal
,What action must an employer take if an employees BLL is _> 50 ug/dl?
Correct Answer -1. Medical removal and at least monthly BLL analysis
until 2 consecutive tests return _< 40 ug/dl
For how long is an employees position, pay, and benefits protected
during a medical removal?
Correct Answer -18 months
What is the 1992 residential lead based paint hazard reduction act?
Correct Answer -Title X
Required EPA to develop regs related to lead based paint inspections in
all housing built prior to 1978.
HUD requires which homes to be inspected for lead based paint?
Correct Answer -Built before 1978
If children younger than 6 live or may live there
What are the 2 main types of evaluations used to identify lead in
residential housing?
Correct Answer -1. Risk assessment
2. Paint Inspection
The Consumer Product Safety Commission restricts the amount of lead
in coatings to what?
Correct Answer -90ppm
.009%
As of 2012
, The Consumer Product Safety Commission restricts the amount of lead
in coatings on what surfaces?
Correct Answer -Residential Structures
Publicly accessed commercial buildings
Recreational areas
Toys
Play-ground equipment
Which homes have a 86% chance of containing lead based paint
according to EPA?
Correct Answer -Homes built before 1940
Which homes have an 66% chance of containing lead based paint
according to EPA?
Correct Answer -Homes built between 1940 & 1959
Which homes have a 25% chance of containing lead based paint
according to EPA?
Correct Answer -Homes built between 1960 & 1978
1g is equal to what?
Correct Answer -1,000 mg
1,000,000ug
What percentage is 6,000ppm?
Correct Answer -0.6%
Supervisor Exam Revision with Accurate
Solutions.
What is the minimum protection required in Trigger task class 3?
Correct Answer -Full face PAPR or SAR
When must employers offer a one-time blood sampling & analysis to an
employee exposed to lead?
Correct Answer -If they're exposed above the action level (30 ug/m3) on
any one day
When must employers offer ongoing scheduled blood sampling &
analysis to an employee exposed to lead?
Correct Answer -If exposed above the PEL (30 ug/m3) for more than 30
days in any consecutive 12 months
For ongoing scheduled blood sampling & analysis, how frequent must
employees be tested if they're BLL is < 40 ug/dl?
Correct Answer -At least every 2 mos for the 1st 6 mos & every 6 mos
thereafter
If an employees BLL is _>40 ug/dl & <50 ug/dl how often must they be
monitored?
Correct Answer -1. At least every 2 mos until 2 consecutive tests <40
ug/dl
2. Medical exam
3. Info on requirements for removal
,What action must an employer take if an employees BLL is _> 50 ug/dl?
Correct Answer -1. Medical removal and at least monthly BLL analysis
until 2 consecutive tests return _< 40 ug/dl
For how long is an employees position, pay, and benefits protected
during a medical removal?
Correct Answer -18 months
What is the 1992 residential lead based paint hazard reduction act?
Correct Answer -Title X
Required EPA to develop regs related to lead based paint inspections in
all housing built prior to 1978.
HUD requires which homes to be inspected for lead based paint?
Correct Answer -Built before 1978
If children younger than 6 live or may live there
What are the 2 main types of evaluations used to identify lead in
residential housing?
Correct Answer -1. Risk assessment
2. Paint Inspection
The Consumer Product Safety Commission restricts the amount of lead
in coatings to what?
Correct Answer -90ppm
.009%
As of 2012
, The Consumer Product Safety Commission restricts the amount of lead
in coatings on what surfaces?
Correct Answer -Residential Structures
Publicly accessed commercial buildings
Recreational areas
Toys
Play-ground equipment
Which homes have a 86% chance of containing lead based paint
according to EPA?
Correct Answer -Homes built before 1940
Which homes have an 66% chance of containing lead based paint
according to EPA?
Correct Answer -Homes built between 1940 & 1959
Which homes have a 25% chance of containing lead based paint
according to EPA?
Correct Answer -Homes built between 1960 & 1978
1g is equal to what?
Correct Answer -1,000 mg
1,000,000ug
What percentage is 6,000ppm?
Correct Answer -0.6%
