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Lead Abatement
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fully solved &
updated
Restricted access to work area
Never permit residence to enter the work area
Why do you perform a visual examination daily?
Conduct this examination to assure that dust debris residue outside
the contained worked area are removed, and that the contained
area has been cleaned up adequately by daily cleanup
Do not allow residence to reoccupy the work area until a clearance
examination or cleaning verification as applicable, has been passed
True
⭐️
Small areas of paint disturbance, and basic good work practices
20 ft.² on exterior surfaces
2 ft.² in any one interior room or space
10% of the total surface area on an interior or exterior type of
component was small surfaces, such as windows, seals, baseboards,
and trim
Renovation as defined in the regulation broadly as
The modification of any existing structure or portion, therefore that
result in the disturbance of painted service, unless the activity is
performed as a part of an abatement as defined by this part

,40 CFR 745.223
Note that the EPA requires resident protection whenever abatement
of lead-based paint hazards is being conducted
40 CFR 745.277(e)(5)
Written occupant protection plan for abatement projects
*Be unique to the dwelling or the facility
*Be developed before the abatement
*Describe the measure and procedures that will be taken to protect
the occupants from exposure to lead base paint hazards, and
* be prepared by a certified lead-based paint, abatement supervisor
or certified project designer
HEPA
high-efficiency particulate air
HEPA filters can remove particles of 0.3 microns or greater from the
air at 99.97% efficiency or greater
True
Personal hygiene includes the following for lead abatement workers
• no smoking
• no eating
• no drinking
• no chewing
• no applying cosmetics in the work area
But I'm a pretty girl!!!!
EPA's RRP rule requires dust to be contained at the end of each day,
regardless of whether the dwelling is occupied
True
In occupied dwellings
Ensuring that the cleaning of interior and exterior work area is
conducted as the work progresses at the end of each workday or
work shift is essential for conducting paint disturbing work safety.
The general purpose of work site preparation to minimize contain
and control, dust and debris created by the work. There are five
objectives to work side preparation. (1 of 5)

, Protect the residence and workers from exposure to lead and dust,
paint chips and other debris created by the work
The general purpose of work site preparation to minimize contain
and control, dust and debris created by the work. There are five
objectives to work side preparation. (2 of 5)
Protect residence belongings from contamination with lead
The general purpose of work site preparation to minimize contain
and control, dust and debris created by the work. There are five
objectives to work side preparation. (3 of 5)
Leave the surfaces of the dwelling and common area free of dust
lead hazards
The general purpose of work site preparation to minimize contain
and control, dust and debris created by the work. There are five
objectives to work side preparation. (4of 5)
Protect the exterior environment both on and off the subjects
property from contamination
The general purpose of work site preparation to minimize contain
and control, dust and debris created by the work. There are five
objectives to work side preparation. (5 of 5)
Protect adjacent homes from contamination
Factors affecting the worksite preparation measures needed for a
specific job. Include the following following.
•The amount of air movement in the work
•The location of the residence
•The building layout
•The proximately of the building to other properties
•The extent to which there will be other construction or abatement
work that will be concurrent or Sequential with work being planned
•Worker protection needs to be a factor also
A low dust job is
Work that creates a small amount of dust that will not spread
beyond 6 feet from the painted surface being disturbed
A high dust job
Create a large amount of dust that is expected to spread beyond 6
feet from the working surfaces

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