Lead Abatement Supervisor
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Terms in this set (113)
Drywall
Identify the vinyl siding
materials used Plywood
for enclosure Paneling
Caulk and sealant
Hazards that Lead dust
exist in Lead contaminated soil
residential Peeling, chipping paint
environments Folk remedies
,Describe how Hand to mouth activities
children are Worker take home dust
typically
exposed to
lead
Identify the Inhalation
common routes Ingestion
of worker lead
exposure
Stomachache
Describe the Nausea
basic health Headache
effects of lead Memory loss
to workers High Blood pressure
Kidney damage
Describe the Info on respirators and their use,
OSHA ( and types, proper fit
other Medical exams for everyone
requirements) working with lead
for lead Describing what your employer is
abatement doing to reduce your exposure to
worker training lead
,Describe the Commercial/ industrial projects-
RCRA tested, labeled, hauled correctly
regulations and Residential property- household
regulated hazardous waste exemption
information
regarding
waste disposal
for lead
abatement
projects
Identify the TCLP test- toxic characteristic
lead RCRA leaching procedure
definitions of Detects how much lead would
hazardous leach out of the waste. 5mg/l=
waste and hazardous waste
testing Lead meets the toxicity part of
procedures being a hazardous waste
"Competent A person who can identify hazards
Person for Someone who can take corrective
health and action
safety" as
defined by
OSHA
, OSHA When above the permissible
respirator exposure limit:
protection Need to wear HEPA filter and any
standards other appropriate filter
relevant to lead
abatement Have a written respiratory
work program in place
Similar to the construction rule
except: it pertains to exposure to
OSHA general
lead when it is not
industry
Construction
standards
Agriculture
relevant to lead
Factory manufacturing
abatement
work
Medical removal is different
Return to work level is different
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Terms in this set (113)
Drywall
Identify the vinyl siding
materials used Plywood
for enclosure Paneling
Caulk and sealant
Hazards that Lead dust
exist in Lead contaminated soil
residential Peeling, chipping paint
environments Folk remedies
,Describe how Hand to mouth activities
children are Worker take home dust
typically
exposed to
lead
Identify the Inhalation
common routes Ingestion
of worker lead
exposure
Stomachache
Describe the Nausea
basic health Headache
effects of lead Memory loss
to workers High Blood pressure
Kidney damage
Describe the Info on respirators and their use,
OSHA ( and types, proper fit
other Medical exams for everyone
requirements) working with lead
for lead Describing what your employer is
abatement doing to reduce your exposure to
worker training lead
,Describe the Commercial/ industrial projects-
RCRA tested, labeled, hauled correctly
regulations and Residential property- household
regulated hazardous waste exemption
information
regarding
waste disposal
for lead
abatement
projects
Identify the TCLP test- toxic characteristic
lead RCRA leaching procedure
definitions of Detects how much lead would
hazardous leach out of the waste. 5mg/l=
waste and hazardous waste
testing Lead meets the toxicity part of
procedures being a hazardous waste
"Competent A person who can identify hazards
Person for Someone who can take corrective
health and action
safety" as
defined by
OSHA
, OSHA When above the permissible
respirator exposure limit:
protection Need to wear HEPA filter and any
standards other appropriate filter
relevant to lead
abatement Have a written respiratory
work program in place
Similar to the construction rule
except: it pertains to exposure to
OSHA general
lead when it is not
industry
Construction
standards
Agriculture
relevant to lead
Factory manufacturing
abatement
work
Medical removal is different
Return to work level is different
