LEAD RISK ASSESSOR QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
HUD Guidelines - ANSWERSWhat Federal document serves as an overall guideline for
performing inspections, risk assessments, and abatement activities?
chelation therapy - ANSWERSA child may be treated for lead poisoning by using...
Lead inspectors and risk assessors - ANSWERSWho can conduct lead inspections in
target housing and child occupied facilities?
To identify the presence and locations of LBP - ANSWERSWhat is the purpose of lead
inspections?
1978 - ANSWERSWhat year was LBP banned for residential use properties?
Flu symptoms - ANSWERSThe symptoms of lead poisoning are most often
misdiagnosed as?
Address side - ANSWERSWhen diagraming a house for a Risk assessment, the "A"
side is the?
1. High school diploma
2. Training course
3. 3rd party state exam - ANSWERSWhat three things are required by the State of
Michigan for an individual to be certified as a lead inspector?
LBP and human teeth marks - ANSWERSWhat conditions are necessary to have a
chewable surface hazard?
LBP, evidence of abrasion, and dust on nearby horizontal surfaces. - ANSWERSWhat
conditions are necessary to have a friction surface hazard?
LBP, in contact with another building component, and evidence of damage. -
ANSWERSWhat conditions are necessary to have a impact surface hazard?
1. Targeted
2. Random
3. Worst case - ANSWERSWhat are the three types of criteria a risk assessor can
select for assessment of a dwelling?
, Material hazard and surface hazard - ANSWERSWhat are the two categories of lead
hazards in a risk assessment?
Identify LBP hazards - ANSWERSThe purpose of a lead risk assessment is to?
Elevated Blood Level - ANSWERSWhat does EBL mean?
Ingestion of lead dust - ANSWERSHow does lead primarily enter children's bodies?
No - ANSWERSWould a child with consecutive blood lead tests of 17 ug/dl, 9 ug/dl, and
16 ug/dl be considered to be lead poisoned?
Lead Inspection - ANSWERSWhich is more useful for the renovation contractor, the
lead inspection or the risk assessment?
Visual
Dust
Soil
Paint Chip
XRF
Water - ANSWERSWhat six sampling methods do Risk Assessors use to identify lead
hazards?
Notify the client in writing - ANSWERSA certified Risk Assessor may conduct a Risk
assessment on a property which is to be abated by the firm for which they work, if
they...
30 ug/m3 - ANSWERSWhat is the OSHA Action Level for lead?
Optional - ANSWERSWater sampling as part of a Risk Assessment is:
Mandatory, Optional, or Never included?
Dust
Friction Surface
Impact Surface
Chewable Surface
Deteriorated Paint
Soil - ANSWERSWhat are the six LBP hazards defined by EPA?
1,200 ppm - ANSWERSSoil lead hazard in general yard area
True - ANSWERSXRF analysis is the most common method for determining LBP
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
HUD Guidelines - ANSWERSWhat Federal document serves as an overall guideline for
performing inspections, risk assessments, and abatement activities?
chelation therapy - ANSWERSA child may be treated for lead poisoning by using...
Lead inspectors and risk assessors - ANSWERSWho can conduct lead inspections in
target housing and child occupied facilities?
To identify the presence and locations of LBP - ANSWERSWhat is the purpose of lead
inspections?
1978 - ANSWERSWhat year was LBP banned for residential use properties?
Flu symptoms - ANSWERSThe symptoms of lead poisoning are most often
misdiagnosed as?
Address side - ANSWERSWhen diagraming a house for a Risk assessment, the "A"
side is the?
1. High school diploma
2. Training course
3. 3rd party state exam - ANSWERSWhat three things are required by the State of
Michigan for an individual to be certified as a lead inspector?
LBP and human teeth marks - ANSWERSWhat conditions are necessary to have a
chewable surface hazard?
LBP, evidence of abrasion, and dust on nearby horizontal surfaces. - ANSWERSWhat
conditions are necessary to have a friction surface hazard?
LBP, in contact with another building component, and evidence of damage. -
ANSWERSWhat conditions are necessary to have a impact surface hazard?
1. Targeted
2. Random
3. Worst case - ANSWERSWhat are the three types of criteria a risk assessor can
select for assessment of a dwelling?
, Material hazard and surface hazard - ANSWERSWhat are the two categories of lead
hazards in a risk assessment?
Identify LBP hazards - ANSWERSThe purpose of a lead risk assessment is to?
Elevated Blood Level - ANSWERSWhat does EBL mean?
Ingestion of lead dust - ANSWERSHow does lead primarily enter children's bodies?
No - ANSWERSWould a child with consecutive blood lead tests of 17 ug/dl, 9 ug/dl, and
16 ug/dl be considered to be lead poisoned?
Lead Inspection - ANSWERSWhich is more useful for the renovation contractor, the
lead inspection or the risk assessment?
Visual
Dust
Soil
Paint Chip
XRF
Water - ANSWERSWhat six sampling methods do Risk Assessors use to identify lead
hazards?
Notify the client in writing - ANSWERSA certified Risk Assessor may conduct a Risk
assessment on a property which is to be abated by the firm for which they work, if
they...
30 ug/m3 - ANSWERSWhat is the OSHA Action Level for lead?
Optional - ANSWERSWater sampling as part of a Risk Assessment is:
Mandatory, Optional, or Never included?
Dust
Friction Surface
Impact Surface
Chewable Surface
Deteriorated Paint
Soil - ANSWERSWhat are the six LBP hazards defined by EPA?
1,200 ppm - ANSWERSSoil lead hazard in general yard area
True - ANSWERSXRF analysis is the most common method for determining LBP
