Questions and Answers.
If a child under age six resides in a home with lead hazards, all chewable surfaces should always
be which of the following? - Answer Enclosed or coated so they are impenetrable
Abatement of a lead hazard involves which of the following? - Answer The complete removal
of the lead-based paint and any associated hazards
Interim control of lead hazard involves which of the following? - Answer The control of the
hazard through a course of action that protects residents and associates
One of the components of lead-safe work practices relates to prohibited methods. Which of the
following is a prohibited method of paint removal under these practices? - Answer Open flame
burning or torching
Lead-safe work practices are NOT required when which of the following is true? - Answer All of
the above
Sometimes during the repair or renovation of a home with lead-based paint, the residents must
do which of the following? - Answer Be relocated to a suitable home that is free of lead
hazards
One of the components of lead-safe work practices relates to protecting occupants. In which of
the following situations do you not need to relocate occupants of a home while maintenance or
repair is conducted? - Answer If the work will not disturb lead-based paint, or create dust-lead
hazards.
Wendy is a maintenance technician working on a job that disturbs three square feet of interior
lead-based paint. She should: - Answer Follow lead-safe work practices
Frank is in charge of a lead-based paint removal project on the interior window frames of some
homes in his community. As a contractor certified in lead-safe work practices, which of the
following would you NOT expect Frank to do? - Answer Use dry sanding and dry scraping
techniques to get rid of the lead-based paint.