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What activities may each discipline perform?
Answer: Disciplines may perform as follows: Inspectors may perform inspection and post-abatement clearance activities; Risk assessors may perform inspection, post-abatement clearance, lead hazard screen, and risk assessment activities; Abatement supervisors may supervise abatement projects and prepare occupant protection plans and abatement reports; Supervisors may also perform all of the abatement…
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When may I begin conducting lead-based paint activities?
Answer: You may begin work immediately after receiving a course completion certificate from an initial training course that is accredited by EPA. This certificate serves as interim certification for six months following completion of training. This gives you time to complete the certification process, including taking the third party exam…
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Besides the initial training course, what are the education, experience and training requirements for each discipline?
Answer: Training requirements for lead-based paint abatement disciplines are as follows: Lead-Based Paint Inspector None. Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor Pass an accredited inspector course. Meet one of the following requirements: B achelor's degree and one year of experience in a related field, or an Associates degree and two years experience…
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Did the final TSCA section 403 rule say who may make a hazard determination?
Answer: No. Although the TSCA section 403 rule defines a hazard determination, it did not specify who may make hazard determinations. The TSCA section 403 rule amended the work practice standards in 40 C.F.R. 745.227 by adding §745.227(h) - “Determinations,” which explains what constitutes lead-based paint, a paint-lead hazard, a…
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