Lead Awareness

Regulations on Lead Awareness
What is Lead and Where is it Found
Employers Responsibilities for Lead Awareness
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Initial Determination for Lead
Action Level for Lead Awareness
Positive Determination for Lead
Negative Determination for Lead
Method of Compliance for Lead Awareness
Written Program for Lead Awareness
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Lead Awareness
Housekeeping – Lead Awareness
Hygiene Facilities and Practices for Lead Awareness
Medical Surveillance for Lead Awareness
3 Topics
Biological Monitoring
Written Medical Opinion
Recordkeeping Medical Monitoring
Preventing Lead Exposure
3 Topics
Reducing Exposure to Lead
Leaving Lead Contamination at Work
Respiratory Protection for Lead Exposure
Final Test – Lead Awareness
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Positive Determination for Lead

Lead Awareness Employers Responsibilities for Lead Awareness Positive Determination for Lead
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If the determination shows the possibility of any employee exposure at or above the action level, the employer shall conduct monitoring which is representative to the exposure for each employee in the workplace who is exposed to lead. The measurement of airborne lead made in the preceding 12 months may be used to satisfy this requirement.

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