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Lead poisoning causes, effects and prevention. Lead in drinking water. Occupational lead poisoning and lead safety. Guidelines governing lead health and safety contractor requirements. Methods for performing lead-based paint inspections in housing. Training on lead awareness. Specific elements of the OSHA lead-in-construction standard. Full text of a lead management program.
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Database of laboratory-reported adult blood lead levels
NIOSH program to build state capacity to create blood level surveillance programs
Guidance on Australian requirements for lead in the workplace
CDC's Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch program's efforts to eliminate lead poisoning in the US
A brochure about EPA's RRP rule requirements for contractors
Investigation guidelines for OSHA field staff on engineering & work practice controls for lead
CPSC safety alert bulletin
Includes a list of job with lead hazards explained to consumers
Handout for employees exposed to lead in construction projects
Rule requires that by April 2010 contractors and maintenance professionals be certified in lead-safe practices
How a contractor can become an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm
Federal Register: April 22, 2008 final rule
Explanation of rules that require contractor certification for handling lead in paint, dust and soil
Policies and guidelines that promote the safe management of lead
Designed to promote the safe management of lead and lead-containing materials
At even very low levels, lead has been shown to cause health problems
How to identify lead-based paint hazards in housing and how to control such hazards
US Dept of Housing & Urban Development lead housing sale/lease disclosure rules and guidance
Transporation agency policies in 12 states
Fact sheet and guidelines related to lead in indoor firing ranges
A guide for employers on how to control the toxic exposures from lead
Description of the state's lead program including the text of the related laws and regs
Source to locate laboratories that have met OSHA's blood lead analysis requirements
Tutorial on protection against toxic heavy metal pigments during bridge paint removal
Discusses the specific elements covered in the OSHA lead-in-construction standard, 29 CFR 1926.62
A checklist to recognize and control lead hazards from torch cutting
Occupational Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (OLPPP) for the state of California
Guidelines for workers involved in managing and working around lead-based paints
Example of a California university's policies related to lead
Fact sheet reviews OSHA requirements related to lead and construction workers
Guidelines governing lead health and safety contractor requirements
Guidance documents from the State of North Carolina
Results of NIOSH health hazard evaluations at work sites where lead exposures were present
Emphasis on the control of lead-based paint, including text of the lead paint disclosure rule
Charts list jobs and the industries commonly associated with occupational lead hazards
NIOSH report to Congress on lead-based hazards in the workplace
A federal law that went into effect in 1996 has put into effect the following provisions
Guidance documents from the State of Wisconsin
Related Categories & Information
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Chemicals / TLV
PEL, TLV and STEL exposure limits for air contaminants, MRL, IDLH values, etc.
OSHA / Chemicals
OSHA technical resources on chemicals used in the workplace
OSHA / Sampling
OSHA sampling techniques, guidelines, and resources
Regulations / Lead
Download lead-based paint regulations from HUD & OSHA - abstracts of state laws
