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BAOS is the leading provider of training and consulting services in the following areas:
- EPA Lead Based Paint Worker Initial- Spanish
- EPA-Lead Based Paint Worker Initial
- EPA-Lead Based Paint Supervisor Initial
- EPA-Lead Based Paint Inspector Initial
- EPA-Lead Based Paint Risk Assessor Initial
- EPA-Lead Based Paint Project Designer Initial
- Lead Worker (Korean)
- Lead Worker (Hindi)
- Lead Worker (Polish)
- Safe Work Practice Training
- HUD-Lead Based Paint for Safe Work Practices-Spanish
- Lead Sampling Technician
- Lead Remodelers and Renovators
- Lead Remodelers and Renovators - Spanish
- 2 Hour OSHA Lead Awareness - Workers
- 8 Hour OSHA Lead Awareness - Managers and Safety Professionals
Training: Lead Courses
EPA-LEAD BASED PAINT WORKER INITIAL - 201
OVERVIEW:
Certificate Information:
This 2-day lead-worker course materials is designed to meet federal EPA training requirements. This course is not intended to meet all the OSHA worker training requirments for projects in other buildings and facilities. An additional 1-day will be added, if required, to meet the OSHA worker training requirements.
This 2-day worker course and hands-on activities will cover topics on : background information and sources of contamination on lead, federal and local regulations, hazard recognition and controls, health effects, safety, medical surveillance, personal protective equipment, respirators, clothing, work practices including work area preparation, indoor and outdoor abatement of paint, dust and soil, clean-up and disposal and record keeping.
Purpose:
This course is designed to provide information on the identification and abatment of lead-based paint hazards.
Course Content:
- Identification of lead-based paint hazards
- Proper abatement and handling of lead-based paint
- Legal, insurance and liability concerns
- State and Federal regulations
- Effects of lead exposure
- Sources of lead contamination
- X-Ray Flourescence Detectors (XRF)
- HUD's hazard assessment protocol
- State-of-the art abatement procedures
- Removal/encapsulation/enclosure procedures
