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MODULE IV-PLANNING THE JOB

MODULE IV-PLANNING THE JOB. Learning Objectives. Plan a lead-based paint maintenance job. Recognize an activity as either low risk or high risk. Choose appropriate materials and equipment for the job. Choose appropriate personal protective clothing and equipment for the job.

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MODULE IV-PLANNING THE JOB

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  1. MODULE IV-PLANNING THE JOB Learning Objectives • Plan a lead-based paint maintenance job. • Recognize an activity as either low risk or high risk. • Choose appropriate materials and equipment for the job. • Choose appropriate personal protective clothing and equipment for the job.

  2. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST 1.Was the building built before 1978? Yes No If you don’t know when the building was built, treat the paint as lead-based paint. If the building was built after 1978,then lead-based paint is probably not present and this is not a lead job. If the building was built before 1978, then treat the paint as lead-based paint, unless a paint inspection report says that no lead-based paint is present.

  3. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST 2. Could this job: (Y=Yes, N=No) Create dust that may contain lead? Disturb known or suspected lead-based paint ? Require cleanup of dust or debris that may contain lead? Disturb known or suspected lead contaminated soil? Y N Y N Y N Y N

  4. HIGH RISK = • High levels of dust expected to be generated, or • Surface and paint in poor condition, or • Greater than two (2) square feet. LOW RISK = • Low levels of dust expected to be generated, and • Surface and paint in good condition, and • Less than two (2) square feet. LEAD JOBCHECKLIST 3. If “Yes” to any of the above, or if you don’t know the answer to any of the questions, assume you are dealing with lead-based paint, and circle the level of risk below.

  5. LOW RISK = • Low levels of dust expected to be generated, and • Surface and paint in good condition, and • Less than two (2) square feet. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST

  6. LOW RISK MAINTENANCE JOBS • Repair window panes • Repair doors • Replace or repair door locks • Repair radiator leaks • Patch walls • Grounds keeping • Routine vacancy preparation

  7. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST High Risk = • High levels of dust expected to be generated, or • Surface and paint in poor condition, or • Greater than two (2) square feet.

  8. POTENTIALLY HIGH RISK REHABILITATION JOBS • Stabilize large amounts of badly deteriorated paint • Knock out walls • Replace windows • Replace old or worn carpet • Kitchen/bath remodel • Replace kitchen cabinets

  9. HIGH RISK MAINTENANCE JOBSBEYOND SCOPE OF TRAINING The following high risk jobs are beyond the scope of this training: • Replacing major building components • Demolition • Major Renovation • Fire Restoration

  10. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST 4. Who will do the job? Personnel must be properly trained and skilled, if they will have to wear a respirator, they must be medically qualified, fit-tested, and trained. Name ____________ Name _____________

  11. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST 5. How will residents be notified and affected? Notification: Phone ______ Letter _____ Time_______ Date______ Work area instructions to residents Job scheduled: FROM: Time/Date ___TO: Time/ Date___ Resident asked to leave unit: FROM: Time/Date ___TO: Time/ Date___ Resident asked to move personal items? Yes No Temporary accommodations needed for resident? Yes No If “Yes” accommodation provided? Yes No If “Yes”WHERE ___________ PHONE # _______________

  12. LEAD JOB CHECKLIST 6. How will work be performed to minimize exposure to lead? Circle specific cards to use for this job: Materials Card Cleanup Cards Equipment Card Carpet Removal Card Personal Protection Card Decontamination Card Work Practices Card Quality Control Card Prohibited and Unsafe Practices

  13. Circle Needed equipment ( Note for high risk.) Tack Pads LEAD String Mop Heads WASTE MATERIALS Heavy Duty Plastic Sheeting Disposable Towels Tape Heavy Duty Plastic Bags All-Purpose Cleaner, or cleaner made specifically for lead Rags RAGS

  14. EQUIPMENT Circle Needed equipment ( Note for high risk.) Spray Mister Broom (Wet Sweep Only) Mop & Bucket Stapler Dust Pan HEPA Vacuum Scraper Mini - Containment WARNING LEAD HAZARD Utility Knife Signs & Barriers

  15. PERSONAL PROTECTION Circle needed protection (Note: for high risk) Protective Eye Wear Latex/ Rubber Gloves Disposable Cotton Gloves

  16. Disposable Full-Body Coveralls/Recyclable Clothing PERSONAL PROTECTION - CONTINUED Circle needed protection (Note: for high risk) Respiratorsw/HEPA Filters

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