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U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington, D.C. 20410 Office of Lead Hazard Control 1998 OFFICE OF LEAD HAZARD CONTROL APPLICATION KIT FOR THE LEASED PAINT HAZARD CONTROL IN PRIVATELYOWNED

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Write point by point how to fill out lead-based paint hazard control. Who needs lead-based paint hazard control?

How to fill out lead-based paint hazard control:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information and documentation related to the lead-based paint hazard control. This may include property information, inspection reports, and any previous remediation records.
2. Review the lead-based paint hazard control form to understand the required information and sections to be filled out. This form typically includes details about the property, the scope of work, and the methods to be used for hazard control.
3. Start by providing accurate information about the property, such as the address, owner's name, and contact details. This ensures that the correct property is identified and linked to the hazard control activities.
4. Proceed to the scope of work section, where you will describe the specific activities that need to be undertaken to control the lead-based paint hazard. Be clear and detailed in outlining the tasks to be performed, such as encapsulation, enclosure, or removal of lead-based paint.
5. Specify the timeframe within which the hazard control activities are expected to be completed. This will help set deadlines and ensure timely completion of the work.
6. Indicate the methods or techniques that will be used to control the lead-based paint hazard. This may include the use of encapsulants, specialized cleaning techniques, or complete removal of the lead-based paint.
7. If any third-party contractors or professionals will be involved in the hazard control activities, provide their details and qualifications. This helps ensure compliance with regulations and standards.
8. Include a section for the estimated cost of the hazard control measures. This should cover the expenses related to materials, labor, equipment, and any other necessary resources.
9. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness. Ensure that all information is correct and that all sections have been filled out appropriately.

Who needs lead-based paint hazard control?

1. Property owners or managers who have identified the presence of lead-based paint in their buildings or structures.
2. Individuals or organizations responsible for the maintenance and safety of properties, such as landlords, homeowners, and facility managers.
3. Professionals in the construction, renovation, or remodeling industries who may come into contact with lead-based paint during their work.
4. Local, state, and federal government agencies responsible for enforcing regulations and standards related to lead-based paint hazards.
5. Individuals or organizations involved in real estate transactions, as lead-based paint hazard control may be required during the sale or leasing of properties.
6. Any individual or entity concerned about the health risks associated with lead-based paint and seeking to mitigate those risks.

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What is lead-based paint hazard control?

Lead-based paint hazard control is the process of reducing or eliminating lead hazards in homes or buildings to protect residents from lead exposure.

Who is required to file lead-based paint hazard control?

Property owners, landlords, and contractors are required to file lead-based paint hazard control if they are working on homes built before 1978.

How to fill out lead-based paint hazard control?

To fill out lead-based paint hazard control, property owners need to conduct a risk assessment, develop a hazard reduction plan, and submit the required paperwork to the appropriate agency.

What is the purpose of lead-based paint hazard control?

The purpose of lead-based paint hazard control is to protect residents, especially children, from lead poisoning and its harmful effects on health.

What information must be reported on lead-based paint hazard control?

Information such as the property address, lead hazard assessment results, hazard reduction methods, and certification of completion must be reported on lead-based paint hazard control.

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