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1. Start by evaluating the property: Before beginning the deleading work, assess the property to determine if it qualifies as low-risk deleading. This involves checking for lead-based paint, inspecting the condition of the surfaces, and identifying potential areas of concern.
2. Prepare the necessary equipment: Gather the required tools and materials for the deleading process. These may include protective clothing such as masks, gloves, coveralls, and goggles, as well as deleading products, brushes, scrapers, and drop cloths.
3. Create a containment area: Set up a contained workspace to minimize the spread of dust and debris during the deleading work. Use plastic sheeting to seal off the working area and create a controlled environment. Make sure to include proper ventilation and access points for safe entry and exit.
4. Remove loose paint and debris: Begin by removing any loose or peeling paint from the surfaces using appropriate methods such as scraping or sanding. Take caution not to generate excessive dust or damage the underlying material.
5. Clean the area: Clean all surfaces thoroughly to remove any remaining dust, dirt, or debris. Use a HEPA vacuum cleaner or damp wiping method to minimize the spread of lead particles. Dispose of all waste materials in accordance with local regulations.
6. Apply encapsulant or paint: If the surfaces pass the visual inspection and are in good condition, apply a lead-safe encapsulant or paint as per the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure proper coverage to effectively seal the lead-based paint and prevent future exposure.
7. Conduct clearance testing: Once the deleading work is completed, arrange for clearance testing by a certified lead inspector. This testing will determine if the property meets the acceptable lead levels and is safe for occupancy.
8. Keep documentation: Maintain detailed records of all deleading activities, including inspection reports, test results, and product information. This documentation will be crucial for future reference, compliance, and potential sale or rental purposes.

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1. Homeowners: Individuals residing in older houses or apartments that were built before the banning of lead-based paint commonly require low-risk deleading work to ensure safety for themselves and their families.
2. Landlords and property managers: Those responsible for maintaining rental properties are obligated to provide lead-safe housing to their tenants. Conducting low-risk deleading work is often necessary as part of the lead-based paint abatement process to comply with regulations.
3. Contractors and renovation professionals: Contractors who handle renovations, repairs, or painting projects in older buildings may need to perform low-risk deleading work to meet the necessary safety standards and protect workers and occupants from lead exposure.

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Low-risk deleading work is typically done by contractors who are certified to perform deleading work in a safe manner.

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Property owners or contractors who perform low-risk deleading work are required to file the necessary paperwork.

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The required forms for low-risk deleading work can be filled out online or submitted through the mail.

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The purpose of low-risk deleading work is to safely remove lead-based paint from surfaces in a way that minimizes the risk of exposure.

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Information such as the location of the work, the methods used, and the results of any tests conducted must be reported on low-risk deleading work forms.