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Are you planning to buy or rent a home built before 1978?
Many houses and apartments built before 1978 have paint that contains lead (called lead-based paint). Lead from paint, chips, and dust can pose serious health hazards if not taken care of properly. Federal law requires that individuals receive certain information … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartments, Arrowhead, Disclosure, Health Hazards, House Sales, Houses, Landlords, Lead Based Paint, Leases, Paint Chips, Paint Hazards, Paint House, Rent, Renting, Sales Contracts, Selling A House, Selling House, Serious Health
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Expectations from a Lead Safe Certified Firm
The United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) new regulation, the Lead: Regulation, Repair and Painting (RRP) is effective April 22, 2010. All contractors and remodelers working in homes and facilities built pre 1978 are required to be trained and certified … Continue reading
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Tagged 6 Years, Affirmation, Compliance, Dangerous Work, Debris, Disregard, Drop Cloths, Environmental Protection Agency, Gullies, Hour Hands, Overhangs, Paint Chips, Painting, Remodelers, Respirators, Rrp, Safe Work Practices, Safety Measures, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Windy Days
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What is a Lead-Safe Certified Firm?
The Emergency Protection Agency (EPA) is a government bureau that protects human health and environment through the imposition of laws legislated by Congress to rebuild, guard and strengthen the environment, guarantee public health and sound economy. There is an increased … Continue reading
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Tagged Accredited Training, Base Paints, E Mail, Eligible Courses, Emergency Protection, Government Bureau, Human Health, Imposition, Initial Course, Marketing Materials, Public Health, Refresher Course, Refresher Training, Renovation, Renovator, Sound Economy, Step 1, Step 3, Training Provider, Training Providers
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Importance of Lead Safe Initiatives
One of the most harmful pollutants is lead. In late 1991, the Department of Health and Human Services names lead as the “number one threat to the health of children in the United States”. There are countless ways that human … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Water, Behavior Disorder, Dangerous Effects, Department Of Health And Human Services, Dust Contamination, Environmental Protection Agency, Food Contamination, Free Areas, Harmful Pollutants, Health And Human Services, Lead Based Paint, Lead Paint, Lead Poisoning, Open Flame, Paint Water, Renovators, Simple Steps, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Water Food, Water Pipes
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All about Lead Safe Initiative
Lead is harmful to both young and old, especially to children and babies. The danger of lead poisoning is a fact; it is found in many other substances and its fumes even pollute the air. Measures have been adapted to … Continue reading
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Tagged Accredited Training, Consumer Product Safety, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Demolition, Environmental Protection Agency, Government Consumer, Lead Based Paint, Lead Contamination, Lead Paint, Lead Poisoning, Paint Dust, Product Safety Commission, Renovation Work, Renovator, Renovators, Safety Initiative, Special Trust, Trust Fund, Us Government, Waste Areas
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Lead Paint Risk for Pre-1978 Homes
Since the end of the ‘90’s, much concern was directed to the hazardous effects of lead. Today, there are laws that ban products containing lead and establish strict measures to ensure safety from its toxicity. What about the safety of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ban Products, Consumer Product Safety, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Cpsc, Government Consumer, Hazardous Effects, Health Risk, Housing And Urban Development, Important Facts, Lead Based Paint, Lead Paint, Paint Test, Product Safety Commission, Quality Test, Scrape, Strict Measures, Sulfide, Three Ways, United States Government, X Ray
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