Lead hazard evaluation and control in buildings

✍ Scribed by Eva M. Ewing, Christopher Depasquale, Tod A. Dawson, William M. Ewing

Publisher: ASTM Press
Year: 2000
Tongue: English
Leaves: 187
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

This comprehensive ASTM manual provides detailed guidance for developing and implementing a lead hazard management program. It follows the outline described in ASTM E 2052-99 Standard Guide for Identification and Management of Lead Hazards in Facilities.

17 chapters cover the following fundamentals:

• Setting up and administering a lead hazard management program

• Designing and implementing an operations and maintenance program

• Collecting information on facilities for decision making purposes

• Classifying buildings based on their likelihood for lead hazards

• Evaluating buildings for lead hazards

• Responding to elevated blood lead investigation

• Conducting occupant education and awareness programs

• Hiring consultants, laboratories, and contractors

• Planning and performing lead hazard control activities

• Ongoing monitoring and reevaluation of lead hazards

• Role of lead hazard programs in real estate transactions.

✦ Table of Contents

PREFACE......Page 4
DISCLAIMER......Page 5
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS......Page 6
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY......Page 20
CHAPTER 2: INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE ON LEAD HAZARDS......Page 24
CHAPTER 3: SUMMARY OF THE LEAD HAZARD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM......Page 37
CHAPTER 4: BASIC MANAGEMENT ELEMENTS OF THE PROGRAM......Page 42
CHAPTER 5: COLLECTING INFORMATION ON FACILITIES......Page 48
CHAPTER 6: LEAD HAZARD EVALUATION......Page 58
CHAPTER 7: INITIATING THE LEAD HAZARD MANAGEMENT PLAN......Page 73
CHAPTER 8: OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (O&M) PROGRAM......Page 84
CHAPTER 9: OCCUPANT EDUCATION AND PROTECTION PROGRAM......Page 95
CHAPTER 10: ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS......Page 102
CHAPTER 11: PLANNING LEAD HAZARD CONTROL PROJECTS......Page 118
CHAPTER 12: PERFORMING LEAD HAZARD CONTROL PROJECTS......Page 137
CHAPTER 13: ONGOING MONITORING AND EVALUATION......Page 148
CHAPTER 14: REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION PROCEDURES......Page 151
CHAPTER 15: ELEVATED BLOOD LEAD LEVEL INVESTIGATIONS......Page 158
CHAPTER 16: RECORDS MANAGEMENT......Page 170
CHAPTER 17: SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURES......Page 173
SUBJECT INDEX......Page 181

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