Lead-Based Paint Activities Forms and Information

Do You Know what the federal government requires you to do if you do renovation, repair, or painting in pre-1978 homes or in child-occupied facilities?

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• Download the U.S. EPA Rule (rev 2015) in a convenient printable form.
• Get your firm certified online.
• Get a copy of the EPA "Report of Suspected RRP Violations" form.
• EPA instructional document for lead paint chip sampling.

• Buy copies of the informational pamphlets, and the pre-renovation notification forms (NCR duplicates) from GMA printing.
• Download the U.S. EPA pre-renovation notification recordkeeping form
• Download a model U.S. OSHA Compliance Plan
• Download a model U.S. EPA/HUD Occupant Protection Plan

• Illinois lead program information and licensing forms. (external link to Illinois Department of Public Health)
• Indiana licensing information, sign up for licensing exam and application forms (external link to Indiana Government websites)
• EPA states licensing information and application forms (external links to Federal Government websites)

• Bill Robinson's excellent demonstration of the EPA-approved lead-Based paint test kits. (YouTube)
• LeadCheck Swabs on drywall and plaster. (YouTube - requires Goggle Account)
• LeadCheck Swabs on drywall and plaster. (Embedded)

• Excel Spreadsheet for Calculating Random Site Selections. I received a request from one of our licensed lead inspectors for a better way to do the HUD-mandated random site selection, so I whipped up this little offering. Feel free to use it; the instructions are near the top of the sheet. If someone wants to enhance it, I haven't had a chance yet to add the HUD Guidelines Table 7.3 so you wouldn't have to look up the correct sample numbers; send it along to me and I will be sure you get credit!
• Excel Spreadsheet showing one way to present Niton XRF data summary at end of report.

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To see some of the questions your colleagues call in to us (and the answers and reasoning we provided), check out our Recently Asked Questions (RAQS) page.