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SETUP



Chapter 6

Lead Abatement

for Workers Course

Learning Objectives

 How to keep lead out of the air

 How to protect yourself from lead while

you work

 What a lead job looks like

 How to clean the work room

 How to set up the work room

 How to set up a decontamination area

 How to use the decontamination area





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Working with Lead

 All leadpaint abatement methods

create dust



 Burning lead creates lead fumes









3

Rules for Lead Work

1. Keep dust levels down

2. Contain the work area

3. Follow good hygiene practices

4. Use personal protective gear

5. Clean up









4

Keep Lead Dust Levels Down!

 Avoid methods that create a lot of

dust and waste



 Use a HEPA vacuum





 Use wet methods





5

Contain the Work Area

 Protect non-leaded surfaces from lead

dust

 This practice keeps lead dust from

spreading

 Keep everyone except workers away

from the lead

 Clean up will be easier







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Use Protective Gear and

Clothing

 Respirators

 Disposable coveralls

 Nonskid booties

 Gloves

 Protective eye gear



DO NOT take lead dust home on work clothes!





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~~~ CAUTION ~~~





Don’t take lead dust

home!





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Follow Good Hygiene Practices

 Wash your hands and face each time

you leave the work area

 Washing up before leaving the work

area prevents

 Gettinglead in your mouth

 You from poisoning yourself



NEVER eat, drink, smoke or

put on makeup in the work area!





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Cleanup

 Prevents furtherexposures to lead

 Protects you while you work

 Keeps harmful dust levels down

 Prevents the spread of lead dust





Good cleanup is required for an

abatement job to pass the final inspection.





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Setup

A good setup is very important on an

abatement job

 Before doing any work find out

 If you will need protective gear

 If you will need a respirator



 Check State regulations for work area

preparation





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Setup Check List

 Put up warning signs.

 Only people working on the lead-paint

abatement should enter the job site

 Occupants may return after the job passes

a final clearance inspection

 Warning signs should be posted at the

exits and entrances of areas to be abated







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OSHA Warning Sign



WARNING

LEAD WORK AREA



POISON



NO SMOKING, EATING,



OR DRINKING





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OSHA Warning Sign

(Spanish)



PELIGRO

PLOMO EN ESTE AREA

ES VENENOSO

NO FUMAR, TOMAR,

O COMER







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Setup Check List

 Identify work site safety hazards

 Identify hazards before starting the job

 Post warning signs that say “DANGER”

until the problem is repaired









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Setup Check List

 Clean and remove anything you can

move

 Chairs, desks, computers, bookcases,

office supplies, paintings, cooking pans,

books, lamps, tables, etc.

 Clean, cover, and seal the things you

cannot move

 Radiators, installed cabinets, etc.





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Setup Check List

 Shut off and seal off ventilation system

 Lead dust goes where air goes

 Lock the electrical box and label it with a

tag



DANGER



DO NOT

OPERATE







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Setup Check List

 Provide ventilation (airflow) for workers

 Negativeair machine

 Makeup air









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Setup Check List

 Do necessary repair work

 Collapsed stairways, ceiling floors, etc.

 Moisture damage

 Damaged plaster

 Water systems









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Setup Check List

 Shut off and lock out electricity

 Small jobs

 Large jobs

 Turning off wall switches

is not enough DANGER

 Temporary power

DO NOT

OPERATE









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Setup Check List

 Setup the decontamination and wash

areas

 Enter and exit the work area through the decon

 Setup decon in a clean area

 Large-scale jobs

 Dirty room; shower; clean change area

 Small-scale jobs

 Must have separate clean change and storage area









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Setup Check List

 Mop and seal the floors

 Cover dry floor with two layers of 6 mil poly

 Look for tears in the poly as you work

 Repair rips as soon as you notice them









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Setup Check List

 Bring in equipment and tools

 Ensurethat needed tools are in the work

room before abatement begins

Cleaning equipment

Negative air machines

Scaffolding

Ladders









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Setup Check List

 Seal off the work site

 Prevents people from passing through

accidentally

 Must be dust tight

 Seal may not be broken until

Abatement is complete, AND

Area passes final clearance









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Setup Check List

 Separate “dirty work” area from the rest

of the work area

 Helps control the transfer of dust.

 Put up an air lock

 Seal vents

 Do not remove debris through “cleaner”

areas

 Avoid tracking dust





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Setup Check List

 Set up locked storage space for waste.

 Must not be accessible to children or

animals

 Put up a warning sign that says:

“DANGER LEAD WASTE”

 If applicable, inform rental company

 Lay a path of poly to storage space









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Setup Check List

 Secure the work site

 Helps to prevent

Vandalism

Loss of property

 Keeps people from entering the

contaminated area

 Lock doors and windows









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Setup Check List

for Interim Controls

 Warning signs and mark off area

 Keep people out of the work area

 Wear protective gear as appropriate

 Label rugs and send them out to be

cleaned

 Clean and seal what remains in the

area

 Turn off HVAC





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Setup Check List

for Interim Controls

 Seal air vents and openings

 Place layers of poly at least 6 feet in

every direction from work area

 Bring all tools and equipment into the

work area

 Seal off work site from the rest of the

building





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These are not Interim Controls

 Stripping

 Demolition

 Paint removal

 Component replacement





Use a full abatement setup

for these activities.



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