Control The Waste

� Bag or wrap your job wasteat the work site and in thework area.

� Seal the bag with duct tape.

Minimize The DustRemember that as youscrape, drill, cut, open walls,etc. you are creating dust. Youcan keep the dust down byusing the right tools and followsome simple practices thatminimize and control thespread of dust.

� Wet-dry sandpaper� Sanding sponge� Misting bottle w/ sprayer� Tank Sprayer� Plastic Sheeting� Utility Knife Scissors� Masking Tape� Duct Tape� Painters Tape� HEPA Vacuums� Beater Bar� Brooms� Dustpans� Tacky Mats� Heavy duty Plastic Bags� Swiffer Sweeper� Clorox Ready Mop� Heavy duty dry shop wipes

WIPES/CLOTHS� Hand Wipes� Dry Wipes� D-Lead Wipes� Wet Wipes� Swiffer Wipes� Clorox Ready Mop� Reusable Microfiber Dusters(Clean with D-Lead FinalClean) Use again and again.

OTHER TOOLS NEEDED� Low Temperature Heat Gun� Chemical Strippers withoutmethylene chloride

� Power Tools with HEPA filtered equipped vacuumattachments

Set It Up SafelyWhen you work on a job withlead-based paint, you shouldseparate the work area fromthe rest of the home.

� Plastic Sheeting� Poly Bags� Poly Furniture Covers� Poly Mattress Covers� Spritzer Bottles� Tacky Mats/Pads� Adhesive/PainterTape� Carpet Shield Poly Film

SIGNS/CONES� Lead Warning Signage� Paperwork Holder� Traffic Cones� Lead Warning Floor Signs� Warning/Barrier Tapes

TOOLS� Hammer � Staplers� Removal Tools� Utility Knife Scissors

POLE SETS� Zip Pole Sets� Supplies

7 Steps to Lead Safe RRPEVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR LEAD SAFE WORK PRACTICES*

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step 1Determine if there’s Lead

Determine if the Job InvolvesLead Based Paint

Was the housebuilt before1978?

Can the homeownerprove that lead-basedpaint was not used?

� EPA Approved Lead Check� D-Lead Final Lead CheckTest Kit

� Clearance Testing Tape

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step 3Protect Yourself Without the right personal protective equipment (PPE),workers may ingest or inhalelead from the job and may riskbringing lead from the work siteto their families.

CLOTHING AND GLOVES� Gloves � Booties/Shoe Covers� Coveralls� Painters Hat� Hoods� Bouffants/Hair Nets

EYE PROTECTIONAlways wear protective eyewear when scraping and hammering.

� Goggles� Safety Glasses� Eye Wash

MASKS� N99 Dust Masks� P100 Dust Masks� N100 Dust Masks� N95 Dust Masks� Flat-Fold Dust Masks� Cartridge Respirator Masks� P100 Respirators� N100 Respirators� Dual Cartridge Respirators� Single Cartridge Respirators� Supplies Cleaning Wipesfor Cartridge Respirators

� OSHA Requirement for cleaning.

Best practices for respirators must beestablished. RRP recommends a N100 mask for the greatest particulate protection, however this is arecommendation. Lead dust particulates are large and a N95, N99and P100 and N100 masks will filter outthe particle.

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step 5Leave Work Area CleanThe work area should be leftclean at the end of every day andespecially at the end of the job.

� Heavy duty plastic bags� HEPA vacuum� Masking Tape� Duct Tape� Painters Tape� Misting bottle sprayer

WIPES/CLOTHS� Dry Wipes� D-Lead Wipes� Wet Wipes� Swiffer Wipes/Mop� Clorox Ready Mop� Reusable Microfiber

Dusters(Clean with D-Lead FinalClean) Use again & again.

CLEANING� General Cleaning� Hand Cleaners� Cleaners� Adhesive Removers� Mops/Buckets� Floor Pad Holder� Floor Pads� Floor Pad Handles� Plastic Handles� Aluminum Handles� Wooden Handles� Metal-Tipped Handles� Sponges/Scrubbers� WD-40 Detergent

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step 7Verify Work Completionwith Cleaning VerificationProcedure or ClearanceCleaning Verification or Clear-ance Testing is required by theRRP Rule.

� D-Lead Final Clean� D-Lead Final Lead Test Kit� D-Lead Clearance Tape

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