Course Overview
The Lead Awareness Course is designed to provide participants with essential knowledge about the risks associated with lead exposure, the regulations surrounding lead hazards, and how to identify and address lead-related issues in various environments. This course covers topics such as the health effects of lead poisoning, sources of lead contamination, and how to recognize lead hazards in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Participants will learn about safety practices for preventing lead exposure, including proper cleaning techniques and personal protective equipment (PPE) use. The course also discusses the role of workers in maintaining a safe environment, understanding regulatory standards from OSHA, EPA, and HUD, and ensuring compliance with lead-safe work practices. Ideal for workers, property managers, and supervisors, the Lead Awareness Course provides a foundational understanding of lead hazards and how to minimize risks in environments where lead may be present.
What You'll Learn
In the Lead Awareness Course, students will learn essential information about the risks and safety practices related to lead exposure. Key topics include:
- Health Effects of Lead Exposure
- Sources of Lead Hazards
- Recognizing Lead Hazards
- Safety Practices
- Regulatory Standards
- Preventing Lead Contamination
- Role in Compliance
This course provides foundational knowledge for anyone working in environments where lead hazards may be present, helping them recognize risks and implement safe practices.
Who Should Enroll
The Lead Awareness Course is designed for individuals who work in environments where lead hazards may be present and need to understand the risks and safety measures associated with lead exposure. This course is ideal for:
Those involved in renovation, demolition, or maintenance work, particularly in older buildings, where lead-based materials might be present.
Workers who may encounter lead-based paint, plumbing, or dust during routine maintenance or cleaning tasks.
Individuals managing older buildings or properties where lead hazards could be present, ensuring compliance with lead safety regulations.
Those overseeing or participating in renovation projects in older structures where lead paint or other lead-containing materials may be encountered.
Environmental health and safety professionals responsible for ensuring safe practices and compliance with lead exposure regulations in various work environments.
Especially in older schools, where lead exposure risks may exist, staff members who interact with children and need to be aware of potential hazards.
Professionals assessing and advising on lead risks in residential, commercial, or industrial settings.
This course is essential for anyone who might be exposed to lead hazards or involved in managing environments where lead may be present, ensuring they have the knowledge to prevent exposure and follow safety protocols.
Why Choose TSM Training Institute?
- Flexible learning options (online and in-person).
- Industry-experienced instructors.
- Recognized certifications for career advancement.
- DLS certified
Our environmental training program is fully certified with the EPA, OSHA, and the Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards.
