Lead Safety Training

Objective: The Lead Safety Training is designed to educate participants on the hazards of lead exposure, safe handling practices, control measures, and regulatory compliance to prevent lead-related health risks in the workplace.

Summary: This comprehensive course covers the risks associated with lead exposure, including its health effects, sources of exposure, and methods of prevention. Participants will learn about safe work practices, personal protective equipment (PPE), lead abatement techniques, and regulatory requirements to minimize lead exposure.

Duration:

  • Course Duration: 2hrs

  • Schedule: Offered as a full-day session or segmented sessions for interactive learning.

Regulation Reference: including but not limited to:

  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations for lead exposure in the workplace (29 CFR 1910.1025).

  • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines for lead-based paint hazards.

Cost: $25.00

Course Topics:

  • Understanding lead hazards and health effects

  • Sources of lead exposure in the workplace

  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) selection and usage

  • Lead abatement and control measures

  • Regulatory compliance and reporting requirements

  • Safe handling and storage practices for lead-containing materials

Who Should Attend: This course is suitable for workers, supervisors, construction personnel, painters, and individuals working in industries where lead exposure is a concern, ensuring they have the knowledge and skills to prevent lead-related health risks.

For enrollment, scheduling, or further information, please contact the training provider or visit their website.

Note: The course content can be adapted to meet specific maritime industry needs or organizational requirements.

Contact Info

Calvin Rodrigue, Jr
calvin.rodrigue@fletcher.edu