The HUD Guidelines (1995 Edition)
The HUD Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing (the Guidelines) provide detailed, comprehensive, technical information on how to identify lead-based paint hazards in housing and how to control such hazards safely and efficiently. The goal of the Guidelines is to help property owners, private contractors, and Government agencies sharply reduce children's exposure to lead without unnecessarily increasing the cost of housing.
The Guidelines address lead hazards posed by paint, dust, and soil in the residential environment. Lead exposures from air emissions, Superfund sites, drinking water, ceramics, home (folk) remedies, cosmetics, food, or other sources are not the focus of these Guidelines.
HUD Guidelines for the Evaluation and
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Forward | ||
Chapter 1 | Introduction | |
Chapter 2 | Where to Go for Help - Qualifications and Roles | |
Chapter 3 | Before You Begin - Planning To Control Lead Hazards | |
Chapter 4 | Lead-Based Paint and Housing Renovation | |
Chapter 5 | Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessment | |
Chapter 6 | Ongoing Monitoring | |
Chapter 7 | Lead-Based Paint Inspections | |
Chapter 8 | Resident Protection and Worksite Preparation | |
Chapter 9 | Worker Protection | |
Chapter 10 | Hazardous and Non-hazardous Waste | |
Chapter 11 | Interim Controls | |
Chapter 12 | Abatement | |
Chapter 13 | Encapsulation | |
Chapter 14 | Cleaning | |
Chapter 15 | Clearance | |
Chapter 16 | Investigation and Treatment of Dwellings Housing Children With Elevated Blood Lead Levels | |
Chapter 17 | Routine Building Maintenance and Lead-Based Paint | |
Chapter 18 | Lead Hazard Control and Historic Preservation | |
References | ||
Glossary | ||
Appendices | ||
Addendum 2: | Data Collection Forms | |
Addendum 3: | XRF Performance Characteristic Sheets (alphabetically listed)
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Errata Sheet | October 1, 1996 |
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