Introduction

Lead, which is a naturally occurring metal, is being extensively used all over the world. Since the metal involves vast usage, it is widespread in the environment and considerable quantities of the material are getting deposited into the air, water, and land. As it is extensively spread, lead exposure is a pervasive issue that impacts people with its adverse effects.

The course is designed to demonstrate the knowledge of lead exposure to all those who are prone to exposure to airborne lead at work. It includes various industrial sectors such as construction, manufacturing, maintenance, recycling, sandblasting, surface penetration, and painting.

The course explains the lead exposure hazards, ways to prevent its harmful exposure in the workplace, use of personal protective equipment, and stringent regulations that will lessen the sources of lead exposure.

The course has a major goal of building the best measures of lead exposure and handling processes and reducing the risk of the metal to the personnel working in the environment. It also emphasizes reducing the risk of exposure and complying with state, federal, and local requirements to protect the health and safety of employees.

Who can take this Course

Supervisors

Employees

Contractors

Course Certification

Successful participation who passed the written and practical test will receive certificates on Risk Assessment.

Minimum Qualification

Ability to understand English unless the course is being agreed to be delivered in Clients required language.