Transcription of Chapter 11: Interim Controls - HUD
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11 1 Chapter 11: Interim ControlsTHE BASIC STEPS COMMON TO MOST JOBS HOW TO DO IT ..11 5I. INTRODUCTION ..11 7A. When Interim Controls Are Appropriate and When They Are Not ..11 8B. The Standard Treatments Option ..11 8C. Combinations of Interim Controls and Abatement of Certain 10D. Preventive Measures That Can Be Performed by Residents ..11 10II. Basic Practices and Standards Applicable to Interim control Jobs ..11 10A. Preparing a Lead Hazard control Plan for Multi-family Housing ..11 10B. Qualifications of Persons and Firms Performing Interim Controls ..11 12C. Small Amounts of Paint Disturbance ..11 13D. Lead-Safe Work Practices ..11 14E. Pre-Renovation Education ..11 16F. Resident Protection and Worksite Preparation During control Activities ..11 17G. Worker Protection ..11 18H. Waste Handling ..11 18I. Cleanup ..11 18J. Clearance.
The plan should be based on the lead-based paint hazards identified, the feasibility of the control measures, occupancy by young children, and financing. (See Section II.A of this chapter.) 3.Determine that the contractor and supervisor are certified to do the work in a lead-safe manner.
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