Compliance

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Compliance

• Bits and Pieces
• Jim Copeland
• copelandj3_at_michigan.gov
• 517-241-6486

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Did You Know..

• A lead abatement supervisor is required for all
  set up and clean up activities for interim
  control work when a child with an EBL has been
  identified (R325.99406(4).

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Did You Know..

• The Protect Your family
  From Lead in Your Home
  pamphlet is still required for the real estate
  disclosure requirements at the time of sale or
  lease of a home.
• The Renovate Right pamphlet is required prior
• to conducting renovation activities.

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Did You Know..

• A failed window trough clearance sample
  represents all window troughs in the work area
  that were not tested.

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Did You Know..

• HHS offers a compliance assist program to
  contractors and all certified lead professionals.
• The compliance assist must be requested by the
  lead professional or company.
• There is no risk of enforcement action with the
  program.
• The program is a good educational tool with real
  world applications.

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Did You Know..

• A lead abatement site, once set up, is an
  abatement site until a passing clearance is
  achieved.

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Did You Know..

• Caution tape and signs must remain up until a
  passing clearance is achieved.
• Caution tape should be erected creating a 20 foot
  perimeter around the exterior work area when 20
  feet is available.
• Caution signs should be posted at all entrance
  points to the work area and at the caution tape
  for exterior work areas.

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