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Lead Safety Standard Training

Lead exposure is a serious threat to workplace safety. If unprotected, lead exposure can lead to damage to the brain and central nervous system, convulsions, comas, and even death. Lead can easily contaminate food, water, and air from a number of sources. The severity of lead poisoning means that OSHA has strict regulations on lead safety procedures. Our training programs help arm your employees with knowledge on lead safety in construction, lead exposure monitoring and medical surveillance, and other lead safety topics.

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Lead Exposure: Prevention and Response Training Course
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SKU: AT094

Languages: EN ES FR

Produced: 2024

SKU: AT094

Languages: EN ES FR

Produced: 2024

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Although Americans had a grasp on lead toxicity in the late sixties, it wasn’t banned in the making of house paint until 1978. Leaded gas wasn’t phased out until the mid-90s. For this reason, there are tons of homes and businesses that still contain large amounts of lead. Take charge of protecting your employees on lead-positive job sites by completing our training, then head over to our blog for frequent updates on new lead-safety procedures.

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Hey Atlantic Training, my team already knows their way around lead safety procedures. Why do we need your lead safety standard training programs?

Even if your employees understand the dangers of lead exposure, the presence of lead in a home, business, or job site can still cause harm to the general public. When you engage in lead safety training, you’re not only trying to protect yourselves but everyone who will come into contact with your project in the future. OSHA has created a number of strict mandates around lead safety standards, and there can be serious fines for neglecting these procedures. Our training helps ensure that every one of your employees is an advocate for lead safety on each job site.