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Run: Lead Paint Compliance Audit

Lead Paint Compliance Audit template for EPA RRP jobs that checks tenant notice, containment, dust control, cleanup verification, and final compliance status...

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Inspection Scope and Documentation

Record whether the site is pre-1978 housing, a child-occupied facility, or another regulated property, and summarize the renovation, repair, or painting scope.
Verify that required lead-safe work practice records are available for review, including contractor documentation and job records.
Confirm that a certified renovator or designated responsible supervisor is identified for the job.
Capture the date and time of the compliance audit.

Tenant Notification and Occupant Protection

Confirm that occupants or tenants received the required lead hazard information and renovation notice before work began.
Verify that occupants are protected from dust and debris migration into adjacent rooms, units, hallways, or common areas.
Confirm that access to the work area is restricted and warning signage or barriers are in place where required.
Document any tenant questions, complaints, access issues, or communication gaps observed during the audit.

Containment and Work Area Setup

Verify that plastic sheeting, barriers, or other containment measures fully isolate the work area and are intact without visible gaps or tears.
Confirm that floors, fixtures, and nearby surfaces are protected to prevent spread of dust and debris outside the immediate work zone.
Verify that entry/exit points are controlled to minimize dust tracking and unauthorized access.
Check that plastic, tape, and barriers are secured and not visibly displaced by airflow, foot traffic, or active work.
Observe whether lead dust, chips, or debris are present outside the contained work area.

Dust Suppression and Lead-Safe Work Practices

Confirm that wet methods or other dust suppression techniques are being used when disturbing painted surfaces, unless the task is exempt or not feasible.
Verify that HEPA-filtered vacuuming or equivalent dust control is used for cleanup and dust capture where required.
Check for dry sweeping, dry scraping without controls, open-flame burning, or other prohibited lead-disturbing methods.
Verify that sanding, grinding, cutting, or demolition tools are controlled to reduce dust release and are used only with appropriate containment and cleanup measures.

Cleanup Verification and Clearance

Verify that all visible dust, chips, and debris have been removed from floors, surfaces, and adjacent areas.
Confirm that cleanup included HEPA vacuuming and wet wiping or wet mopping as appropriate for the surface.
Verify that the area passed visual cleanup verification and no visible residue remains on horizontal surfaces, window troughs, or other dust collection points.
Record any remaining non-conformances, re-clean requirements, or follow-up actions needed before the area can be released.

PPE, Waste Handling, and Final Review

Verify that workers are using appropriate PPE for the task, such as disposable coveralls, gloves, eye protection, and respiratory protection when required by the job hazard assessment.
Confirm that lead-contaminated waste, disposable materials, and debris are contained, labeled, and managed according to site procedures and applicable requirements.
Select the overall result of the audit after reviewing all sections.

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