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Lead Exposure Controls (OSHA 1926.62)

Lead hazard assessment completed for the work area critical (required)

Confirm the crew has identified whether painted surfaces may contain lead and whether the task will disturb lead-containing coatings.

Yes No N/A

Work area controls in place to limit spread of lead dust/debris critical (required)

Check for containment, isolation, or other controls appropriate to the task to prevent migration of lead dust to adjacent areas.

Yes No N/A

Housekeeping methods prevent dry sweeping or uncontrolled dust generation critical (required)

Verify wet methods, HEPA vacuuming, or equivalent controls are being used where lead dust or debris is present.

Yes No N/A

Lead warning signs and restricted access are posted where required

Confirm only authorized personnel enter the lead work area and that signage or barriers are visible and intact.

Yes No N/A

Silica Controls from Sanding

Sanding or surface prep controls are used to minimize respirable dust critical (required)

Verify dust control methods are in place, such as wet sanding, local exhaust, or HEPA-equipped tools where applicable.

Yes No N/A

Visible dust accumulation is controlled in the work area

Inspect floors, ledges, and nearby surfaces for excessive dust buildup that indicates inadequate control or housekeeping.

Yes No N/A

Workers performing sanding are using required respiratory protection critical (required)

Confirm respirators match the hazard and task requirements and are being worn correctly during dust-generating work.

Yes No N/A

Respiratory Protection

Respirator type matches the task and exposure hazard critical (required)

Confirm the respirator selected is appropriate for the coating, dust, or lead exposure conditions present on site.

Yes No N/A

Respirators are clean, undamaged, and properly stored

Inspect facepieces, straps, valves, and cartridges/filters for damage, contamination, or expired components.

Yes No N/A

Users demonstrate proper seal check before entering the work area critical (required)

Confirm workers perform a user seal check each time the respirator is donned and before exposure begins.

Yes No N/A

Ventilation & Coatings

Mechanical or natural ventilation is adequate for the task critical (required)

Verify airflow is sufficient to reduce vapor, mist, or dust buildup without creating unsafe recirculation into occupied areas.

Yes No N/A

Spray or coating application area is controlled to prevent overspray exposure

Check barriers, masking, and work sequencing to limit exposure to nearby workers and surfaces.

Yes No N/A

Flammable coating materials are stored and used away from ignition sources critical (required)

Confirm solvent-based coatings, thinners, and related materials are handled in a manner that prevents ignition hazards.

Yes No N/A

Ladder / Lift Access

Access equipment is appropriate for the task and work height critical (required)

Confirm the selected ladder, lift, or other access method is suitable for the location and does not require unsafe overreaching.

Yes No N/A

Ladders are set up on stable, level surfaces and secured as needed critical (required)

Inspect ladder placement, angle, footing, and tie-off or stabilization where required by the task and site conditions.

Yes No N/A

Aerial lift or mobile elevated work platform is operated by authorized personnel only critical (required)

Verify operators are trained/authorized and that fall protection and platform requirements are being followed.

Yes No N/A

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Run: Painting Trade Daily Safety

Lead Exposure Controls (OSHA 1926.62)

Silica Controls from Sanding

Respiratory Protection

Ventilation & Coatings

Ladder / Lift Access

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