NJ Lead Supervisor Test Prep Questions And
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Internal levels per NJAC: 5:17
Level 1: One layer of poly every 5 feet
Level 2: Two layers of poly with a flap on all doorways, warning signs at the entry
but not building entry, residents can stay but not in work area. Remove all
furniture and seal large items in plastic sheeting.
Level 3: Same as first two but residents can't be in dwelling during the day. They
can return at the end of the day when the site is cleaned up. 5 day time limit
Level 4: Same as first two but the residents cannot return until clearance is given
at the end of project. no time limit
What is NJAC 5:17 for?
NJ Admin Code for Lead Hazard Evaluation
What is NJAC8:51 or chapter 51 for?
Childhood lead poisoning (EBLs)
What is NJAC 8:62 for?
The standard for certification/training
What regulation covers respiratory protection?
29CFR1910.134
What is 1910.1200 cover
Hazardous Comms: Specifically, it requires a chemical component disclosure book
full of Safety Data Sheets of all products used on site.
What is the name of the three major players in the Industry
,HUD
OSHA
EPA
HUD was created for
Affordable housing
What are some of the rules that came from HUD?
The Lead Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (LBPPA)
The guidelines for the disclosure rule
What is UCC?
Uniform Construction Code
What is a GFCI?
Shock Suppressor
What is PFAS?
Personal Fall Arrest System
Following the completion of lead hazardous work, the contractor must
provide the owner with a written disclosure of the work performed with the scope
of work.
When removing lead-based paint chips, what are best practices?
Lightly misting prior and plastic sheeting
Enclosure methods material
Drywall
Fiberboard
OR Functional equivalent
,When using screws in the drywall enclosure, they must
bite an inch into the stud or structure.
Exterior Levels
Level 1: One layer of poly every 6 feet (6 mil thick poly) Barrier system (10ft by 3ft
if more than one story)
Level 2: Two layers of poly with a flap on all doorways, warning signs, residents
can stay but not in work area. Remove all furniture and seal large items in plastic
sheeting. Barrier system (10ft by 3ft if more than one story)
Level 3: Same as first two but residents can't be in dwelling during the day. They
can return at the end of the day when the site is cleaned up.
What are forms of Interim control?
Education (Giving the disclosure pamphlet)
Specialized cleaning (HEPA, Wash, HEPA) with TCP cleaning product
Ongoing monitoring (Repairs, repainting and maintenance)
When must cleaning occur after an abatement job is completed?
No sooner than 1 hour after
Clearance Test
Floor (10)
Window Sil (100)
Window well (400)
In every room worked
, Who performs the clearance test?
Risk Assessor or dust sampler
At what level does chelation occur?
Adults (50 ug/dl)
Kids (40 ug/dl)
What is the most important part of a contract for contractors?
Contract Specifications (Scope of Work)
General Conditions
What is the insurance requirement for the state of NJ
Must have a general liability policy with a minimum of 1 million dollars.
Must have occurrence policy with no sunset clause
Must be rate A or better by AM best (unless just started. In that case, C or better
BUT must renew at A or better once expired)
What is an occurrence policy?
Permanent insurance coverage, while active and once it expires.
What is a phrase used for companies that take care of the disposal of the
hazardous waste?
Cradle to grave
For soil levels, if the levels exceed _____, you must abate
if the levels above 5,000, you must abate
When taking a soil sample, what must you remember?
3-4 inches deep or 1 inch around the home
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Internal levels per NJAC: 5:17
Level 1: One layer of poly every 5 feet
Level 2: Two layers of poly with a flap on all doorways, warning signs at the entry
but not building entry, residents can stay but not in work area. Remove all
furniture and seal large items in plastic sheeting.
Level 3: Same as first two but residents can't be in dwelling during the day. They
can return at the end of the day when the site is cleaned up. 5 day time limit
Level 4: Same as first two but the residents cannot return until clearance is given
at the end of project. no time limit
What is NJAC 5:17 for?
NJ Admin Code for Lead Hazard Evaluation
What is NJAC8:51 or chapter 51 for?
Childhood lead poisoning (EBLs)
What is NJAC 8:62 for?
The standard for certification/training
What regulation covers respiratory protection?
29CFR1910.134
What is 1910.1200 cover
Hazardous Comms: Specifically, it requires a chemical component disclosure book
full of Safety Data Sheets of all products used on site.
What is the name of the three major players in the Industry
,HUD
OSHA
EPA
HUD was created for
Affordable housing
What are some of the rules that came from HUD?
The Lead Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (LBPPA)
The guidelines for the disclosure rule
What is UCC?
Uniform Construction Code
What is a GFCI?
Shock Suppressor
What is PFAS?
Personal Fall Arrest System
Following the completion of lead hazardous work, the contractor must
provide the owner with a written disclosure of the work performed with the scope
of work.
When removing lead-based paint chips, what are best practices?
Lightly misting prior and plastic sheeting
Enclosure methods material
Drywall
Fiberboard
OR Functional equivalent
,When using screws in the drywall enclosure, they must
bite an inch into the stud or structure.
Exterior Levels
Level 1: One layer of poly every 6 feet (6 mil thick poly) Barrier system (10ft by 3ft
if more than one story)
Level 2: Two layers of poly with a flap on all doorways, warning signs, residents
can stay but not in work area. Remove all furniture and seal large items in plastic
sheeting. Barrier system (10ft by 3ft if more than one story)
Level 3: Same as first two but residents can't be in dwelling during the day. They
can return at the end of the day when the site is cleaned up.
What are forms of Interim control?
Education (Giving the disclosure pamphlet)
Specialized cleaning (HEPA, Wash, HEPA) with TCP cleaning product
Ongoing monitoring (Repairs, repainting and maintenance)
When must cleaning occur after an abatement job is completed?
No sooner than 1 hour after
Clearance Test
Floor (10)
Window Sil (100)
Window well (400)
In every room worked
, Who performs the clearance test?
Risk Assessor or dust sampler
At what level does chelation occur?
Adults (50 ug/dl)
Kids (40 ug/dl)
What is the most important part of a contract for contractors?
Contract Specifications (Scope of Work)
General Conditions
What is the insurance requirement for the state of NJ
Must have a general liability policy with a minimum of 1 million dollars.
Must have occurrence policy with no sunset clause
Must be rate A or better by AM best (unless just started. In that case, C or better
BUT must renew at A or better once expired)
What is an occurrence policy?
Permanent insurance coverage, while active and once it expires.
What is a phrase used for companies that take care of the disposal of the
hazardous waste?
Cradle to grave
For soil levels, if the levels exceed _____, you must abate
if the levels above 5,000, you must abate
When taking a soil sample, what must you remember?
3-4 inches deep or 1 inch around the home
