Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Lead — OSHA and EPA Residential Requirements — Regulatory crosswalk
Lead — OSHA and EPA Residential Requirements · v1.0.0 · October 22, 2026
Course developed by Todd Jerome Jenkins, MS, CSP.
Separate OSHA construction, OSHA general-industry and EPA residential requirements-awareness tracks. Employer programs, accredited EPA credentials, certified-renovator instruction and actual verified work remain separate.
| Area | Basis | Lessons | Treatment and separate evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEAD-001-CON — Recognize lead and protect health | 1926.62(a), (b), (l); Appendix A; 1910.1200 | health | Recognize exposure routes and health effects. Identify the material, task, exposure routes and actual reporting contact. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Choose the standard and interpret exposure limits | 1926.62(a)–(d) | limits | Distinguish OSHA exposure limits from EPA paint and dust criteria. Identify the applicable rules, workday length and correct units before evaluating results. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Assess exposure and communicate results | 1926.62(d) | assessment | Use representative monitoring and the correct notification deadline. Locate the actual result, represented employees, next sample and written-notice date. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Protect workers while assessment is pending | 1926.62(d)(2) | interim | Recognize construction trigger tasks and interim protection. Identify the trigger-task category and every interim measure before work. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Use the compliance plan and verify controls | 1926.62(e) | plan | Connect the written plan with effective day-to-day protection. Review one real task against the current plan and identify a control-failure response. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Use the selected respirator correctly | 1926.62(f), (j); 1910.134 | respirators | Recognize program, fit and medical requirements for lead respirators. Locate the actual program, selected respirator, fit-test record and confidential medical contact. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Keep protective clothing and laundry contained | 1926.62(g) | clothing | Prevent contamination of clothing, vehicles and homes. Demonstrate the clean-to-dirty route and identify the approved clothing container and laundry process. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Clean safely and use hygiene facilities | 1926.62(h), (i) | hygiene | Prevent re-aerosolization, ingestion and take-home exposure. Walk through the cleanup, washing, eating and departure arrangements with the employer. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Understand surveillance and medical examinations | 1926.62(j) | medical | Recognize industry-specific monitoring triggers and worker access. Identify the correct surveillance trigger, scheduling contact and confidential result process. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Understand medical removal and privacy | 1926.62(j), (k) | removal | Recognize removal, return and benefit protections without self-diagnosis. Locate the removal-benefit and physician-review process without sharing private medical results. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Use signs, information and record access | 1926.62(l)–(o); 1910.1020 | records | Find warnings, exposure records and required information. Locate the warning signs, standard/appendices and exposure-record request procedure. |
| LEAD-001-CON — Complete actual-task instruction and annual training | 1926.62(l); Appendices A and B | training | Verify the required training topics and workplace understanding. Complete an employer-led teach-back and document actual task instruction and next annual training. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Recognize lead and protect health | 1910.1025(a), (b), (l); Appendix A; 1910.1200 | health | Recognize exposure routes and health effects. Identify the material, task, exposure routes and actual reporting contact. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Choose the standard and interpret exposure limits | 1910.1025(a)–(d) | limits | Distinguish OSHA exposure limits from EPA paint and dust criteria. Identify the applicable rules, workday length and correct units before evaluating results. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Assess exposure and communicate results | 1910.1025(d) | assessment | Use representative monitoring and the correct notification deadline. Locate the actual result, represented employees, next sample and written-notice date. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Apply the general-industry control hierarchy | 1910.1025(e) | interim | Apply controls without confusing limited-duration provisions with an exemption. Identify the actual control basis, duration provision and ventilation verification. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Use the compliance plan and verify controls | 1910.1025(e) | plan | Connect the written plan with effective day-to-day protection. Review one real task against the current plan and identify a control-failure response. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Use the selected respirator correctly | 1910.1025(f), (j); 1910.134 | respirators | Recognize program, fit and medical requirements for lead respirators. Locate the actual program, selected respirator, fit-test record and confidential medical contact. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Keep protective clothing and laundry contained | 1910.1025(g) | clothing | Prevent contamination of clothing, vehicles and homes. Demonstrate the clean-to-dirty route and identify the approved clothing container and laundry process. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Clean safely and use hygiene facilities | 1910.1025(h), (i) | hygiene | Prevent re-aerosolization, ingestion and take-home exposure. Walk through the cleanup, washing, eating and departure arrangements with the employer. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Understand surveillance and medical examinations | 1910.1025(j) | medical | Recognize industry-specific monitoring triggers and worker access. Identify the correct surveillance trigger, scheduling contact and confidential result process. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Understand medical removal and privacy | 1910.1025(j), (k) | removal | Recognize removal, return and benefit protections without self-diagnosis. Locate the removal-benefit and physician-review process without sharing private medical results. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Use signs, information and record access | 1910.1025(l)–(o); 1910.1020 | records | Find warnings, exposure records and required information. Locate the warning signs, standard/appendices and exposure-record request procedure. |
| LEAD-001-GI — Complete actual-task instruction and annual training | 1910.1025(l); Appendices A and B | training | Verify the required training topics and workplace understanding. Complete an employer-led teach-back and document actual task instruction and next annual training. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Identify covered residential work | 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart E; 745.103 | scope | Determine whether RRP applies and which program administers it. Record the property age/use, compensation, task and administering program. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Evaluate testing and minor-repair exceptions | 40 CFR 745.82–745.83 | exceptions | Apply component evidence and disturbance limits without creating false exemptions. Measure actual disturbance and document the precise basis of any exception. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Verify firm and renovator qualifications | 40 CFR 745.81, 745.89–745.90 | certification | Distinguish accredited certification from supplemental awareness. Verify firm and individual credentials, assigned renovator and documented worker instruction. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Provide the right pre-renovation information | 40 CFR 745.84 | notices | Use Renovate Right and document delivery to the appropriate people. Complete the recipient and delivery log before the planned start date. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Contain interior renovation dust | 40 CFR 745.85(a)(1)–(2) | interior | Recognize the required interior setup and protect emergency egress. Review containment, clean exit arrangements and emergency egress with the certified renovator. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Contain exterior work and protect neighbors | 40 CFR 745.85(a)(2)(ii) | exterior | Apply exterior distances and additional containment where needed. Check nearby openings, ground protection, property lines and changing weather. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Avoid prohibited methods and manage waste | 40 CFR 745.85(a)(3)–(4) | methods | Recognize method restrictions and contained waste handling. Identify the permitted tool configuration, temperature limit and waste route. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Complete cleaning and certified verification | 40 CFR 745.85(a)(5), (b) | cleaning | Distinguish cleaning, visual inspection and cleaning verification. Identify who performs verification and where its actual results will be recorded. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Distinguish verification from dust clearance | 40 CFR 745.85(c); 745.65; 745.227(e)(8); EPA 2024 final rule | clearance | Apply current dust criteria only to the appropriate evaluation. Identify whether the job requires cleaning verification or qualifying dust clearance and which current criteria apply. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Keep project records and close the job | 40 CFR 745.86 | records | Document actual compliance and provide timely completion information. Complete a project closeout log with actual dates, recipients, verification and remaining actions. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Understand residential sale and rental disclosure | 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart F; EPA disclosure guidance | disclosure | Distinguish transaction disclosures from renovation notices. Identify the transaction, recipients, pamphlet, known reports and inspection-opportunity record. |
| LEAD-001-EPA — Recognize abatement, emergencies and other requirements | 40 CFR 745.82(b); Part 745 Subparts L and Q; 24 CFR Part 35 | boundaries | Route work to the correct qualified program before starting. Confirm project purpose, emergency basis if any, HUD involvement and all required professional roles. |
Sources
- OSHA construction lead standard
- OSHA general-industry lead standard
- OSHA 1926.62 Appendix A
- OSHA 1926.62 Appendix B
- OSHA 1926.62 Appendix C
- OSHA 1910.1025 Appendix A
- OSHA 1910.1025 Appendix B
- OSHA 1910.1025 Appendix C
- OSHA respiratory protection
- OSHA medical/exposure record access
- EPA RRP regulation — 40 CFR Part 745 Subpart E
- EPA disclosure regulation — 40 CFR Part 745 Subpart F
- EPA residential contractor guidance
- EPA accredited renovator training and provider locator
- EPA sale/rental disclosure guidance
- EPA current dust standards
- EPA dust-rule compliance dates
- EPA abatement versus RRP
- EPA lead activities and HUD additional-requirements resources
Federal OSHA and EPA sources reviewed October 22, 2026. Confirm the actual work, jurisdiction and applicable additional requirements. Agency guidance supports planning; it is distinguished from mandatory standard text.