NJ Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor Final Exam
Question:
What does an interim control do?
Answer:
Temporarily reduces human exposures or likely exposures to LBP hazards.
Question:
How long should Interim controls last?
Answer:
3- 20 years.
Question:
What are forms of Interim controls?
Answer:
Special cleaning, Repairs, Maintenance, Painting, Remp Containment, On going monitoring, Operations of management.
Question:
What does abatement do?
Answer:
any measure or set of measurements designed to permanently eliminate LBP hazards. 1 / 4
Question:
How many spiked samples should you take?
Answer:
- Spiked dust sample.
Question:
What ML is a Nalgene Bottle?
Answer:
250 ML
Question:
How many XRF calibrations checks should you do in the beginning of the inspections?
Answer:
3
Question:
When should you take your additional XRF calibration checks?
Answer:
every 4 hours, after inspection work is complete.
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Question:
What are the XRF measurements?
Answer:
mg/cm2
Question:
What is needed on a lead based inspection report?
Answer:
A statement regarding the presences of lead based paint.
Question:
What must be the Lead Inspector report disclouse?
Answer:
Disclosed by owner to prospective buyer/renter of LBP. This must be done prior to new sale or lease.
Question:
What is a Lead Inspector LBP inspection definition?
Answer:
Surface by Surface investigation to determine the presence of LBP.
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Question:
What is a Lead Inspectors Disclosure of Inspections?
Answer:
Disclosure of knowledge of LBP and LBP hazards or that there is not such knowledge when the owner sells/Rents most pre 1978 Housing. ( TARGET
HOUSING)
Question:
Please solve the substrate correction [master bedroom/wood door] [Kitchen/wood/baseboard] first- 1.32 second- 0.91 third- 1.14 first- 1.21 second-1.03 third-1.43
Answer:
1.17 MG/CM
Question:
What is the equation for random selection?
Answer:
Total # of units X random # 0-1
Question:
Solve Random selection problem?to 50 units x 0.19
Answer:
10th unit
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