Ohio Lead Risk Assessor Exam Questions
Question:
What is the maximum fine for first time offense under Ohio Revised Code?
Answer:
$1000
Question:
What state agency in Ohio regulates lead work in child-occupied facilities?
Answer:
Ohio Department of Health
Question:
What is a "child occupied facility"?
Answer:
A facility where a child visits at least 2x/week for 3 hours per visit, and at least a total of 60 hours/year.
Question:
What is target housing?
Answer:
Built before 1978 w/ children under 6 years’ old 1 / 4
Question:
What is a lead inspection?
Answer:
A surface-by-surface investigation to identify lead-based paint
Question:
What is a lead risk assessment?
Answer:
An investigation to identify lead hazards
Question:
What is lead abatement?
Answer:
Permanently eliminate lead hazards (at least 20 years)
Question:
What are interim controls?
Answer:
Temporarily control the lead hazards
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Question:
What are lead-based paint hazards under Title X?
Answer:
Deteriorated, peeling, chipping, chalking, friction/impact surface
Question:
What are the four methods of abatement?
Answer:
Removal, replacement, enclosure, encapsulation
Question:
What are examples of interim controls?
Answer:
Cleaning, repainting, education
Question:
What should we recommend if we allow for encapsulation or enclosure as an option for controlling a lead hazard?
Answer:
Annual monitoring
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Question:
What should we recommend if we allow an interim control, such as painting, as an option for controlling a lead hazard?
Answer:
Continuous monitoring
Question:
What are the three approaches to performing a risk assessment of a multi- family complex?
Answer:
Worst case, random, and targeted
Question:
How do we sample dust in community centers?
Answer:
First 300 sqft gets 1 sample, 2000 sqft gets 2 samples, and 1 additional sample for each 2000 sqft increment
Question:
What certification is needed to perform clearance testing after abatement?
Answer:
Lead inspector or risk assessor
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