In 1978 the United States banned the use of lead in paint, which was one of the most common exposures to the metal. However, there are still many ways a that person may be exposed to lead in their everyday […]
In April, ZOTA Professional Training solicited applications for its first annual Environmental Protection Scholarship Program. Applicants were asked to focus on the impact of the EPA’s Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule, while the submissions would be judged on the […]
What are the Overall Costs of Lead Poisoning and Abatement? Since Congress banned lead paint in 1978, drastic improvements were made to significantly lower exposure rates. Even though many improvements have been made, lead poisoning is still a serious hazard […]
August 10, 2017 ZOTA Professional Training is proud to have a network of fully-accredited and highly-experienced training providers across the country. We are showcasing the companies that make providing the highest quality courses to you possible, continuing with American Contractors […]
Lead-based paint was primarily used in homes built before 1978 until the federal government banned the use of it in any new construction. The paint contains a highly toxic metal, lead, which is responsible for many health and behavioral issues […]
Since the later part of the twentieth century, the study between childhood exposure to lead poisoning and certain adulthood problems have been linked in surprising ways. The damage that occurs to young children when exposed to lead poisoning can be […]
Explaining the Jobs of Lead-Safe Certified Contractors You’ve already taken the first step in securing your family’s health and safety by testing your home for lead paint, pipes, or soil. If the results came back with the detection of lead, […]
Though many contractors are familiar with the hazards of lead paint due to RRP training, people are often unaware of the risks associated with other sources of lead exposure. Contributing factors may include pre-existing environmental conditions or improper disposal of […]
Lead exposure can come from home renovation projects, exposure to lead paint, and airborne particles. Lead poisoning poses a particular risk to children and their developing brains, especially if they live in a house constructed and painted before 1978. Experts […]
Before 1978, many homes were constructed that used lead-based paint on walls, window sills and other areas inside and outside. The federal government stepped in and banned the use of paint that contained lead, but it is still present in […]