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Owner Update “Question of The Month”
Q: Do I Need Training to Repair Lead-Based Paint?
A. YES, If any of the units you own were built
before 1978 AND do now or may in the future house families with
young children.
Below is information on getting near-by affordable training on
lead-safe work practices. This training will CERTIFY the student
for working on and around lead-based paint without producing
dust that could be hazardous to young and unborn children.
Successful completion of the course qualifies the trainee to
perform operations, maintenance and renovation, remodeling and
rehabilitation activities in Federally-assisted housing, such as
TMHA’s Section 8 Voucher program.
There is no prerequisite for the course, so it is ideal for
owners and maintenance workers. The instructor is john Zilka, a
well-known and knowledgeable expert in the field. The course
offers 0.8 hours of continuing education credits.
LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAINING
Work Safely with Lead Paint and Comply with the HUD Lead-Safe
Housing Rule
8 Hour Training in Lead-Based Paint Renovation/Remodeling
Saturday, March 10th, 2007 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. CRN # 18206
Cost: $50.00
Location: Corporate College East
To register, call 216-987-5875 or 3075. For more information,
contact Samantha Kaplan at 216-987-2932 or via e-mail at
Samantha.kaplan@tric.edu To view registration online,
go to
www.corporatecollege.com
HEY! WE’VE GOT A HEPA VACUUM FOR LOAN
Periodically, we like to remind our owners that we have this
vacuum available to help in cleaning up sites where paint has
been repaired. If you are getting ready for a clearance
inspection, it’s a must for clearing the unit of paint dust &
debris.
There are many “HEPA’s” out there, but not all do a good job of
really filtering LBP dust, which is very fine. Our HEPA is
approved by the Ohio Department of Health and is on loan to us
from them for clean-up work. There is no charge for borrowing
the vacuum Just call to schedule use. ODH requires that all
users watch an 8-minute video on proper utilization and cleaning
of the HEPA Vacuum.
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