Lead Safety Training

Our Lead Safety Training program provides essential knowledge for identifying, handling, and preventing exposure to lead in the workplace. The course aligns with OSHA's Lead Standards (29 CFR 1926.62 & 1910.1025) and helps employers meet compliance requirements while reducing serious health risks.

Workers exposed to lead without proper training face long-term health effects, including brain damage, kidney disease, and reproductive harm. This training equips your team with the skills needed to work safely and avoid costly violations.

Why Lead Safety Training Is Essential

Lead has been used for centuries in construction, manufacturing, and plumbing. In 1971, the U.S. introduced the Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act, followed by OSHA's enforceable standards in 1978.

Since then, documented lead-related illnesses have dropped by more than 80%, but risks remain. Regular training is the key to protecting workers and preventing workplace exposure.

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Who Needs Lead Safety Training?

• Construction and Demolition Crews
• Industrial & Manufacturing Workers
• Painting and Renovation Contractors
• Welders, Fabricators, and Metalworkers
• Supervisors, Safety Officers & Site Managers

OSHA recommends training annually or whenever job duties or exposures change.

What's Covered in Our Lead Safety Training

Training Topics Include:

• Lead Exposure Risks and Health Effects
• OSHA Lead Regulations (29 CFR 1926.62 & 1910.1025)
• Permissible Exposure Limits and Action Levels
• Safe Handling, Storage, and Waste Disposal
• Proper Use of PPE for Lead-Related Tasks
• Air Monitoring and Medical Surveillance Programs
• Employee Rights and Employer Obligations

Course Duration: 2 Hours | Renewal: Annually | CEU Credit: 2 Contact Hours

Why Choose Our Lead Safety Training?

• OSHA-Aligned Curriculum: Built for compliance and real-world safety outcomes
• Led by Industry Experts: Trainers with field experience in lead exposure control
• Engaging Format: Hands-on demonstrations, case studies, and Q&A sessions
• Flexible Delivery: Choose in-person or remote sessions to suit your team
• Instant Documentation: Attendance logs and proof of completion available for audit files

Lead Safety Training FAQs

How often does OSHA require lead safety training?

Training must be provided annually or whenever an employee's exposure risk or job changes.

Does the training include hands-on demonstrations?

Yes. In-person sessions include demonstrations of PPE usage, exposure controls, and decontamination practices.

What are the risks of skipping lead safety training?

Non-compliance with OSHA's lead standards can result in fines, worker illnesses, legal action, and jobsite shutdowns.