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Lead is a naturally occurring bluish-gray metal found in small amounts in the earth's crust. It has no characteristic taste or smell. Metallic lead does not dissolve in water and does not burn. Lead can combine with other chemicals to form what are usually known as lead salts. Some natural and manufactured substances contain lead, but do not look like lead in its metallic form.
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Notices Lead in General Industry Standard05/18/2009National
Directives01/05/1989 - CPL 2-2.47 - Compliance Dates for the Lead Standard 29 CFR 1910.1025, with Clarification of the Implementation Schedule07/18/2003National
Directives02/27/1997 - Brass and Bronze Ingot Manufacturing Industry Compliance Requirements and Dates Under the Lead Standard (29 CFR 1910.1025)07/22/2003National
Directives05/01/1989 - CPL 2-2.48 - List of Laboratories Approved for Blood Lead Analysis07/18/2003National
Directives08/14/2008 - [CPL 03-00-0009] - OSHA Instruction; National Emphasis Program-Lead08/14/2008National
Violations2009 Violation Summary for Lead - General Industry National
Violations2011 Violation Summary for Lead - General Industry National
Regulations29 CFR § 1910.1025 Lead National
Proposed Rules40 CFR 58 - Notice of Data Availability Regarding Two Studies of Ambient Lead Concentrations Near a General Aviation Airport12/08/2010National
InterpretationsA definition of the word 'ingot' as it applies to 1910.1025.01/30/1996National
InterpretationsAcceptability of rhodizonate-based spot test kits for determining the presence or absence of lead in paint coatings.[1910.1025; 1926.62]07/18/2003National
NoticesAgency Information Collection Activities; TSCA Section 402 and Section 404 Training and Certification, Accreditation and Standards for Lead-Based Paint Activities and Renovation, Repair, and Painting01/26/2011National
InterpretationsApplication of OSHA's health standards07/15/1996National
Questions & AnswersAs a battery manufacturer, the OSHA Lead Standard applies to our facility; therefore we require all plant employees to shower at the end of their shift. Our towel situation is out of control...03/31/2008National
Guidance DocumentsAuthorized State Programs National
InterpretationsBlood lead laboratories are not required to report the OSHA levels at which additional employer obligations are triggered under the lead standards.[1910.1025; 1926.62]04/05/2004National
Questions & AnswersDoes OSHA require the removal of lead paint that is peeling?11/19/2010National
InterpretationsEmployee safety and the laundering of contaminated clothing.04/01/1997National
InterpretationsEnforcement of the engineering and work practice control provisions of the lead standard, 1910.1025(e)(1).[1910.1025; 1910.1025(e)(1)] 05/11/2004National
Regulatory AnalysisLead National
QuizzesLead Hazards and Precautions (PDF) National
HandoutsLead Hazards and Precautions (PDF) National
QuizzesLead Hazards and Precautions (PDF) National
HandoutsLead Hazards and Precautions (PDF) National
Trainer's OutlinesLead Hazards and Precautions (PDF) [7-Minute Safety Trainer] (short outline) National
NoticesLead in General Industry Standard; Extension of the Office of Management and Budget's Approval of Information Collection Requirements10/27/2005National
Guidance DocumentsLead Paint Safety: A Field Guide for Painting, Home Maintenance, and Renovation Work National
PowerPointsLead Protection - The Case of the Toxic Dust (PPT) National
Speaker's NotesLead Protection - The Case of the Toxic Dust (PPT) National
HandoutsLead Protection - The Case of the Toxic Dust (PPT) National
QuizzesLead Protection - The Case of the Toxic Dust (Word) National
QuizzesLead Safety (PDF) National
HandoutsLead Safety (PDF) National
HandoutsLead Safety (PDF) National
Training ExercisesLead Safety (PDF) National
Training ExercisesLead Safety (PDF) National
Trainer's GuidesLead Safety (PDF) National
Trainer's OutlinesLead Safety (PDF) [OSHA Training System] (long outline) National
Training ActivitiesLead Safety Activity (Word) National
PlansLead Safety Plan (Word) National
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