Lead removal is a danger to the public, workers, and the environment, and there are several legal and liability aspects to removing it. Our C3/C5 courses are essential for anyone who will be safely removing lead or other toxic metals on the job.
Supervisor/Competent Person Training for Deleading and Hazardous Coatings Removal (C3) : 32 hours
Recommended for renovators, remodelers, painters, maintenance personnel, and any other workers removing or modifying painted surfaces.
Course Description:
C3 contains specific discussions on protecting workers, compliance with environmental regulations, proper management of waste streams, operations that result in potential exposures to lead and other hazards, and associated control technology. It includes background information on the hazards of lead and other toxic metals as well as a review of the current legal and regulatory issues. The course also addresses developing programs to effectively control risks to workers, the public, and the environment.
Course Content:
Hazardous coatings and materials in industrial painting
Legal and liability issues
Health effects of hazardous coatings and materials
Identification of hazardous coatings/hazardous materials
Air, soil, water/sediment, and dust regulations and monitoring strategies
Worker protection from hazardous coatings/materials
Respiratory protection and PPE
Management of solid and hazardous wastes
Sources of hazardous coatings exposure
Control of environmental releases (containment and ventilation)
Specifications, submittals, and site-specific compliance programs
Pre-planning and worksite preparation
In-process and post-competent person (CP) responsibilities/demobilization
Supervisor/Competent Person Training for Deleading and Hazardous Coatings Removal Refresher (C5): 8 Hours
Recommended for Contractors and Competent Persons, engineers, EHS, other consultants, and specifying or project managers who have previously taken the C3.
This 1-day C5 course provides a review of Competent Person duties and responsibilities in working with lead and other hazardous materials encountered in industrial coatings work. It also reviews relevant OSHA and EPA regulations.
Course Content
Competent Person requirements
Health effects / OSHA health standards
EPA regulations
Overview of containment and ventilation
Regulatory update
The AMPP C5 Refresher course is required to be completed:
Annually for those people working with companies that are SSPC QP 2 (now AMPP) certified, or on projects where the AMPP QP 2 certification is required or;
AMPP recommends every two years for all others unless regulatory or contract requirements are more stringent.
Note: Check with the Department of Environment with your state for their specific requirements. Most states require a C5 refresher every two years.
